There was an article in the local newspaper today which might be of interest to some. It was about a new book/dvd and exposition about the 'English Camp' (AKA HMS Timbertown), located in Groningen, where I live. This is where soldiers/sailors of the Royal Naval Division were interned during 1914-1918. I understand that there are plans to have the book translated to English as well.
There is a website as well (also in English): http://www.wereldoorlog1418.nl/englishcamp/index.html
(http://www.wereldoorlog1418.nl/englishcamp/samenvatting/rabenhaupt-aankomst-klein.jpg)
Nice stuff!
Very interesting
Great find .. I was on board the modern Dutch ship Groningen last week. Been doing a lot of research and am awaiting Pendraken's release of the RND v soon ... :P
For all those who have the time (and inclination), there is a tempory exhibition at the Northern Maritime Museum (http://www.noordelijkscheepvaartmuseum.nl/en/about-the-museum).
The Northern Maritime Museum (Noordelijk Scheepvaartmuseum) tells the history of the northern Dutch shipping and shipbuilding from the Middle Ages until today.
Well, if you couldn't make it, there's still hope. According to the local newspaper, the BBC is making a short item about this, to be aired later this year. All due to the 100 year anniversary of the Great War, ofcourse.