Dr Adrian Gregory

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Dr Adrian Gregory
Associate Professor of Modern History
Pembroke College
01865 (2)76471
adrian.gregory@pmb.ox.ac.uk

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Dr Gregory's research interests lie in twentieth century British and European History with special reference to the World Wars. He is currently working on the social and cultural history of the British Home Front from 1914 to 1919.

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  • Religion

    Chapter
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    Cambridge encyclopaedia of the First World War

  • GLOBALISING AND LOCALISING THE GREAT WAR

    2017
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    Journal article
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    Transactions of the Royal Historical Society

  • Imperial capitals at war: A comparative perspective

    2016
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    Journal article
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    London Journal
    © The London Journal Trust 2016.London was one of six large imperial capitals in Europe (Berlin, Constantinople, Paris, St Petersburg, Vienna) which became focal points of total war during the First World War. In some respects, each of these capitals can be understood as undergoing a form of siege in which the endurance of the population at the heart of the combatant Empires was severely tested. London proved to have important resources which helped it to endure better than some of the others.

  • The Great War in 1916: a Challenge to Faith?

    2016
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    Chapter
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    Britain and a Widening War, 1915-1916 From Gallipoli to the Somme
    In a series of concise, thought-provoking chapters the authors summarize and make accessible the latest scholarship on the middle years of the Great War 1915 and 1916 and cover fundamental issues that are rarely explored outside the ...

  • Beliefs and Religion

    2013
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    Chapter
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    Cambridge History of the First World War

  • Religion and War

    2013
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    Internet publication
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  • A War of Peoples 1914-1919

    2012
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    Book

  • Commemorating the Battle

    2010
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    Chapter
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    The Burning Blue A New History of the Battle of Britain
    . . This is not an automatically worshipful book; it poses questions about the morality of war, the existence of heroism, the reliability of memory. But it treats the subject honestly and with justice.
    History

  • Britain and Ireland

    2010
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    Chapter
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    A Companion to World War I
    A Companion to the First World War brings together an international team of distinguished historians who provide a series of original and thought-provoking ...
    History

  • Adieu a tout cela

    2008
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    Chapter
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    Sortir de la Grande Guerre: Le monde et l'après-1918
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