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The condition of the British trenches during the First World War Duration: 02:35 Surviving the carnage of no-man’s-land and the rats in the trenches |
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Who and what were the Pals Battalions? Duration: 04:10 Reporter Charles Wheeler investigates the story of the Bradford Pals Battalion, who fought and died at the Battle of the Somme. |
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North Vietnam under the pressures of war Duration: 02:16 Report on the impact of the Vietnam War on life and society in North Vietnam. Children are evacuated from the towns and local villages become military forces. |
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Vera Brittain - 'Perhaps' Duration: 01:31 'Perhaps' by Vera Brittain is introduced with archive footage of German troops surrendering and victory celebrations. |
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Siegfried Sassoon - 'The Attack' Duration: 01:15 A dramatic reading with archive footage of 'The Attack' by Siegried Sassoon. |
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Archaeological dig at Vindolanda Duration: 02:06 Archaeologists digging at Vindolanda, a Roman fort built along Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland. Archaeologists have discovered artefacts that help us understand how the Romans lived. |
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Rupert Brooke - 'Peace' Duration: 01:46 Introduction to and reading of the poem 'Peace' by Rupert Brooke illustrated by archive news footage. |
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Dressed for battle: Burberry and war Duration: 03:38 Recalling the influence a modern fashion house had on First World War military clothing. |
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Wilfred Wilson Gibson - 'Breakfast' Duration: 00:59 An introduction and reading of Wilfred Wilson Gibson's poem 'Breakfast', illustrated by archive news footage showing trench warfare. |
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Rupert Brooke - 'Peace' (poem only) Duration: 00:36 'Peace' by Rupert Brooke, illustrated with archive footage. |
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Britain goes to War: Kitchener's volunteers Duration: 01:09 The swift victory the British people were led to believe in 1914 was to be replaced by a lengthy stalemate on the Western Front. |
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