Colorized footage highlights lesser-known battles of World War I, including the Italian-Austrian front and conflicts involving the Ottoman Empire and Allied forces.
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Colorized footage highlights lesser-known battles of World War I, including the Italian-Austrian front and conflicts involving the Ottoman Empire and Allied forces.
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Synopsis
Flanders fields and the trenches of France are well-known battlegrounds of World War I. This documentary presents colorized footage that includes lesser-known conflicts, such as the Italian-Austrian front and battles involving the Ottoman Empire and Allied forces. It also covers the German-Polish-Russian clashes and engagements in African German colonies. The film spans 260 minutes, providing a comprehensive look at various fronts and battles that shaped the war.
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Why Watch
- See rare footage from forgotten battlefronts.
- Find out about the African German Colonies' involvement.
- Meet the lesser-known participants in World War I.
Did You Know
- The documentary includes battles from the Italian-Austrian front.
- It features footage from the German-Polish-Russian conflicts.
- The film covers the Ottoman Empire's battles against the Allies.
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What year was the documentary 'Apocalypse: World War I' released?
The documentary was released in 2014.
How long is the documentary 'Apocalypse: World War I'?
The duration of the documentary is 260 minutes.
Which countries produced 'Apocalypse: World War I'?
The documentary was produced in Canada, France, the United States of America, and the United Kingdom.
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