VHS
60 minutes
D521 .G741 1998 v.2
Episode Three. This episode shows that by 1915, the conflict had spread across boundaries between continents and peoples, becoming a global war - a fact grimly confirmed by the unlikely battles between Turks and Australians on the Turkish cliffs of Gallipoli. The Great War chronicles the lives of very different people: a youing British woman who endured the death of all the young men in her life; a West African soldier who went to France to prove himself a warrior; a plucky Australian who thought he was headed for France, but ended up in Turkey; and the brave Englishwomen who traded their domestic lives for jobs in weapons factories. The episode concludes with the telling of the first genocide of the 20th century - the ultimate form of total war against civilians - and the fact that the mass murder of Armenian civilians planted seeds in the mind of a young German soldier: Adolf Hitler.
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