Do we do enough as a nation to remember everybody affected by the First World War?

At the weekend, we commemorated the fallen on Armistice Day – exactly 100 years since the end of WW1.

Our guests on this episode argue that more should be done to remember others, such as war widows and conscientious objectors.

Our guests on this episode are:

Dr Nadine Muller, senior lecturer in English Literature and Cultural History at LJMU and project lead of War Widows’ Stories (@Nadine_Muller).

Mike Hollows, author of ‘Goodbye for Now’ (@MikeHollows).

Dr James Crossland, senior lecturer in International History at LJMU.

The 1823 Podcast team

Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)

Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)

Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)

Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)

Contributors: Siobhan Coghlan (@HonestShuv), Clare Coombes (@coombes_clare)

With thanks to: Kimberly Larkin, Marcy Rick and Lewis Ridley