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Alex first appeared on television in an episode of Timewatch looking at the air war in 1918. Since then she has gone on to appear in an array of hit TV series’, including War Factories and World War Weird on UKTV, Lancaster Bomber at 80 with David Jason on Channel 4, Secrets of WW2 from Above on Nat Geo, and most recently presented and created her own film The Forgotten Battle of WW1 on ...
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Official homepage for Alexandra Churchill, historian and author. Find out about WW1 books, television appearances, upcoming events and future battlefield tours.
Alexandra Churchill. 5,645 likes · 121 talking about this. Historian/Researcher, Douglas Haig Fellow 2017. Has appeared in programmes about the First...
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Apr 5, 2024 · Some 80,000 children left the country before 1945 to escape fighting. Not every parent could accompany their child. In this photo, a baby is being handed aboard one of the boats leaving Antwerp amidst panic in 1914. About a quarter of a million Belgians fled the First World War.
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It's the story of little Belgium who stood up against German aggression, and who were able to slow up the German war machine for several weeks, allowing French and British forces to arrive to finally stop the Germans from capturing Paris. This documentary sees military historian Alex Churchill travelling through Germany and the Belgian ...
Alex has previously worked with John Hayes-Fisher on an episode of Timewatch about the air war in 1918, and on "Fighting the Red Baron" and "Titanic with Len Goodman" as a researcher / contributor. British historian Alexandra Churchill has been researching the air war for a number of years in addition to compiling a detailed roll of honor for ...
In Progress: George V, Edward VIII and The Crown. NON_FICTION. No release date. In Progress: Blue Murder. FICTION. Will Stanley book three, set in the summer of 1917. Will and Crabtree are summoned to the site of the particularly grisly incident down in the French sector that threaten to destroy Britain's alliance with France.
