History students from the University of Portsmouth are giving a free presentation 'personal experiences of D-Day: told through the words of the veterans' at Portsmouth Museum.
The students have used the archives from the D-Day Museum including the museum's collections of letters, memoirs and oral history, to collate the presentation based on how the veterans talk about their wartime experiences.
It is taking place this Wednesday, 17th May 2017, between 11:00 and 11:30.
Admission is free.
Wednesday
Heavy rain shower
High 12°C Low 1°C
Thursday
Medium-level cloud
High 9°C Low 8°C
10:00am - 1:00pm
Comedian Nathan Caton who was recently in the Rocky Horror Show at Fareham Live and also recently did a stand up gig at the Spinnaker Tower, talks about his tour next year & Pamela Brown, Consumer Expert at Aira to talk about the fact that a third of people will dip into their savings to pay energy bills this winter
1:00pm - 3:00pm
A friendly voice to accompany your lunchtime with great music and local information. Backed by the University of Portsmouth’s Help To Grow Management Scheme.
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