First World War: A British Perspective

The Birth of British Intelligence 10.02.2026 4:17 ↓

In 1909, Britain’s greatest weapon wasn’t a gun, it was secrecy. In this episode, we will explore the origins of MI5 and MI6, the strange genius of “C”, the shadowy world of Room 40, and the legendary Ace of Spies, Sidney Reilly. We will discover how dusty and dangerous minds created the modern world of intelligence.

The psychological effects of WWI on soldiers - Zazzali, Maccà, Podestà 16.01.2026 4:12 ↓

In this episode, you will be able to learn all about how soldiers were affected mentally by WWI. We will be talking about the causes, the different types of mental illnesses, and what they did to cure them. Enjoy!

PROPAGANDA IN WW1 - Ester Cassandro, Lorenzo Itolli, Anita Tricotti 16.01.2026 4:24 ↓

Talking about propaganda in ww1, focusing on the history, the committee on public information and the role of propaganda in literature

All Quiet on the Western Front 16.01.2026 5:13 ↓

In today's episode, we dive deep into All Quiet on the Western Front (2022): we are going to explore not only its historical roots but also its powerful moral questions. Through a thoughtful discussion, we unpack how the film reinterprets war, youth, and disillusionment. A reflective journey into history, cinema, and conscience, history, morality, and the brutal truths of war. How the film reshape...

The Hague Conventions-Humanity First Stand Against War’s Brutality 15.01.2026 5:55 ↓

By Cafferata Nicole, Erba Caterina and Avanzino Anna

Battle of Ypres 15.01.2026 5:30 ↓

Campomenosi Sofia, Cinefra Amalia, Raffaetta Lorenzo

The Christmas Truce: Truth or legend? By Campodonico, Fucci and Moggia. 15.01.2026 3:31 ↓

For a few hours, uniforms didn’t matter. Languages didn’t matter. Humanity did.

The tanks "Mark" 13.01.2026 3:20 ↓

We will talk about the British Tanks used in the First World War. The United Kingdom developed tanks to fight trench warfare: The tank had to break through the lines, protect the infantry and overcome trenches Several metres wide.