I worked on the Awards Committee for FWW Studies Society for a number of years and strongly recommend that any members of the Society who meet the eligibility crieteria consider applying for these awards. We all want to recognise the amazing work being produced by the next generation!

We're preparing to hold the first of our planned online events this month. Take a look at the tweet thread below and if they look interesting or beneficial to you and you're not already a member, then sign up on our website to take part!

We have over 100 attendees already, but there are a few spaces left for our conference in London on 15 June.👇Please register ASAP. Perhaps of interest to members of North West Kent Family History Society FWW Studies Society War Studies National Army Museum Imperial War Museums London Historians MuseumofLondon ? Please RT, thank you!

Currently at a great Early Career Researchers Conference. Thanks for Sofya Anisimova for organizing this ! FWW Studies Society

Our next online event for members will be taking place on Tuesday 4th June where we will be joined by the editors of First World War Studies Journal, the Society's journal. If you want to join the Society to gain access to this event (and others in the quoted thread) see our pinned profile post!

The nomination period for eligble members to put themselves forwards for the various Society awards and prizes is still open. Check out the details in the quoted thread and, if you are eligble, we strongly encourage you to nominate yourselves!

#Twitterstorians - who out there is working on war and pilgrimage (wartime, post-war, veterans, religious, military, cemetery or battlefield)? Scoping for a bid idea so if you know of anyone, let us know! Dr Michelle Walker (was Moffat) 🇳🇿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Dr Kathryn Hurlock 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇪🇺 Please RT #war #veterans #pilgrimage

It's the last few days to submit for a conference on the Armed Forces in Society Edinburgh Napier University's Craiglockhart campus, 22-8 August 2024 (cfp deadline 31 May). There are literature and history strands, as well as more contemporary sociological ones. napier.ac.uk/about-us/our-s…

Thursday's From-the-Vault episode: Who knew she was a dean - it's Jennifer Keene! Warning: Lot of F1 chat here. Women Also Know History SMH Historians FWW Studies Society Chapman University Wilkinson College CU #historypodcast podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mhptp…

Our first ECR workshop will be led by former President Professor William Philpott. You can attend online or in person. FREE Tickets can be booked here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/bcmh-worksho… #Viva #workshop #PhDResearch #PhDViva #PhD #history #ECR #BCMH

Still time to join the FWW Studies Society crowd today for an event with the editors of First World War Studies Journal focusing on the publication process. I think this will be particularly beneficial for ECRs, so see you at 5pm!

‘[A] fresh perspective on the First World War and its disastrous global reach.’ Global War, Global Catastrophe by Maartje Abbenhuis & Ismee Tames reviewed in FWW Studies Society 📜 bit.ly/3VljoZR 📘 bit.ly/4bRxQQz

Among the exhibits at the museum in Flesquières is this tank commander's signalling torch. I'd like to learn more about this item (make, type, where made etc). Can anyone help? Historial de la Grande Guerre Peter Doyle FWW Studies Society Western Front Association Lucie Balin Royal Tank Regiment Corps of Royal Engineers Royal Signals

The Society is pleased to launch the call for papers for our upcoming conference, to be held at the University of Leeds in February 2025. Click to learn more: ahc.leeds.ac.uk/history/events…

My article which looks at the FWW experience of Paul Messi, a Cameroonian language assistant in Hamburg as he related it in the 1919 publication the Jaunde-Texte is out now. If you would like to read it, DM me for a copy if you don’t have access. FWW Studies Society tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

It's From-the-Vault Thursday! From Season 1, it's the multi-lingual First World War research maven Dr Vanda Wilcox! Enjoy! FWW Studies Society Oxford University Press SHoW SMH Historians Women Also Know History John Cabot University podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mhptp…

Great news for #WW1 scholars! Routledge Books has just published "The Routledge History of the First World War," featuring contributions from many of our 1914-1918-online authors. Explore this comprehensive work here: routledge.com/The-Routledge-…