World War 1 - Oxfordshire's War

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Race against time to return Dead Man's Penny to family of soldier killed in First World War

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Oxford City players gave lives for their country in First World War

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Letters from the front bring Great War home

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FIRST WORLD WAR DIARY: Little sign of festivities in battalion’s grim record

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City defies war to celebrate ‘Christmas as usual’

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King writes to woman with six sons in battle

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Prince of Wales shrugs off training doubts to join forces on front

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Motor ambulance helps move wounded from trains to beds

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Frontline kickabout with Oxford ball?

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The two faces of serving your country

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Move a step closer towards more brutal trench warfare

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How town and gown were changed by war

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Villagers in Churchill rally to clean war memorial

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Sopwith 'ace' won the Military Cross

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Story of Vera Brittain, Shirley Williams' mother, forms part of Somerville College war roadshow memorabilia

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Relative peace and quiet after Nonne Bosschen rout

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Pupil composes score for charity memorial concert

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Bicester school learns all about WW1 through art

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Abingdon school pupils make giant poppies from old vinyl record discs

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Book chronicles the lives and Great War deaths of villagers from Wheatley

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Glowing poppy will be included in festive lights tribute to fallen

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Waterloo spirit lived on as troops decimated Germans

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War hero’s grandson risks police action over Horspath memorial

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Blind war veteran from Kidlington will join colleagues at London Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday

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Battalion in thick of battle as soldiers set foot in Ypres

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Store supporting poppy collection

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Fate of war dead closer to home in village map

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Wantage roadshow uncovers First World War memories

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Wantage residents will have their war relations' diaries preserved online

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Lives of 25 young soldiers recorded in Brightwell Cum Sotwell display

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Owner preserves rare munitions building found in town

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War diaries - 'The troops were unaware of the bloodshed to come'

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Three generations retrace footsteps of family’s hero

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Uni students can take aim to enrol in young officers’ corps

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Exhibition pulls no punches to honour war dead

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‘We looked for places to dig trenches as extra precaution’

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War diaries come to life in labour of love

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‘Turning the Pages’ for the county’s fallen war heroes

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Soldier's son keen to return medals to family of veteran

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War Diaries - retreating as the Germans advance

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Victoria Cross hero’s Oxford grave to be renovated by charity

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Enemy forces tested regiment to the limit

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‘Death penny’ may unlock riddle of unknown soldier

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Theatre stages First World War plays

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War diaries: from a green and pleasant land to the Western Front

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Descendant honours fallen great-grandad

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Writer chronicles sacrifices made by people in conflict

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Field Marshall Sir John French's Order of the Day to the British Expeditionary Force, August 20 1914

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Anniversary book records Iffley’s role in Great War

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Explosive start for Oxfordshire's car-making industry

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Teachers present lessons learned in trench warfare

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Embedding memories of life in wartime

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British Prime Minister's address to Parliament on August 6, 1914