Title: A Truly Global Study of the "War to End All Wars"
Product review: This indepth series is the sort that rarely comes along in the field of military and political understanding of the First World War. While most documentaries, historical texts and illustrations concentrate on the Western and Eastern Fronts of the "European War", this documentary, complete with vivid graphics, rich narrative and compelling photographs and archival footage, goes beyond the trenches of a European continent torn apart by modern warfare and pulls the viewer into the bloodletting of the "World War". For those who are frustrated with narrow descriptions and the ill-defined nature of this conflict I highly recommend this series for those who want to get a quick but poignant look at the war that set the stage for a century that was to be the bloodiest in recorded history and would leave the proceeding century hanging in an uncertain and greatly misunderstood balance.
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