Rudyard Kipling: A Man of Letters (2021)

Rudyard Kipling, renowned for his literary works, was a staunch supporter of the British Empire. His son, John, enlisted in WWI and went missing, leading Kipling on a year-long search. Despite his grief, Kipling contributed to war efforts by drafting messages and working with the Imperial War Graves Commission. His legacy includes his literary achievements and his dedication to honoring fallen soldiers.

What did Kipling suggest to the king regarding medals for relatives of fallen soldiers?

What was the outcome of Kipling's efforts to find out what happened to his son?

How did Kipling's views on the British Empire influence his writings?