geoff hayes

Historian of war and society' local and cultural history; Battlefield tour guide

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Applications for this year's CBF student battlefield tour are now being accepted online. Deadline: 27 February 2015. http://t.co/wJuXPlg6xA

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Help save the Grenadier Book Shop in Ypres, Belgium. Steve Douglas deserves our support.
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@ProfGSheffield A potentially explosive topic

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@mhayday They are nice irises.

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@douglas_peers Thanks Doug. Hope you're well

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@LCMSDS @_SarahLHart @spagnotta94 Remember though that the #JonathanFennell plenary is at 0900hrs tomorrow. Don't sleep in.

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@JunoBeachCentre @markfromontario @LCMSDS @CBFFCCB @GreggCentre This will be a great series. The Canadians in Normandy through a range of lenses.

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@ProfGSheffield So sorry Gary.

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@4CPcomics @mickeyhart @GratefulDead Sam the record man. Kitchener Ontario

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26 january 1945. Operation Elephant begins https://t.co/HA8buaFiGY

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@belle_levesque I could barely watch it. Then he says just wait one second.

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Honouring the memory of local WWII prisoner of war | Waterloo Stories. https://t.co/BUmkPgnVe0

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Rethinking Winston Churchill and Neville Chamberlain https://t.co/YMm0epQWt2

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The Canadians took Boulogne after five days. Thousands of prisoners. No lack of rational speed.

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@OnthisdayinC @RCAF_ARC Don't forget. First day of op. Wellhit. 3 division attack on Boulogne. Lots of lads buried at Calais Canadian war cemetery from that battle.

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What Donald Trump Could Learn From Jimmy Carter https://t.co/JOz44jXuGw

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You who are alive on this beach, remember that these men died far from home that others, here and everywhere, might freely enjoy life in God’s Mercy

On this Beach Officers and Men of the Royal Regiment of Canada Died at Dawn, 19 August 1942 striving to Reach the Heights Beyond.

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Father Soldier Son https://t.co/yTf0bLkUBK

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@jonathanfennell @SWWresearch @DefenceResearch @smhcentre @cambUP_History @KingsCollegeLon Well done Jonathan

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If We Had a Real Leader https://t.co/dBEs8Ag5Js