Sir Sidney Low blamed the recent catalogue of war and revolution on out-of-touch diplomats who had tried to hammer the peoples of Europe into artificial unity.

In all his years of soldiering at home and abroad, Major-General George Younghusband had never heard British soldiers talk like those in Kipling’s tales.

When columnist ‘Alpha of the Plough’ was asked to select his most memorable moment of the Great War, he told the story of HMS Formidable.

Two British spies look out over war-torn Belgrade, and find the inspiration they need to go on with their dangerous mission.

After two years in South Africa, a Scottish civil servant began turning out best-selling adventure tales.

The first setbacks for the German Empire in the Great War came courtesy of ANZAC troops.