
Project exploring encounters with the enemy in literature & soldiers' life writings PI @FurneauxHolly RA @matilda_greig Funded: @ahrcpress @CUEngCommPhilos
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ALT Part of a conference programme. Text reads: 16.15-17.15 ‘“The Brotherhood of Man”? Monuments to Fraternisation - Work in Progress on the Enemy Encounters Project’ – Holly Furneaux (Cardiff University) Chair: Matilda Greig (Cardiff University) 17.15-17.30 Closing Remarks and Collective Reflection Holly Furneaux and Matilda Greig (Cardiff University) And IWM

ALT Part of a conference programme. Text reads: 16.15-17.15 ‘“The Brotherhood of Man”? Monuments to Fraternisation - Work in Progress on the Enemy Encounters Project’ – Holly Furneaux (Cardiff University) Chair: Matilda Greig (Cardiff University) 17.15-17.30 Closing Remarks and Collective Reflection Holly Furneaux and Matilda Greig (Cardiff University) And IWM

ALT Screenshot of part of a conference programme. Text reads: Wednesday 21st July 10.45-12.15 Roundtable 2 – Global Sexual Encounters in War, Captivity, and Occupation Chair: Vikki Hawkins (IWM) Lisa Todd (University of New Brunswick), ‘The Soldiers Interfere with Our Women: Sexual Violence in German-Occupied Namibia, 1904-1908’ Allison Bennett (Memorial University of Newfoundland), ‘Souvenirs from Wartime Egypt: Lieutenant Percy Deane’s Love Letters’ Jordyn Bailey (University of New Brunswick), ‘Like the Boys from Town, But More Polite: Encounters Between Canadian Women and German POWs’ Alan Malpass (Bishop Grosseteste University), ‘Courting controversy: love, marriage and relationships with German prisoners of war in 1940s Britain’ Samantha Haddad (New York University), ‘“Judge, Jury, (Victim), and Executioner”: Women, Fraternization, and Community Policing During the Early Troubles’



























