Ep384 – The Saxons in Flanders, 1914-8 – Andrew Lucas
About this episode
Andrew Lucas discusses his book on Saxon soldiers during the First World War, focusing on their experiences in Flanders.
In this episode, Andrew Lucas about hisi book with Jürgen Schmieschek that explores Saxon soldiers during the First World War. Using personal writings, they examine how German troops experienced combat on the Western Front, particularly in Flanders. The interview explores daily life, combat conditions and the emotional toll of prolonged warfare. Andi also reflects on the importance of presenting a balanced historical account that incorporates voices from both sides of the conflict.
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