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The Libertarian Alliance
is pleased to announce that:
On Monday March 16th 2020:
(World Freedom of Information Day)
https://bit.ly/39xRalM
Patrick Crozier Esq.
will Present a Talk on:
"What caused the First World War?"
Date: Monday 16th March 2020
Time: 7.30pm - 9.00pm (G.M.T.)
Venue: The Hope Bar: (Floor One)
Location: 94 Cowcross St Farrringdon Lond EC1M 6BH
(Central London)
Rules: Chatham Hse / U.C.L. Debating Etiquette
Host: Dr. Jan Lester
Chairman: David Mcdonagh Esq.
Alumnus: University of Warwick
Coordinator: Patrick Meehan: B.A. (Hons) U.E.A.
(Economic & Political Science)
General:
A Question & Answer opportunity will follow the Talk.
This will be followed by debate and Intellectual discussion.
Intellectual contribution is very welcome.
This is an admission free event
Details:
The First World War was the single most important event in human history. It lasted 4 years and killed over 10 million people. It transformed the map of Europe. It transformed the constitutions of Europe. And in some cases it even managed to change the geography. And it wasn't just Europe it changed. Its effects spread far and wide.
But what caused it? The arguments started almost immediately and have continued ever since. Library bookshelves groan under the weight of attempts to ask the question.
Patrick Crozier will give the definitive answer. Patrick is a First World War nerd. Some people spend their spare time growing tomatoes and watching football, Patrick spends it reading old editions of The Times and books on what the French army was doing on 22 August 1914. Over the years, he has given talks on the world before the war, and the world after the war. This will be the fourth time he has given a talk on the causes. The talk he really wants to give is on tactics but, tragically, no one has ever asked. One day, one day....
For many years, Patrick was the webmaster and main writer for TransportBlog. He has also written pamphlets with such titles as, "Why British railway privatisation failed" and "Ulster for Beginners". He occasionally blogs at Samizdata.
Booking helpful but not required.
is pleased to announce that:
On Monday March 16th 2020:
(World Freedom of Information Day)
https://bit.ly/39xRalM
Patrick Crozier Esq.
will Present a Talk on:
"What caused the First World War?"
Date: Monday 16th March 2020
Time: 7.30pm - 9.00pm (G.M.T.)
Venue: The Hope Bar: (Floor One)
Location: 94 Cowcross St Farrringdon Lond EC1M 6BH
(Central London)
Rules: Chatham Hse / U.C.L. Debating Etiquette
Host: Dr. Jan Lester
Chairman: David Mcdonagh Esq.
Alumnus: University of Warwick
Coordinator: Patrick Meehan: B.A. (Hons) U.E.A.
(Economic & Political Science)
General:
A Question & Answer opportunity will follow the Talk.
This will be followed by debate and Intellectual discussion.
Intellectual contribution is very welcome.
This is an admission free event
Details:
The First World War was the single most important event in human history. It lasted 4 years and killed over 10 million people. It transformed the map of Europe. It transformed the constitutions of Europe. And in some cases it even managed to change the geography. And it wasn't just Europe it changed. Its effects spread far and wide.
But what caused it? The arguments started almost immediately and have continued ever since. Library bookshelves groan under the weight of attempts to ask the question.
Patrick Crozier will give the definitive answer. Patrick is a First World War nerd. Some people spend their spare time growing tomatoes and watching football, Patrick spends it reading old editions of The Times and books on what the French army was doing on 22 August 1914. Over the years, he has given talks on the world before the war, and the world after the war. This will be the fourth time he has given a talk on the causes. The talk he really wants to give is on tactics but, tragically, no one has ever asked. One day, one day....
For many years, Patrick was the webmaster and main writer for TransportBlog. He has also written pamphlets with such titles as, "Why British railway privatisation failed" and "Ulster for Beginners". He occasionally blogs at Samizdata.
Booking helpful but not required.
Hi SOAS History Soc: I thought that this may interest you:
The Libertarian Alliance
is pleased to announce that:
On Monday March 16th 2020:
(World Freedom of Information Day)
https://bit.ly/39xRalM
Patrick Crozier Esq.
will Present a Talk on:
"What caused the First World War?"
Date: Monday 16th March 2020
Time: 7.30pm - 9.00pm (G.M.T.)
Venue: The Hope Bar: (Floor One)
Location: 94 Cowcross St Farrringdon Lond EC1M 6BH
(Central London)
Rules: Chatham Hse / U.C.L. Debating Etiquette
Host: Dr. Jan Lester
Chairman: David Mcdonagh Esq.
Alumnus: University of Warwick
Coordinator: Patrick Meehan: B.A. (Hons) U.E.A.
(Economic & Political Science)
General:
A Question & Answer opportunity will follow the Talk.
This will be followed by debate and Intellectual discussion.
Intellectual contribution is very welcome.
This is an admission free event
Details:
The First World War was the single most important event in human history. It lasted 4 years and killed over 10 million people. It transformed the map of Europe. It transformed the constitutions of Europe. And in some cases it even managed to change the geography. And it wasn't just Europe it changed. Its effects spread far and wide.
But what caused it? The arguments started almost immediately and have continued ever since. Library bookshelves groan under the weight of attempts to ask the question.
Patrick Crozier will give the definitive answer. Patrick is a First World War nerd. Some people spend their spare time growing tomatoes and watching football, Patrick spends it reading old editions of The Times and books on what the French army was doing on 22 August 1914. Over the years, he has given talks on the world before the war, and the world after the war. This will be the fourth time he has given a talk on the causes. The talk he really wants to give is on tactics but, tragically, no one has ever asked. One day, one day....
For many years, Patrick was the webmaster and main writer for TransportBlog. He has also written pamphlets with such titles as, "Why British railway privatisation failed" and "Ulster for Beginners". He occasionally blogs at Samizdata.
Booking helpful but not required.
The Libertarian Alliance
is pleased to announce that:
On Monday March 16th 2020:
(World Freedom of Information Day)
https://bit.ly/39xRalM
Patrick Crozier Esq.
will Present a Talk on:
"What caused the First World War?"
Date: Monday 16th March 2020
Time: 7.30pm - 9.00pm (G.M.T.)
Venue: The Hope Bar: (Floor One)
Location: 94 Cowcross St Farrringdon Lond EC1M 6BH
(Central London)
Rules: Chatham Hse / U.C.L. Debating Etiquette
Host: Dr. Jan Lester
Chairman: David Mcdonagh Esq.
Alumnus: University of Warwick
Coordinator: Patrick Meehan: B.A. (Hons) U.E.A.
(Economic & Political Science)
General:
A Question & Answer opportunity will follow the Talk.
This will be followed by debate and Intellectual discussion.
Intellectual contribution is very welcome.
This is an admission free event
Details:
The First World War was the single most important event in human history. It lasted 4 years and killed over 10 million people. It transformed the map of Europe. It transformed the constitutions of Europe. And in some cases it even managed to change the geography. And it wasn't just Europe it changed. Its effects spread far and wide.
But what caused it? The arguments started almost immediately and have continued ever since. Library bookshelves groan under the weight of attempts to ask the question.
Patrick Crozier will give the definitive answer. Patrick is a First World War nerd. Some people spend their spare time growing tomatoes and watching football, Patrick spends it reading old editions of The Times and books on what the French army was doing on 22 August 1914. Over the years, he has given talks on the world before the war, and the world after the war. This will be the fourth time he has given a talk on the causes. The talk he really wants to give is on tactics but, tragically, no one has ever asked. One day, one day....
For many years, Patrick was the webmaster and main writer for TransportBlog. He has also written pamphlets with such titles as, "Why British railway privatisation failed" and "Ulster for Beginners". He occasionally blogs at Samizdata.
Booking helpful but not required.
Hi, my name is Liberty and I work for upReach. We are a social mobility charity offering a free programme of personalised careers support for undergrad students from a less-advantaged background. It'd be great to get any of your members that may be eligible involved. To find out more and check if you are eligible, please follow this link: