Unlike many of his friends, including fellow writer Wilfred Owen, whom he’d met at Craiglockhart, Sassoon survived the War and died in 1967. Jeremy Paxman explores the poetry of Siegfried ...

The work of war poets Wilfred Owen, Siegfried Sassoon, Rupert Brooke ... wrote possibly one of the most famous pieces of war poetry, In Flanders Fields, while observing the scenes outside a ...

“He was not eager to die,” Michael Korda writes of Siegfried Sassoon in his new book ... gossip with little relevance to the poetry of war. Brooke, already gaining a literary reputation ...

A Welsh soldier who was killed during the First World War became a muse for some of the celebrated war poets. Siegfried ... times Sassoon described Thomas as a cricketer in the poem A Subaltern.