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Battlefields Trust Lunchtime Talk - German Army of 1917
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The German Army of 1917
Dr Matthias Strohn
A lecture and sandwich lunch
12.30 - 2.00 pm
Wednesday 14th June 2017
Hosted by
The Fusiliers Museum London in the
Officer's Mess of The Royal
Regiment of Fusiliers
HM Tower of London
Dr Strohn is a specialist in the history of the German army in the 20th century, with a special interest in the First World War. He is a senior lecturer in the Department of War Studies, Sandhurst and Senior Research Fellow in Modern War Studies at the University of Buckingham. He holds a commission in the Bundeswehr. He has published widely on the German army of the First World War and interwar years edited the companion on the Somme commissioned for the British Army centenary staff ride to the Somme in 2016. This is a chance to hear about the German experience.
Our hosts will be the Fusiliers Museum and the event includes a sandwich lunch, a glass of wine and the opportunity to network in the exclusive surroundings of the Fusiliers mess in HM Tower of London. If you would like to attend this lunchtime talk, please make a donation of £25 for each attendee (£20 for members of the Battlefields Trust) and email your name, contact number and any special requirements (dietary/mobility) to helen.perry@battlefieldstrust.com On receipt, email confirmation will be sent together with directions to the venue. If you have any questions, please ring 0207 387 6620. We look forward to welcoming you.
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The booking deadline for this event is Monday 12th June 2017.
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