Art and Literature
The world wars were the breeding grounds for some of the most influential literature of the 20th century. Poems, plays, novels and journalism written during and about the wars remain some of the most well-known and well-studied works of the period. Many of the men and women who wrote them are commemorated by the CWGC. Tell us their stories.
Second Lieutenant Henry Blythe King Allpass, 4th Bn, Essex Regt. attd. 1st Bn, Cambridgeshire Regt.
Lance Sergeant Hector Hugh Munro 225, "A" Coy. 22nd Bn., Royal Fusiliers - 'Saki'
Captain Archibald Henry Douglass, Middx Rgt., East Surrey Rgt
Flight Lieutenant Wallace Arthur Robert Keddie, 210 Squadron, left a remarkable account of WW2
Flight Sergeant Arthur Sayner DFM AFM, RAFVR, 156 Sqdn. - 'It was a lovely moonlit night...'
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