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But even with the most modern
technology, we'd struggle to win the
deadliest war of its age. When the firing finally stopped
on November the 11th, 1918, an estimated 17 million
people had died, and 20 million had been wounded
technology, we'd struggle to win the
deadliest war of its age. When the firing finally stopped
on November the 11th, 1918, an estimated 17 million
people had died, and 20 million had been wounded
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But even with the most modern
technology,
00:00:03.064 --> 00:00:07.036
we'd struggle to win the
deadliest war of its age.
00:00:07.036 --> 00:00:11.088
When the firing finally stopped
on November the 11th, 1918,
00:00:11.088 --> 00:00:15.092
an estimated 17 million
people had died,
00:00:15.092 --> 00:00:19.016
and 20 million had been wounded.
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Movie Summary
Dr Sam Willis traces the history of the weapons that have shaped Britain.
