Commemorating the Centenary of the Scuttling of the German High Seas Fleet... Scapa 100 Events Programme available on OIC website: orkney.gov.uk/Service-Direct… See also Facebook page: m.facebook.com/scapa100 And scapa100.org

Coming up, a two-day conference in Paris reflecting on the #WW1 Centenary commemorations.

Five headstones of German sailors in Lyness Naval Cemetery corrected and replaced. Well done Commonwealth War Graves bbc.com/news/uk-scotla…

The German graves Commonwealth War Graves Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery, Orkney - photographed in June 2016. Sailors lost in the scuttling of Germany's #WW1 High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow in June 1919 rest here, alongside Commonwealth dead of both world wars.

Did the Treaty of Versailles lead to WW2 and was the attempt to create a new world order a failure? Professor Margaret MacMillan explores #WarHistory #History Watch in person at 6pm on Tuesday 4th June MuseumofLondon or watch online: bit.ly/2X2JTnu

In two weeks’ time the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation's Lest We Forget archive project draws to a close. The hundreds of stories that the CWGF, in collaboration with University of Oxford, have collected will live on though. You can see them, here: ow.ly/Et8p50u6g78

Looking forward to returning to Orkney for Scapa 100.

Scuttle of the German High Seas Fleet #OTD 100 years ago #WW1 - View over Scapa Flow and the Churchill Barriers, the defences built against U-boats in #WW2.

Moving service at Commonwealth War Graves Lyness cemetery on Hoy to remember German casualties who died 100 years ago during scuttling of German fleet at Scapa flow Orkney . Orkney Islands Council Royal Navy in Scotland Volksbund

Scapa Flow, on the centenary of the 1919 scuttle, looking over the waters where the German High Seas Fleet was interned for 7 months after the #WW1 Armistice.

The Commonwealth War Graves are delighted to announce the unveiling of our new visitor centre: The CWGC Experience - which has today been unveiled by HRH The Princess Royal in a ceremony at Beaurains in France. Find out more, here: ow.ly/5Mjn50uMvOd #CWGCexperience

#1GM Un dernier article pour boucler le centenaire! Quelle aventure! Il y a 100 ans aujourd'hui, le 28 juin 1919, le traité de Versailles était signé. Il "n'est pas la cause directe et unique de la Seconde Guerre mondiale" ⏬ f24.my/59X8.T

The 'Big Four' - Prime Minister Lloyd George, Signor Orland, Monsieur Clemenceau and President Wilson are pictured together during the peace conference at Versailles, Illustrated London News, 28 June 1919 bit.ly/2XuwmbP #OTD #1919Newspapers #FirstWorldWar

The #LivesofWW1 permanent digital memorial is here! Browse and discover the millions of stories that were gathered during the centenary period: ow.ly/o56U50uP3IW #WW1

🇬🇧 A hundred years ago, the #TreatyofVersailles was signed. Archives made of photos, videos and sound...immerse yourself in History and relive June 28, 1919...: youtu.be/LwvTyTmdEkc In partnership with Gallica BnF, La Bibliothèque nationale de France and Archives nationales de France.

Pictured in The Sphere, 19 July 1919, are the French peace celebrations, with a 'victory march' passing through the Arc de Triomph on Bastille Day bit.ly/2ObAnyP #1919Newspapers #FirstWorldWar

Today in 1919 the Peace Day celebrations were held to celebrate the end of the First World War. They featured a Victory Parade through central London. This painting on display in National Army Museum shows some of Indian contingent, part of the 15,000 troops who took part #ww1

The Cenotaph in Whitehall started as a temporary memorial for Britain’s #WW1 Peace Day parade in 1919. Public response led to commissioning of the permanent monument - also by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens - unveiled on Armistice Day 1920.

NEW ARTICLE: "Warfare 1914-1918 (Ottoman Empire/Middle East)" by Mehmet Fatih Baş encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net/article/warfar…