World War One The Complete Story 1914–1918

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Timestamps:
0:00 ACT I — THE WORLD BEFORE THE WAR
3:30 ACT II — THE WAR BEGINS
7:28 ACT III — TOTAL WAR
10:52 ACT IV — COLLAPSE AND TRANSFORMATION
14:08 ACT V — THE END AND THE LIE
16:54 ACT VI — The TREATY OF VERSAILLES
19:55 ACT VII — THE DUST HAS NOT SETTLED YET
23:25 ACT VIII — THE EFFECTS OF WW1 ON PEOPLE
26:58 ACT VIIII — HOW WII IS VIEWED TODAY
30:28 ACT X — AFERMATH/THE END
In this complete, short documentary, we trace the full history of World War One from its deep-rooted causes in 19th-century Europe to the final armistice in 1918 and the unstable peace that followed. Through detailed narration, historical analysis, and primary-source perspectives, this video explains how political alliances, nationalism, industrial warfare, and human miscalculation led to one of the deadliest conflicts in history.
This documentary explores:
The political tensions and alliances that made war inevitable
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the July Crisis
Trench warfare and daily life on the front lines
The global nature of the war beyond Europe
New weapons, total war, and industrialized killing
The collapse of empires and the reshaping of borders
The Treaty of Versailles and the fragile peace
The long-term consequences that led directly to World War Two
Rather than focusing only on battles and generals, this video also examines the human cost of the war — the soldiers, civilians, and families whose lives were permanently changed. World War One marked the end of an era and the beginning of a far more uncertain world.
This video is intended as a complete, uninterrupted history documentary suitable for background listening, long study sessions, or immersive viewing.