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Explore the First World War as never before in stunningly designed infographics and enjoy a unique way of finding out about all aspects of this grave conflict. From the weapons used to the men on the ground this fascinating new approach offers informative easy-to-digest facts about the Great War that can be understood and pored over by people of all ages. So delve into The Great War 100 today and be stunned as history comes alive as never before.About the AuthorScott Addington runs Military Research UK a company specialising in uncovering family heroes and has always been fascinated by the individual stories that make up the wider picture of military history. This intrigue lead him to find out more about the men behind the medals in books such as 'For Conspicuous Gallantry...' and the soon to be published 'Britain's Bravest Soldiers - The First World War'. As well as the personal stories Scott is on a mission to open up whole subject of the First World War to children teenagers and adults alike who would not necessarily read 900 page epics on the subject. His latest work 'World War One: A Layman's Guide' is a perfect introduction to the subject and his 'The Great War 100' project of telling the story of the First World War using infographics (via an iOS/Android app and a subsequent book) has won many plaudits. In 2009 Scott cycled the entire Western Front trench line system (550 miles) raising several thousand pounds for the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal and in the spring of 2013 plans to do another ride for charity this time even longer and more crazy than the last one.Date Published 1st May 2014

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