Want to learn more about #WW1 and the lives of women during this time? You can join the Chingford Historical Society tonight at 7pm to hear Caroline Pantling, Head of Heritage Services at The Scouts, discuss ‘Women, War and Wolf Clubs’. Info here: balh.org.uk/event-balh-wom…

No matter how misguided the Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War was, UK forces had an official war artist. Henry Tonks, friend of John Singer Sargent, relocated to North Russia from the Western front of #WW1 and left a number of interesting works.

Birkenhead has a Neva Avenue, and Weston-super-Mare & Southampton have a Neva Road each. The name is likely to come from the river in St Petersburg but let us know if it doesn't

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#OnThisDay in 1951 Prince Sergei Belosselsky-Belozersky died in Tonbridge. A truly remarcable man: he was Russia's largest landowner, member of Intl The Olympic Games Committee, promoter of football and ice hockey, general in #WW1, Russian and Finnish Civil Wars.

19.30, 20 May, join us for a Zoom webinar by Dr Viv Newman Viv Newman on her latest book “It’s Our WarToo - Children at War 1914-1918”. We’re looking forward to it! Email for link [email protected]. When Fangirls Attack bit.ly/3y2zaMK

When #WW1 started, Grand Duchess George of Russia got stranded in Harrogate. There, she set up FIVE hospitals for 🇬🇧 soldiers, financed them and personally cared for the wounded. She saved 1200 people in total #InternationalNursesDay

Herne Bay, Kent, has a lovely road called Muscovy Way. However the Russian connection is not direct: it seems to be named after the Muscovy duck, since Mallard Close & Flamingo Drive are nearby

Please join us for tonight’s talk. It’s going to be good! (And we are nice!) Email for link: [email protected]. Western Front Association WFA Sussex Branch Cork WFA Official @

I have just discovered this tool from the Commonwealth War Graves and find that Rifleman Charles H Moxham age 25, late of my address in #Chingford died #OTD in 1916. A bit of a shock that it’s the anniversary of his death today.

Everybody knows about #WW2 Arctic Convoys - but during #WW1 there were also Baltic Convoys carrying supplies from Britain to Russia. This badge was given to commanders of the ships (one of whose descendants became a UK diplomat in Russia blogs.fcdo.gov.uk/martinharris/2… ) #LestWeForget

Russian aeronatics and aviation pioneer, inventor and Air Force Commander during #WW1 Sergey Oulianine died in London #OnThisDay 100 years ago. Today we are launching an appeal to renovate the hero's grave in Ladywell Cemetery - Please donate now! russianheritage.org.uk/oulianine/

This is tomorrow. Don’t forget to email for a link.

Today in 1918 when the rest of Europe at last saw the end of hostilities. Douglas Page was still at war in Russia. whiz-bangskrumpsandcoalboxes.co.uk/2018/11/11/11t…

#armisticeday is the day to honour the heroes of the World Wars. We call on all friends to contribute to our appeal to restore the grave of Sergey Oulianine, Russian Air Force Commander during #WW1, a pioneer of aviation & remote control #lestweforget2021 russianheritage.org.uk/oulianine/

#WW1 time ID of the aviation pioneer, inventor and 🇷🇺 Air Force commander Sergey Oulianine, on display at Russian Diaspora Museum in Moscow. We are raising funds to restore his grave in London - any help will be appreciated! Donate: russianheritage.org.uk/oulianine

Happy Christmas to Orthodox Christian friends celebrating today! (Russian #WW1 time postcard: “I waited to see the holiday, and wasn’t left without a Christmas tree”)🎄

Count Alexander von Benckendorff, last Russian Imperial Ambassador to London, died of flu #OnThisDay 105 years ago. The diplomat, who spoke very little Russian (he was allowed by the Tsar to write cables in French), made a major contribution to Anglo-Russian alliance during #WW1.

A London station, with the recognisable Underground logos, by the artist Mstislav Dobuzhinsky, who lived in London in 1930s. Can you name the location? 🚇

1917 Silver Medal and Brooch awarded by HM the Empress Alexandra Feodorovna to Mr & Mrs Herbert Wills "In recognition of the valued services rendered in connection with Russian Flag Day Movement in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿". Russian Flag Days were held all over 🇬🇧 during WW1 to raise funds for allies.