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In partnership with The National Archives, Ancestry.co.uk has now made available online the entire collection of British Army World War One Service Records, 1914-1920, detailing the full military careers of more than two million soldiers who served during World War One.
More at the National Archives website......
Also at the National Archives site,
listen to a podcast series created in 2008 to mark the 90th anniversary of the Armistice. You can hear extracts from Haig's war diary, reports on gas attacks, love letters to soldiers and the 'war guilt' clause from the Treaty of Versailles.
With words taken directly from the original records, these podcasts give a rare insight into the First World War in the voices of those who served in it.
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