Matt’s Historical Ephemera
Matt EatonI'm a PhD candidate researching organised entertainment within the military and its impact on troop morale. I’m sharing them here to raise awareness on this important aspect of military and social history.
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I find myself increasingly listening to calming classical music as I attempt to take a break from the unceasing assault of newsfeeds from the Middle East war. A world apart from our experiences today in the 1940s, the higher forms of the pe...
The Quintessential Englishman: Leslie Howard’s Wartime Crusade and the Mystery of Flight 777 – Part 2
In Part 1 we looked at Leslie Howard’s contribution to the Allied war effort through his propaganda movies and fundraising. Now we’ll look at Howard’s final flight, the circumstances behind his tour of Spain in May 1943 and some of the cons...
The Quintessential Englishman: Leslie Howard’s Wartime Crusade and the Mystery of Flight 777 Part 1
“We are being attacked by enemy aircraft…” crackled the last message of BOAC Flight 777, a scheduled civilian flight over the Bay of Biscay on Tuesday, 1st June 1943. Onboard the former KLM DC-3 flying from Lisbon to Whitchurch were four Du...
Mrs Miniver: More Effective for Morale than Five Battleships?
Rainy Saturday afternoons spent watching old movies at my grandparents’ house in my childhood kindled my enduring passion for history. Recalling those times, I watched the beautiful wartime film Mrs Miniver (1942) last week. This cosy, thou...
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Writing about history mostly. Researching for a PhD on the role that entertainment played in the British armed services during the Second World War.
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