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SUMMARY:Remembrances of War
DESCRIPTION:Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present\, for the first time\, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images\, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the sole remaining artist still dealing with the emotional and psychological effects of a conflict which ended with the only time nuclear weapons have been used in battle\, is probably accurate. We are pleased to present these unforgettable events\, honed by his particular vision\, to the public as a premiere event. \nPaul Joyce’s work is held in many private and public collections\, including: The Royal Collection of Queen Elizabeth the Second; The Department of the Environment\, The Arts Council of Great Britain\, The Victoria and Albert Museum\, The National Portrait Gallery\, London\, The Tate Gallery\, Bibliothèque Nationale de France\, The National Museum of Wales in Cardiff\, The American Film Institute and The Library of Congress\, as well as a number of institutions and universities in the UK\, Europe and the United States. \nLUCIDA PRODUCTIONS HOMEPAGE
URL:https://bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/remembrances-of-war-2-2/2024-05-03/
LOCATION:Bentley Priory Museum\, Mansion House Drive\, Stanmore\, HA7 3FB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:FULLY BOOKED -Friday Morning Talks: WW2 Codebreaking and Intelligence - People and Places - with Ron Koorm
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this talk is now fully booked. If you would like to be put onto a waiting list for any potential places\, please contact enquiries@bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk  \nJoin us for our Friday morning talk\, where Ron Koorm will talking to us about some of the key people and places involved globally during the 2nd World War.  \nRon was commissioned to write a glossary on WW2 codebreaking in three parts\, the first for release in summer 2024 is subtitled ‘People and Places’. This is not just about what happened in the UK\, but also across Europe\, and the world at the time. It aims to give a better understanding and balance to the reader and researcher of what really happened in the build-up to the war\, the war itself\, and some post-war developments. Some of the research on People and Places impacting on gathering intelligence from the enemy and trying to break the enemy ciphers will be discussed in this talk. \nAlthough there will be famous people and places included\, others will be much less known to the public. Thus\, people who operated codebreaking machines at outstations\, engineers\, mathematicians\, military officers\, Y-station personnel\, politicians\, and others all played a part\, and many of them were outside the UK. Some were inventors and innovators\, either of machines or of systems and processes. A brief selection of people and of places will form part of this talk\, and may give those attend the inspiration to find out more\, in their own time. \nThe build-up to D-Day\, June 1944\, is an interesting period\, inasmuch intelligence gathering and decoding enemy messages became critically important to the allies. The activities and preparation proved largely to be successful\, but it was not all plain sailing. It could have so easily gone wrong\, so risk and reward had to be considered in detail\, and balanced. \nPart of the content of the talk will discuss some of the options that the Allies had at the time\, and also the enemy perspective of the allies\, too. \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThis talk will take place onsite in the Museum’s Learning Centre and is included in Museum admission or Annual Membership. \nAdvance booking required – Please note that this talk is now fully booked. If you would like to be put onto a waiting list for any potential places\, please contact enquiries@bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk 
URL:https://bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/friday-morning-talks-ww2-codebreaking-and-intelligence-people-and-places-with-ron-koorm/
LOCATION:Bentley Priory Museum\, Mansion House Drive\, Stanmore\, HA7 3FB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Friday Morning Talks
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