Posted on Oct 14, 2023
Did WWI Propaganda Lead Millions To The Slaughter? | The Last Voices of WW1 | Timeline
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This award-winning factual series draws on a unique collection of one hundred interviews with World War One veterans in which the soldiers and their loved ones relive all the heroism and heartbreak of the years from 1914 to 1918. Most of these men had never been interviewed before or since. All the voices are now silent.
The declaration of war in August 1914 was greeted with a wave of patriotic euphoria as the British Expeditionary Force was dispatched to Belgium and two million men volunteered for service. War seemed like a glorious adventure. But the experience of battle and the horror of the trenches was very different to what these men expected.
The declaration of war in August 1914 was greeted with a wave of patriotic euphoria as the British Expeditionary Force was dispatched to Belgium and two million men volunteered for service. War seemed like a glorious adventure. But the experience of battle and the horror of the trenches was very different to what these men expected.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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SGT Mary G. Don't be Getting any Ideas about Calling Me "Hun!" Yeah I'm Prussian on the Ronsiek Side of the Family.
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Seen a lot of WW1 propaganda from both sides. It was effective over all... often for other things than what we know of today. Alot of it was also used as a means to raise funds for different charity organizations serving the militarizes too - especially the wartime postcards and paintings. Different time and different cultures.
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