Contemporary and creative reflections on WWI and the centenary.
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By Frances Thompson
Evidence of the terrible toll on my family taken by war has been in front of my eyes since I was a child.
By Linda
In the pre-dawn light, the Aegean Sea glowed artificially turquoise. As reflective silence settled over the crowd, the hum of generators and the lively banter of local bus-drivers and stallholders filled the quiet.
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