The First World War - Season 1 Episode 5 Shackled to a Corpse (1914-1916)
Trailer: The First World War
Genre: Documentary, War & Politics
Cast: Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, Marie of Romania, Hermann Göring, Jonathan Lewis
Studio: Channel 4
Country: United Kingdom
Runtime: 26:14 Min
Quality: HD
First Air Date: Sep 20, 2003
Last Air Date: Nov 22, 2003
Episode: 10 Episode
Season: 1 Season
To Arms (1914)
The First World War shaped the twentieth century. It sparked the Russian Revolution, and it launched America as a world power. The fault-line from...
Under the Eagle (1914-1915)
The first months of the war on the Western Front were mobile, fast and dangerous; casualty rates were higher than with later trench warfare. The...
Global War (1914-1916)
War for Europe meant war for the world. Germany gambled that Britain might risk everything to protect her Empire - even victory on the Western Front....
Jihad (1914-1916)
The Ottoman Empire, Germany's ally, summoned all Muslims to Jihad - holy war - to overthrow Allied power in the Middle East. They proved a formidable...
Shackled to a Corpse (1914-1916)
As the Germans and Austrians clashed with The Russians on the bitter Eastern Front, Italy became embroiled in a terrible slaughter.
Breaking the Deadlock (1915-1917)
Attrition, "lions led by donkeys", the slaughter only ceasing for a brief truce one Christmas - old, mistaken views of the war on the Western Front....
Blockade (1916-1917)
The war at sea was every bit as bitter as the war on land. The battle at Jutland proved inconclusive but the U-Boat menace threatened Britain as...
Revolution (1917)
The effect of the Great War shattered nations, inspired mass mutinies by desperate troops, caused great upheaval on the home front and changed the...
Germany's Last Gamble (1918)
Over one million German troops were committed to Kaiserschlacht - the last great offensive of the war - while conflict still raged on many other...
War Without End (1918- )
The dramatic Allied victory at Amiens led to victory in just 100 days - and the signing of a bitterly-resented peace, while other nations stumbled...