Wendy Ugolini

@wugolini.bsky.social

Professor of Second World War Studies (Edinburgh Uni). Co-founder of RSE-funded Second World War Network (Scotland); PI on AHRC project 'Beyond Borders: The Second World War, National Identities and Empire in the UK'; Author of Wales in England 1914-1945

Inspired choice by @mattchorley.bsky.social for @warmovietheatre.com Used to watch the repeats with my Liverpudlian grandfather who was in the Home Guard. He would speak comedically about his own HG experiences in Huyton but I sometimes wonder if he felt obliged to do so.

Robert Hutton@roberthutton.co.uk · 6mo ago

This week's episode of War Movie Theatre is our most popular yet. Join me and Matt Chorley as we discuss why Dad's Army has lasted, why Captain Mainwaring really is a hero, and why Arthur Lowe had a trousers clause in his contract. https://pod.fo/e/37e11d

Before I left London many moons ago, I went to an exhibition of Lucian Freud's 'recent work' at Whitechapel. It seems fitting that now I'm visiting my daughter - in London - that we should see Freud's early drawings 😍

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Have received a generous review of my book 'Wales in England 1914-1945' in The Welsh History Review: ✍️ a seminal study ✍️ an essential text which opens up a whole new field of Welsh cultural study Thank you Simon Brooks!

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