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Peter F. Barton

    January 1, 1935 – January 1, 2014

    Peter Barton is a historian, archaeologist, and filmmaker whose work centers on uncovering and interpreting forgotten visual materials from the First World War. After eight years of research in the Imperial War Museum's panorama archive, widely regarded as key to a full understanding of the conflict, Barton has become a recognized authority. His in-depth research and excavations on the Western Front contribute to preserving and making valuable historical insights accessible. Barton's activities encompass not only writing but also producing acclaimed documentary films and leading projects to recover and publish battlefield panoramas.

    Vom Hochmittelalter zur Reformation 1
    Vom Hochmittelalter zur Reformation 2
    Im Zeichen der Toleranz
    When All Is After
    Florenz. Anglicky Florence : art & architecture : Art & architecture Florence
    • When All Is After

      • 46 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The poetry of Peter Barton resonates with universal themes of longing and sorrow, capturing emotions that are both simple and profound. His work invites readers to engage deeply, encouraging multiple readings to fully appreciate the depth and beauty of his expressions. With a style that elicits approval from notable figures like William Carlos Williams, Barton's poems reflect shared human experiences that linger in the heart and mind.

      When All Is After
    • Vom Hochmittelalter zur Reformation 2

      • 372 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Studien und Texte zur Kirchengeschichte und Geschichte/Dritte Reihe/Bd. 4/4 - Vom Hochmittelalter zur Reformation

      Vom Hochmittelalter zur Reformation 2