28 January 2011
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Imperial War Museum
After the success of the enterprise in 2010, the Imperial War Museum at Duxford will collaborate once again with the University of Cambridge Institute for Continuing Education (ICE) this winter; they will be holding a number of day courses in a variety of topics, from January to March, in the dramatic Duxford museum site, famous for its air-shows and displays of vintage WW2 aircraft. ...
After the success of the enterprise in 2010, the Imperial War Museum at Duxford will collaborate once again with the University of Cambridge Institute for Continuing Education (ICE) this winter; they will be holding a number of day courses in a variety of topics, from January to March, in the dramatic Duxford museum site, famous for its air-shows and displays of vintage WW2 aircraft.
Courses include: Conflict Archaeology (13 Jan-10 Mar); Echoes of World War II in British Fiction (11 Jan-1 Mar); Classical Music and the First World War (one-day course on 17 Mar 2011); Popular Music of World War II (one-day course 21 Mar 2011); The Cold War (10 Jan-28 Feb 2011); and Raising the Past (one-day course 14 April 2011). To find out more about each individual course and to book a place go to www.ice.cam.ac.uk
Find this news story and more in the February/March 2011 issue of Classic Arms & Militaria