Date and time: Tuesday, June 3 ·2025 : 7,oopm – 8:30pm

Location: Leicester Cathedral, 2 Peacock Lane Leicester LE1 5PZ

Historian Gurinder Singh Mann sheds light on the extraordinary contributions of the Sikhs during the two world wars.

Join us at Leicester Cathedral for an enlightening and inspiring lecture by renowned historian Gurinder Singh Mann. Known for his extensive research on Sikh history and heritage, Mr. Mann will shed light on the extraordinary contributions of the Sikhs during the First and Second World Wars.

What to Expect:

• Early History: Who are the Sikhs and why are they referred to as Saint/Soldiers

• Unheard Stories: Discover the remarkable bravery, resilience, and sacrifices made by Sikh soldiers who served in battlefields across Europe, Africa, and Asia.

• Global Impact: Learn about the pivotal role Sikh troops played in shaping the outcomes of the wars and their lasting legacy in Leicester.

About the Speaker:

Gurinder Singh Mann is a respected historian, author, and director of the Sikh Museum Initiative, based in Leicester. With decades of research and published works on Sikh history, he is an authority on the Sikh relics, the Sikh Empire, and their military contributions.

This lecture is a must-attend for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the legacy of the Sikh community’s global contributions.

Doors open at 6.30pm and refreshments are included in the ticket price.

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