Paul Moris

University of Birmingham, History, Graduate Student

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Remembering the Fallen: The National Memorial Arboretum and the Armed Forces Memorial

This study focuses on the development from a historical perspective of the changes in the culture... more This study focuses on the development from a historical perspective of the changes in the culture of remembrance, surrounding the fallen of the UK's armed forces in the modern era, as depicted in the circumstances of and pertaining to the origins and development of the National Memorial Arboretum and the Armed Forces Memorial, located at Alrewas in Staffordshire. The study will depict how the Arboretum (some 150 separately dedicated memorials and growing) and the Armed Forces Memorial are the two most significant symbols of remembrance in the UK in the postwar era. It will describe how the two memorials fit into the wider discourse of remembrance and look at how memorials act as a form of catharsis to the relatives and comrades of the fallen.

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