Flanders Fields Museum News Today

Speaking on the occasion, Brigadier GJ Singh (retd), while appreciating this initiative, also expressed concern over the indifference towards the soldiers in two different parts of the world - India and Europe.

Chandigarh: A three-day Akhand Path is being held from April 26 to 28 by Belgium’s In Flanders Field Museum (Ypres) and Chandigarh’s Sikhya Seekers in.

A three-day Akhand Paath in Belgium, at Ypres, honors Sikh soldiers' WWI bravery. General KJ Singh praises their global impact. Brigadier GJ Singh cal

Danielle Bilozaze-Lewis spent a week in Belgium and France to study Canada’s impact on the war

A GROUP of Belgian schoolchildren are peering into a dugout in a shallow trench. They’re almost the age of the young Yorkshire soldiers who…

The corner of a foreign field that will be forever Yorkshire

MORE than a century after the First World War, relics of the conflict remain beneath the ground in Flanders.

A fuller picture of those who lost their lives

Museum at the heart of the Ypres Salient Week by week, the war evolved from a war of movement to a more static way of waging war. In the Ypres area, both armies dug in. From then on, soldiers fought from a system of trenches and mining galleries. In late October 1914, a bulge formed

WE park up next to blocks of faceless grey units behind high railings. It looks like any other industrial estate.