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E1 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - Les origines

3 min 19 s
Professor at Oberlin College, Leonard Smith recounts the origins of World War I that has left about nine million dead and twenty million wounded.
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E2 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - Les frontières

3 min 36 s
The Treaty of Versailles, which officially ended the conflict on June 28, 1919, redefined the borders of certain countries.
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E3 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - Le Canada dans le conflit

3 min 40 s
Some 420,000 Canadians will cross the Atlantic to take part in one of the world's greatest military conflicts.
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E4 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - Les Canadiens français

4 min 34 s
This episode looks back at French-Canadian participation in the First World War.
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E5 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - La communication

3 min 47 s
Mélanie Morin-Pelletier, from the Canadian War Museum, recounts how communications between families and soldiers fighting at the front were carried out.
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E6 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - Les enfants

3 min 36 s
Bruno Cabanes, professor at Ohio State University, explains the role played by children during World War I.
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E7 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - Le rôle des femmes

3 min 37 s
Bruno Cabanes, a professor at Ohio State University, explains the role played by women during World War I.
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E8 : Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre - La technologie

3 min 46 s
The First World War gave rise to numerous inventions. New, more powerful and more deadly technologies were introduced, which explains why so many people lost their lives in this conflict.
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Subjects:
Social Studies, History, and Geography History Social Sciences and Humanities
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