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Home » Events » Talks and Tours » ‘The Battle of Britain’, a talk by historian Paul Hunt

‘The Battle of Britain’, a talk by historian Paul Hunt

When: October 27, 2024 Time: 11am to 12pm Venue: ‘The Battle of Britain’, a talk by historian Paul Hunt Address: Cost: £7.50 Suitable for: 18+ Event category: Handling Objects ,Talks and Tours

Military historian Paul Hunt, an active member of the Royal British Legion, is coming to the Guildhall on Sunday 27th October to showcase some of his unique and rare collection of genuine WWI and WW2 artefacts, including an authentic Enigma Machine!

Paul will give a fascinating and interactive presentation, inviting the audience to examine the items and ask questions.

His talk will delve into the Battle of Britain (July 10th – October 31st, 1940); an event which followed the German occupation of much of Continental Europe and the forced evacuation of British forces from France through Normandy, leaving Britain standing alone against the mighty onslaught. With fewer men and fewer planes, as well as numerous other disadvantages, Britain achieved what Winston Churchill later called “our finest hour,” as the Luftwaffe, led by Herman Goring, changed tactics and from previously targeting ports and airfields began to bomb cities in what became known as The Blitz.

For more information, please visit the Bury St Edmunds Guildhall website.

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