History Today Jump to Navigation Thursday, 22 May 2014 Login / Register Search this site: This article is from the June issue of History Today , out now. More from this issue History on TV: The Great War By Taylor Downing Published in History Today Volume: 64 Issue: 6 2014 First World War Taylor Downing looks at the making of the pioneering television series that launched BBC2 and marked...
History on TV: The Great War
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