Places in Cornwall that tell a story of World War One
The only Duke of Cornwall Light infantry member to be shot for desertion
When women were replacing men in farms
55 Cornishmen lost at sea in the sinking of RMS Royal Edward by a German U-boat
A war widow, a tragic injustice and a reputation in tatters
Base of operations for a Canadian airman helping to protect Britain’s shipping lanes
How superpowers used technology to gain the upper handby spying on each other
Digging for glory - the Cornish miners vital to the war effort on the front line
Locals on the lookout for spies pointed the finger at a writer and his German-born wife
Cornish fishing vessel sunk by a German U-boat told across the generations of a family
Sir Arthur Quiller Couch raised a battalion from scratch with no military experience
Munitionettes packed explosives with the chemist who founded the Nobel Peace Prize
Four of ten siblings were killed on the WW1 front line
A chocolate wrapper sent to France triggers an enduring relationship
Safeguarding Britain’s war effort by protecting transport over waters
