‎WWI: The War to End All Wars - Apple TV

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Through rare, actual battle footage and rare veteran interviews, the War To End All Wars takes you from the assassination of the Austrian Arch Duke in 1914 to the final desperate battles of 1918.

Documental · 2008 · 41 min

Dirección Edward Feuerherd

EPISODIO 1

With Flags Waving

This episode presents pre-WWI Europe: the social, economic and political environment of the time that resulted in the start of "The War to End All Wars".

40 min · 14 oct 2008
EPISODIO 2

The Battle of the Frontiers

This episode deals with the beginning of the war; the establishment of two-front war, the involvement of multiple countries on both sides of the battle and the development of new weapons that were utilized for the war.

42 min · 14 oct 2008
EPISODIO 3

The Taxis of the Marne

This episode covers the recruitment and deployment of troops on both side of the clash; the problems faced by the soldiers; the slow pace of the fighting and the establishment of trench warfare.

47 min · 14 oct 2008
EPISODIO 4

A War of Chemicals and Engineering

This episode discusses how the war dictated the need for new battle strategies and tactics; new weapon technology and new medical practices to deal with the obstacles and situations never previously experienced in warfare by the combatants. The implementation of gas warfare and tanks were some of the results of these circumstances.

44 min · 14 oct 2008
EPISODIO 5

Flyboys

This episode talks about the use of aircraft during the war and the development of aircraft and air corps on both sides of the conflict.

43 min · 14 oct 2008
EPISODIO 6

Citadel

This episode discusses the aspects of the war from 1916 to 1917; the battles on both fronts; the situations faces by the forces of the numerous combatants and the growing desperation of both sides of the conflict.

43 min · 14 oct 2008

Edward Feuerherd

Dirección
Edward Feuerherd

Producción
John Dorkin

Producción
Edward Feuerherd

Escritor
Steven Douglas Smith

Escritor