The First World War (1973-1974), a 26-episode British television documentary chronicles the events of World War II. At
its completion in 1973, it was (the inflation rate in 2016 was nearly
75 million £ regular) the most expensive series of ever-ever £ 900,000
cost is a fact. [1] Jeremy Isaacs, narrated by Lawrence Oliver, who made the song composed by Carl Davis. By the First World War, a book written with Mark Arnold Foster of the TV series was released in 1973.
The war has attracted wide acclaim and is now seen as a milestone in British television history. [2] Jeremy Isaacs produced the study of the resurrection of military history, which he was considered to be ahead of time. [3]
On the other side of the series draws attention to the experience of
conflict: how war affects the lives of soldiers, sailors and pilots in
the war, civilians, prisoners and camps and other victims of death.
