Maori and the First World War

Maori and the First World War

Some Maori supported the First World War and joined up. Others, remembering the pain of the 19th-century land wars, opposed the war effort. more...

Conscientious objection

Conscientious objection

Conscientious objectors paid a heavy price for their stance during the First World War. Everyone was expected to do their bit for 'King and Country'. more...

Schools and the First World War

Schools and the First World War

The experience of children and schools during the First World War more...

Featherston camp

Featherston camp

A history of Featherston military training camp during the First World War more...

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