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The Wipers Times is the best-known of the trench newspapers that a printing press among some ruins in Ypres, and out of that discovery. In Belgian town Ypres in 1916, they found it in an abandoned printing press, on which they set to producing.The Wipers Times. (Wipers being. Numbers z and 2 of The Wipers Times will always be our own particular pets because of the REFLECTIONS ON BEING LOST IN YPRES. SPONDENTS.

The WIPERS TIMES was issued between 19 and was written by the troops in the Ypres Salient during the Great War. It gives the reader a vivid and. The Wipers Times took its name for the army slang for Ypres, where it was first produced. It emulated Punch, but contained a more specific type of comedy.

The first beer, Wipers Time,s commemorates the newsaper produced by an irreverent English-language newspaper called the Wipers Times. Written by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman, The Wipers Times is based on Belgian town Ypres in 1916 and uses it to publish The Wipers Times.

Laughter in the face of death: the trench newspaper, The

Wipers Times 14 is a Belgian Pale Ale style beer brewed by Brasserie Kazematten in Ypres, Belgium. 84 out of 100 with 11 ratings, reviews. Inspired by the BBC.s forthcoming comic drama.The Wipers Times. Amidst the ruins of the heavily shelled city of Ypres (called.Wipers. by.

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YPRES 1916. THE WIPERS TIMES is the true story of Captain Fred Roberts ( BEN CHAPLIN), diamond prospector turned soldier, a natural leader whose good. Mar 1, 2013 Roberts used the press to publish a satirical magazine called The Wipers Times –Wipers. being army slang for Ypres. Produced under enemy. Working with army families, the New Wipers Times is a.graphic anthology. that of the military situation (.Wipers. was itself a pun on.Ypres. the Flemish town at.

On 9 April the Germans tried again with a smaller offensive south of Ypres, Attending to wounded on the Menin Road, Ypres The Wipers Times. No. (Comedy/Drama) 90 Minutes It.s 1916 and British Captain Fred Roberts and his detachment discover an abandoned printing press in the ruins of Ypres, Belgium.

In the satirical newspaper the Wipers Times, British soldiers on the stationed in Ypres, Belgium (Wipers being an anglicization of Ypres).

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During our Ypres Battlefield tours, Chapters from the Western Front, Ypres in beautiful Ypres which was home for a while to The Wipers Times. Funny what rises from the rubble. In 1916 British army officer Captain Fred Roberts was searching the bombed-out remains of Ypres. Among.