Mourning across Borders: Britain, Germany and the Enemy War Dead’

During the two world wars, it was not just British and Allied servicemen who were killed in conflict; the enemy lost their lives too. In this talk, Tim Grady (author of: Burying the Enemy) discusses the history of German civilians and soldiers who died on the British home front in twentieth century conflict. He will focus in particular on examples of those buried in Liverpool and the wider region. These examples will reveal a lesser-known history of shared wartime loss and post-war commemoration.