Kitchener: Hero or Anti-Hero?

Based on his recently published biography - 'Kitchener: Hero and Anti-Hero' - Professor Faught will examine Kitchener's 40-year career as soldier, commander, administrator and minister.

This year marks the centenary of the death of Lord Kitchener, one of the most important figures in the history of the British Empire.

Based on his recently published biography - 'Kitchener: Hero and Anti-Hero' - Professor Faught will examine Kitchener's 40-year career as soldier, commander, administrator and minister.

The talk will look closely at the events and crises that shaped Kitchener's professional and personal life, and his outsized impact on Britain from the 1880s until 1916 and beyond.
There will be a book sale and signing follow the talk.

C Brad Faught is Professor of History and Global Studies at Tyndale University and Senior Fellow, Massey College, University of Toronto.

Places can be booked on www.nam.ac.uk or by telephone: 020 7730 0717

Dinner & Talk: The Army & Navy Club offers a two-course dinner in their Coffee Room fine dining restaurant before each talk. Combined 'Dinner & Talk' bookings can only be made by telephone: 020 7730 0717. £32.50, concessions, available. Please note that formal attire is required when dining - a collar, tie and jacket for gentlemen and a tailored suit or dress and jacket for ladies.

Dress code: the dress code for the Army & Navy Club is smart. Ripped jeans, sportswear and flip-flops are not permitted and entry will be refused with no refund.

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