The National Archives - Voices of the Armistice

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The National Archives - Voices of the Armistice

Welcome to our series of podcasts launched to mark the 90th anniversary of the Armistice. These evocative podcasts bring alive the individual experiences of those who served in the First World War. They highlight some of the unusual and interesting stories that can be found in military records at The National Archives.New podcasts will be added to the series until 21 November 2008.Stay informed of each new podcast release by signing up to our Voices of the Armistice RSS feed.If you would like to hear more of our podcasts you can also sign up to The National Archives Podcast Series RSS feed.

  1. 25

    Voices of the Armistice: Treaty of Versailles

    Extracts from the Treaty of Versailles that ended the war between Germany and the Allied Powers. Original document catalogue reference: FO 93/36/76

  2. 24

    Voices of the Armistice: Chinese celebrations

    The announcement of the Armistice in China and details of celebrations and commemorations. Original document catalogue reference: CO 873/547

  3. 23

    Voices of the Armistice: court martial

    The proceedings and evidence from the case of a private, shot for desertion and pardoned in 2006. Original document catalogue reference: WO 71/671

  4. 22

    Voices of the Armistice: prisoner of war

    Account by Able Seaman C Jones about conditions as a prisoner of war after his capture at Antwerp in 1914. Original document catalogue reference: WO 161/100/576

  5. 21

    Voices of the Armistice: with love from Hetty

    A series of love letters found in the service record of William Crawford. Original document catalogue reference: WO 400/289

  6. 20

    Voices of the Armistice: King's Battalion, Liverpool Regiment in 1918-19

    Extracts from the unit war diary during 1918-19. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/2926

  7. 19

    Voices of the Armistice: King's Battalion, Liverpool Regiment in 1917

    Extracts from the unit war diary during 1917. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/2926

  8. 18

    Voices of the Armistice: King's Battalion, Liverpool Regiment in 1916

    Extracts from the unit war diary during 1916. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/2926

  9. 17

    Voices of the Armistice: peace negotiations

    An account of the negotiations of the terms of the Armistice which took place between 8 and 11 November 1918. Written by the interpreter, Commander W T Bagot. Original document catalogue reference: ADM 1/8546/319

  10. 16

    Voices of the Armistice: Haig's war diary, 11 November 1918

    Final extract from the diary of Field Marshal Douglas Haig, from Armistice day. Original document catalogue reference: WO 256/37

  11. 15

    Voices of the Armistice: Haig's war diary, 29 October 1918

    Third extract from the diary of Field Marshal Douglas Haig. Original document catalogue reference: WO 256/37

  12. 14

    Voices of the Armistice: Haig's war diary, 19 October 1918

    Extract from the diary of Field Marshal Douglas Haig in the final weeks of the war. Original document catalogue reference: WO 256/37

  13. 13

    Voices of the Armistice: Haig's war diary, 10 October 1918

    Extract from the diary of Field Marshal Douglas Haig in the final weeks of the war. Original document catalogue reference: WO 256/37

  14. 12

    Voices of the Armistice: German soldier's war diary

    The translation of a German soldier's diary from August to September 1916. Original document catalogue reference: CAB 45/166

  15. 11

    Voices of the Armistice: Gas attack!

    An account of a gas attack in May 1915. Original document catalogue reference: WO 32/5169

  16. 10

    Voices of the Armistice: letters from the Front, March 1918

    Final extract of correspondence from employees of the Great Western Railway on active service. Original document catalogue reference: RAIL 253/516

  17. 9

    Voices of the Armistice: letters from the Front, October 1917

    The third extract of correspondence from employees of the Great Western Railway on active service. Original document catalogue reference: RAIL 253/516

  18. 8

    Voices of the Armistice: letters from the Front, March 1916

    Further correspondence from employees of the Great Western Railway on active service. Original document catalogue reference: RAIL 253/516

  19. 7

    Voices of the Armistice: letters from the Front, August 1915

    Correspondence from employees of the Great Western Railway on active service. Original document catalogue reference: RAIL 253/516

  20. 6

    Voices of the Armistice: 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment

    Extracts from the war diary, following the battalion from 1915 to setting off for home in 1919. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/1495

  21. 5

    Voices of the Armistice: the Private's diary

    More from the diary of Private Pattenden of 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/1495

  22. 4

    Voices of the Armistice: the Private's diary

    The diary of Private Pattenden of 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment, dated September 1914. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/1495

  23. 3

    Voices of the Armistice: Two voices from the Front, part 2

    Further extracts from the diaries of Lieutenant Colonel Hicks and Private Pattenden of 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/1495

  24. 2

    Voices of the Armistice: Two voices from the Front, part 1

    Extracts from the diaries of Lieutenant Colonel Hicks and Private Pattenden of 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment, August 1914. Original document catalogue reference: WO 95/1495

  25. 1

    Voices of the Armistice: The first war casualty

    The case of John Mills, Quartermaster, who died of pneumonia whilst preparing for mobilisation of troops, in England. After an investigation it was decided he did die as a result of the war. Original document catalogue reference WO 339/9734

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Welcome to our series of podcasts launched to mark the 90th anniversary of the Armistice. These evocative podcasts bring alive the individual experiences of those who served in the First World War. They highlight some of the unusual and interesting stories that can be found in military records at The National Archives.New podcasts will be added to the series until 21 November 2008.Stay informed of each new podcast release by signing up to our Voices of the Armistice RSS feed.If you would like to hear more of our podcasts you can also sign up to The National Archives Podcast Series RSS feed.

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