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Tag Archives: Theirs Is The Glory
For budding authors and more! OPEN BOOK 2017: The brand new Literary Festival for Hitchin – Saturday 29 July 2017
By Allan Esler Smith I am part of the Group organising the inaugural Open Book 2017 at British Schools Museum and we have a significant ‘history’ content in the day. Please see some detail below on one of my talks … Continue reading
The Battle of Arnhem and conflict on film
Helion’s new book features at a book signing and talk at the Open Book Literary Festival, Hertfordshire on 29 July 2017 By Allan Esler-Smith Think back to all those UK war films that you may have watched over the decades … Continue reading
Posted in Author interviews
Tagged Allan Esler-Smith, Battle of Arnhem, Brian Desmond Hurst, David Truesdale, First World War, Galliopli, Hans Moore Hawthorn Hurst, Irish War of Independence, King George VI, On the Night of the Fire, Ourselves Alone, Scrooge, Second World War, Tell Tale Heart, Theirs Is The Glory, Theirs Is The Glory. Arnhem and Conflict on Film, Tom Brown's Schooldays
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The Polish Brigade at Arnhem
Released in 1946, Brian Desmond Hurst’s film Theirs Is The Glory recounts the part played by the British 1st Airborne Division, in concert with the 1st Polish Independent Parachute Brigade, during operation MARKET GARDEN in September 1944… At least that … Continue reading
