Long lists are compiled of people whom Owen might have met, but didn’t. And much is made of the fact that Goebbels’s press officer, Wilfred von Oven, had a similar name to our boy. More ...

The poetic reputation of Lieutenant Wilfred ... Owen lost his belief in God and became attracted to the company of some of his young parishioners, treating one 13-year-old boy ‘to a secret ...

ORIGINAL copies of a magazine edited by war poet Wilfred Owen while he recovered from shell ... me much more than the real one: though the boy by my side, shot through the head, lay on top of ...

Wilfred Owen was killed in France just one week ... The Rev Carmichael-Davies laid a wreath on the cottage's gate and Owen's poem Arms and the Boy was read out. The walk was followed by a special ...

The story of Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon meeting in a Highland hospital as they recovered from injury has been well examined before, most notably by Pat Barker in Regeneration. But it doesn ...

Soldiers, from a woman corporal, to General Sir Richard Dannatt, once the Chief of the General Staff, choose and read a Wilfred ... a boy, Justin Featherstone fought as a second lieutenant ...

Wilfred Owen served as a choir boy at Christ Church in his childhood Organ music that had a "profound effect" on WWI poet Wilfred Owen has been recreated after forgotten sheet music was found in a ...

In Regeneration, the first in her trilogy of novels about the first world war, Pat Barker enthrallingly recreates the period in summer 1917 when Wilfred Owen was being treated for shell shock at ...