Britain gets its first taste of total war. Marr argues that no shock has ever hit these islands with quite the force of what became known as the Great War. It transformed the lives of the British people - most dramatically the millions who fought on the frontline but also those at home who were bereaved, bombed, uprooted and bankrupted.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew Marr | Writer | ||
| Robin Dashwood | Director |