Ipswich in the Great War
Published on 30. May 2016
176 pages
978-1-4738-7319-3 (ISBN)
Description
How did children in Ipswich help the war effort? Who was imprisoned in Ipswich for opposing the war? Where in the town was there thought to be a German military control centre?In this thoroughly researched and highly readable study of the Ipswich Home F
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Rachel Field
Ipswich in the Great War
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08/2016
Pen & Sword Military
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Rachel Field was born in Cambridge and has lived in Ipswich with her husband since 2006. She studied History at Warwick University. Her working life was mainly spent with a small research company, followed by a spell as an administrator for the National A
Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Ipswich before the Great War
- 2 'England to mobilise today'
- 3 Daily life
- 4 The enemy within?
- 5 Business as usual?
- 6 Public services
- 7 Marching off to war
- 8 War at sea and in the air
- 9 Caring for the sick and wounded
- 10 News about the war
- 11 Doing our utmost
- 12 Keeping our spirits up
- 13 After the war was over
- Afterword
- Appendices
- Timeline
- Suffolk Regiment battalions
- Bibliography
