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The Historical Association: Being Young in the First World War: How the North West (and Beyond) Responded to War

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Dr Marcus Morris explores how young people experienced and responded to the First World War, focusing on the North West and wider responses beyond it. Hear how wartime society shaped youth experiences at a branch talk in Manchester’s Friends Meeting House.

Join Dr Marcus Morris for a talk exploring ‘Being Young in the First World War: How the North West (and Beyond) Responded to War’. The event is listed as a branch talk by the Historical Association and takes place at The Friends Meeting House in Manchester.

It is a history-focused lecture rather than a course or qualification programme.

The session is centred on how young people experienced and responded to the First World War, with particular reference to the North West and wider responses beyond the region. It is suitable for anyone interested in history, wartime society and the experiences of young people during the conflict.

Attendance is free for members, with a suggested donation for non-members.

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Dr Marcus Morris

HistoryLanguages, Translation & Culture
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23 January 2027, 12:00

Location

In-person · The Friends Meeting House, 6 Mount Street, Manchester
Free to participate

Free for members; £4 suggested donation for non-members.

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