The Concise History of WW1

By: Andy Aitken

Narrated by: Stephen Grief

From the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand on 28th June 1914, to the peace treaty signing in Versailles five years later, this recording charts the extraordinary conflct that was WW1.

The war to end all wars' was a terrible human tragedy on an unprecedented scale. The programme includes all of the major events, actions, and personalities that decided the course of the conflict.

©2013 Alba Home Vision (P)2013 Redbush Entertainment Ltd

it racist

not enough transgendered black muslims were credited in this story of ww1. naturally I like it.

Good but,

Good but I found it a little difficult to understand what he was saying at some points.

The War to End All Wars summed up in one hour!

This is a great thumbnail overview of such a deadly and world-shaking war. It would be recommended as the intro to further reading. It clearly is the soundtrack of a cinematic presentation ("Here you are watching ... ") The sound effects add to the drama of the story, but they also make it very hard to hear the narrator well. Adding to that the foreign names, it became difficult to figure out the who and where at any given moment, and I longed for a printed copy - not to replace this but to supplement it.

Information good, horrible sound.

This was a very hard book to listen to in the car as the sound quality was horrible. It was too bad as I’m very Interested in the subject matter but the reading would fade in and out as I listened.

interesting!

It almost sounds like you are listening to a newsreel from world war two movies.