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[Malcolm Graham's] new book, filled with poignant black-and-white pictures, certainly now stands out as a fitting way to commemorate the sacrifice a century on.

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Popular historian Malcolm Graham has produced what promises to be one of the best local history books of the year, Oxford in the Great War, describing how the city became a military training camp, with public buildings converted into military hospitals. He has collected dozens of photographs showing how local industries, including Morris's new car factory at Cowley, converted to war production, and women made munitions or replaced men in other work.

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As well as focusing on the bravery of troops from the Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars, and the Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Mr Graham's book also highlights the war effort in Oxford itself, and the important role played by women.

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County historian Malcolm Graham has revealed in his new book how the city of Oxford was transformed during the Great War. His book gives the impression of an Oxford completely transformed by the war, with university, colleges and other public buildings turned into makeshift hospitals and thousands of war casualties brought in by train to be treated here. As the former head of the Oxfordshire Studies Centre, Mr Graham knew where the best photos were kept, showing Oxford during the war years. These included evocative images of Oxford volunteers on parade...There are also stunning images from the frontline.

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