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A tradition with its roots in World War One, poppies are a symbol of remembrance in the UK and are worn to commemorate those who lost their lives in two world wars and other conflicts.

Orwell narrowed it down to the Edwardian era — 1901 to 1919 — long before the irruptions of two world wars and the Great Depression.

It encompasses two world wars and a “police action” in Korea that quickly turned into something much bigger.

During both world wars, many services were largely run by women, as a large number of men fought with the armed forces.

The subsequent referral form said this started off as an interest in world wars, but then turned towards a "fixation on Hitler" and admiration for him.