The Historical Association Sid Kidwell Memorial Lecture: World War Two - How it affected ordinary people
Create a free account to applyHear lecturer Ray Savage trace how the Second World War reshaped ordinary people’s everyday lives, looking beyond military and political events to the human stories behind the conflict. Drop in at Swansea’s National Waterfront Museum; no booking is required.
This lecture explores the Second World War through the experiences of ordinary people, focusing on how the conflict shaped everyday lives rather than only military or political events. It is a history talk aimed at anyone interested in the social impact of war and the human stories behind major historical events.
The event is part of the Historical Association’s branch programme and is delivered by lecturer Ray Savage. It takes place in Swansea at the National Waterfront Museum and does not require booking, making it an easy drop-in event for local history enthusiasts and members of the public alike.
Ray Savage
21 August 2027, 11:00
Location
Free entry.
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