Tag: WWII
Rowing Books for Christmas 2025, Part I
Jack Beresford’s Berlin Album Part I
Book on Burk
Joseph E. Trigg: Trailblazing Witness to History – Part II
Joseph E. Trigg: Trailblazing Witness to History – Part I
The Stylistic Gem “On The Water”
Olympic Oarsman Roger Lebranchu Dies Age 102
The Dragon Slayers of Hyde Park, Part II of III: The Parade
The Dragon Slayers of Hyde Park, Part I of III: RV
Charles Morrell Morrell – A Life Well Lived
Return to Shanghai
Rowing’s Maverick Global Coach
Olympian Andy Larkin Dies
Hoo’s There?
Book Review: Gavin Jamieson’s “Water’s Gleaming Gold”
Q&A: Gavin Jamieson on his Biography of Jumbo Edwards
As We That Are Left: Cavalry Sunday 2023
May Time IV: Family Connections
The End of the Wiking Saga
International Holocaust Memorial Day 2023
Chaloke Komarakul-na-Nagara: First of the Few
Alan Burrough: Gin and Bear It
A History of Northwich Rowing Club
The Fictional Life of Jock Lewes
Jock Lewes: From Tideway to Tobruk – Part I
From Marlow to Malaya?
Rowing During the Sitzkrieg, The Blitzkrieg and Beyond
Wioślarskie on the Web: Images of Rowing during the Second Polish Republic
Jumbo Edwards – “Water’s Gleaming Gold”
ANZAC Day: They Rowed to Glory
Percy Hansen: Valour Personified
The College Oarsmen who Helped Save the Sterling
R.C. Sherriff: Soldier, Writer and Oarsman – Part II
Henley 1945: More Rejoicing
May Time II
For Valour
Richard Hillary: Oarsman, Spitfire Pilot, Writer and Guinea Pig
All Creatures Great and Small
Up Suzhou Creek – A Brief History of The Shanghai Rowing Club – III
Up Suzhou Creek – A Brief History of The Shanghai Rowing Club – II
Hear The Boat Sing 