A family who came to Sheffield from Germany and ran a successful business here but were interned as enemy aliens during World War One are the focus of university researchers.

At the event, he will share the inside story of his 15-year quest — from why Sheffield had one of the lowest evacuation rates in the country, to why bombs were still falling four years after the ...

A permanent exhibition has opened in Sheffield to commemorate the World War Two bombing of the city. The German air raids took place over two nights in December 1940, killing and wounding more ...

Germany: Map of the Occupation Areas. Karte der Besatzungs-Zonen (Frankfurt am Main: Atlanta-Service, [1945]) This 1945 map shows the partition of Germany by the Allied powers immediately after World ...

Soon after the war, my parents invited a German POW in a camp just outside Sheffield to our house. His name was Otto and he was a cook - a really nice fellow but I cannot remember if he cooked for us.

When war broke out, being 10 year old children, we were more excited than afraid. On the night of the Sheffield blitz I remember the sirens sounding at about six thirty in the evening.

Dorothy Glover (right) with her father, Harold Glover, member of the Sheffield PALS Battalion in World War One Doors open at 5.30pm, talk starts at 6pm. Advertisement ...

The German air raids took place over two nights in December 1940, killing and wounding more than 2,000 people. A recreation of life in the blitz, including recordings of the raids, has been ...