About Us
Education through Preservation
Our Story
Our vision is to hold constructive dialogues with local authorities and third parties to find sustainable solutions to preserving historic sites that benefit local communities whilst also enabling the public to continue to enjoy these locations. In doing so, we seek to facilitate more awareness of the Napoleonic Wars, their impact, and their legacy.
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Meet The Team
Dr Zack White
Committee Convenor
Zack is a multi-award winning historian of the Napoleonic Wars, who works as a Leverhulme Research Fellow at the University of Portsmouth, UK. The founder of the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity, he hosts & produces the Napoleonic Wars Podcast & Youtube Channel
Professor Beatrice de Graaf
Beatrice is one Europe's leading experts on diplomatic history in the early 19th Century, and an internationally recognised authority on Security Studies. The award-winning author of Fighting Terror After Napoleon, she lectures in history at Utrecht University. She is a trustee of the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity.
Dr Graeme Callister
Graeme is a Senior Lecturer in 19th century and military history at York St John University, UK. The winner of the Sir Michael Howard Prize for military history, he is the co-author of Battle: From Hastings to Hellman, author of Waterloo: The Attack of I Corps, and is the Chair of the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity.
Dr Katherine Bayford
Katherine is an expert in the field of security policy and counterinsurgency. A Research Fellow at the Pharos Foundation and the Centre for the Study of Subversion, Unconventional Interventions and Terrorism, she writes on a range of topics relating to Napoleonic history, and also writes for The Critic.
Dr Luke Reynolds
One of the world's leading experts on how the Battle of Waterloo has been remembered, Luke is the award-winning author of Who Owned Waterloo. A lecturer at University of Connecticut, Stamford, USA, he is a trustee of the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity, and co-host on the Napoleonic Wars Podcast.
Severine Angers
An expert on emotion in war, Severine is a researcher at York University, UK, looking at how soldiers and their families communicated with each other during the Napoleonic Wars, and how they expressed the complex feelings to their loved ones. She is Secretary for the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity.
Liam Telfer
Liam is a British Army veteran with over a decade's worth of service experience, including operational tours with the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards and Household Cavalry. When not busy with his day job in the London Fire Brigade, he is a historian of the Napoleonic era, writing on the Battle of Waterloo. Liam is also a living historian & Assistant Producer on the Napoleonic Wars Podcast.
Peter Molloy
A graduate of University College Dublin and Maynooth University, Peter has spoken on TV about the Irish experience of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic period and has researched and written on Ireland and the Waterloo Campaign. He serves as Treasurer for the Napoleonic and Revolutionary War Graves Charity, volunteers with Waterloo Uncovered and is a keen battlefield visitor, wargamer and Napoleonic reenactor.
Professor Alexander Mikaberidze
Alex is Professor of History at the Louisiana State University. A respected authority on the Napoleonic era, he is the author of The Napoleonic Wars: A Global History, and Kutuzov: A Life in War & Peace, alongside a host of other titles on the period. A regular on the Napoleonic Quarterly Podcast, Alex is also President of the Massena Society