Author: Iain Adams

Gassed:
An iconic (football) image of the Great War?
Part 2

Posted by Iain Adams | Sep 25, 2025 | Archival Research, British Society of Sports History [BSSH], Football, Sport & Leisure History, Team Sports | 0

This article explores the contentious meanings of the football match in John Singer...

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Gassed:
An iconic (football) image of the Great War?
Part 1

Posted by Iain Adams | Sep 18, 2025 | Archival Research, British Society of Sports History [BSSH], Football, Sport & Leisure History, Team Sports | 0

This article explores the contentious meanings of the football match in John Singer...

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Did ‘Old Bill’ watch Football?
Bruce Bairnsfather and the Christmas Truce.

Posted by Iain Adams | Apr 26, 2022 | Archival Research, Football, Playing Pasts Publications, Sport & Leisure History, Sport & Leisure on the Eve of WWI: edited Volume 2016, Team Sports | 0

Playing Past is delighted to be publishing on Open Access – Sport and Leisure on the Eve of World...

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‘Ghosts are Much of What Makes a Space a Place’:
Interpreting the Relics of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Village through Art

Posted by Iain Adams | Oct 22, 2020 | Archival Research, Olympics, Playing Pasts Publications, Sporting Cultures: Global Perspectives: edited Volume 2019 | 1

Please cite this article as: Adams, I. ‘Ghosts are Much of What Makes a Space a Place’:...

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Berlin 1936: Olympic Village Project

Posted by Iain Adams | Mar 23, 2017 | General | 0

The Olympiches Dorf, the accommodation centre for the athletes of the 1936 games, was the first...

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