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Welcome to Herts at War
The Herts at War Project (HAW) is a project for those interested in the Great War and Hertfordshire’s part in it.
Our aims are to:
- To Commemorate – the men and women who served and died and those who survived.
- To Educate – about life and death in the Great War and give perspective to the War, the Home Front and to counter common myths.
- To Interact – with the families of those we commemorate and those who wish to know more about Hertfordshire and the Great War.
Through the above, our research and the work of all our volunteers we aim to be the County’s leading resource for Hertfordshire in the Great War. Read More.
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Roll of Honour
The HAW Roll of Honour pages lead you to the men and women’s biographies created by our volunteers. These pages are c...
18 Sep 2025
Andrew Wheale - "Operation Market Garden"
Andrew Wheale - "Operation Market Garden" - 17th to 25th September 1944. The Talk: Operation MARKET GARDEN looms large in the in the anglophone pop...
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Kevin Patience - “The True Story of The Bridge...
Kevin Patience - “The True Story of The Bridge on the River Kwai” The Talk: In 1942 following the invasion of Malaya and annexation of Siam (now Th...
Read More20 Nov 2025
Kate Wills - “Treading The Duckboards”
Kate Wills - “Treading The Duckboards” The Talk: “Treading The Duckboards” the story of concert parties in the First World War. About the Speaker:...
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