A collection of documentaries about the First World War. From the onset of the Great War to the tragic final day on which over 13,000 men died,the films span the turbulent four-year period from 1914-1918 that saw over 40 million casualties and 20 million deaths.
Concise History of WWI This fascinating documentary covers the 'war to end all wars' with the use of extraordinary archive footage. From the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914 all the way to the peace treaty signing in Versailles five years later, this superb video provides a valuable insight into 'The Great War'.
Battle of the Somme / Gods of War This video comprises two films: 'Gods of War', which provides a valuable insight into the development of the gun during the conflict, on land, in the sea and in the air. It also includes a unique documentary on one of the most infamous battles of the First World War, The 'Battle of the Somme', which features rare footage that portrays the harsh reality of war in unforgettable form.
Gallipoli This incredible programme, narrated by Jeremy Irons and Sam Neill, tells the story of those who fought at Gallipoli through their own words. Filmmaker Tolga Ornek explains Gallipoli from all sides to show that bravery, mastership and endurance were not the province of one country alone. No matter the uniform, war is still hell.
Anzacs Hear the story of the brave soldiers who fought at Anzac Cove, an event which has been immortalised in print as well as voice recordings; stories of friendship, bravery, sacrifice and, of course, fear. It is in listening to and reading these accounts that we are reminded of just how much the Anzacs suffered and sacrificed during The Great War.
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