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72 Videos, 99 Pictures And 3 Documentaries On The Most Terrible Battle Of World War I! A 3+ Hour Digitally Restored DVD Presentation, Presented As An Archival Quality MPG & JPG (JPEG) DVD, File Download Or USB Flash Drive! #BattleOfVerdun #BatailleDeVerdun #SchlachtUmVerdun #ErichVonFalkenhayn #WilhelmGermanCrownPrince #FortDouaumont #WesternFrontWorldWarI #WesternFrontWWI #WorldWarI #WorldWarOne #WorldWar1 #WWI #WW1 #FirstWorldWar #FirstEuropeanWar #EuropeanCivilWar #WarToEndAllWars #TheWarToEndAllWars #TheGreatWar #DVD #MP4 #VideoDownload
Contents:
DOCUMENTARIES:
WORLD WAR 1: VERDUN (Black/White, 23 Minutes)
The landmark 1964 CBS television documentary series classic narrated by Robert Ryan addresses an entire episode to the great titanic battle of the First World War.
WORLD WAR I - THE WAR YEARS: THE BATTLE OF VERDUN (Black/White, 45 Minutes)
An episode of the four-part French television series World War I: The War Years narrated in English that analyzes the battle from start to finish utilizing authentic combat footage from the original French archives, footage that is rarely and sometimes never seen in documentaries produced in other countries.
THE GREAT WAR - EPISODE 11: "HELL CANNOT BE SO TERRIBLE" (Black/White, 40 Minutes)
An installment from the lost 1964 BBC TV series "The Great War" narrated By Michael Redgrave whose success inspired the production Of ''The World At War'', with readings by Ralph Richardson, Emlyn Williams and More.
VIDEOS:
Devastation of Verdun town 191603
French Aircraft Takeoff WWI
French Artillery Barrage Verdun 19161021
French Artillery Shell Transportation To Verdun 1916 Summer
French Attack Verdun 19161024
French Counterattack Verdun 191604
French Counterattack Verdun 19161019
French Defend Verdun 191603
French Expand Verdun's 'La Voie Sacrée' 191603
French Field Hospital Verdun 1916
French Fight Mud Verdun 1916 #1
French Fight Mud Verdun 1916 #2
French Gen. Joffre
French Gun Transport Verdun 191610
French Heavy Gun Manufacture WWI #1
French Heavy Gun Manufacture WWI #2
French Life On Verdun Battlefield 1916
French Manuevers Verdun 1916
French Oppose German Advance Verdun 19160221
French Prepare Defenses Around Verdun 191602
French Rail Guns & Artillery Barrage Verdun 1916
French Rail Guns Verdun 1916
French Reinforcements Sent To Verdun 191603
French Retake Fort Douaumont 191610
French Soldier's Faces Verdun 1916 Summer
French Trenches Bombarded Verdun 191602
French Trenches Protecting Verdun 191603
French Troop Trucks WWI
French Troops Before Verdun Assault 19161021
French Troops Live In Mud Verdun 1916
French Troops March Through Verdun Ruins 191605
French Troops March Verdun 191605
French Troops Move To Verdun 1916 Summer
French Withdraw From Verdun Positions 191602
French Women War Workers WWI
French Wounded Verdun & Paris 1916
French Wounded Verdun 1916 #1
French Wounded Verdun 1916 #2
French WWI Aces Engaged Over Verdun WWI
French WWI Artillery Firing 1916
Gen. Petain Verdun 191604
German Attack Verdun 191603
German Crown Prince Visits Verdun 191603
German Flamethrower Attack Bois des Caures Verdun 19160221
German Machine Gunners Attack Verdun 191603
German Supply Trains December 1915
German Trench Outside Verdun 191512
German Troops March Toward Verdun 191602
German Troops Surrender Verdun 191610
German Troops Transported To Verdun 191602
German WWI Artillery Barrage 1916
German WWI Artillery Firing 1916
Germans Advance Using Flame Throwers 19160221
Germans Attack Verdun 191602
Germans Attack Verdun Under Fire 191605
Germans Build Rail Lines To Verdun 191602
Germans Commence 1st Use Of Flame Throwers Verdun 191602
Germans Commence 1st Use Of Phosgene Gas Verdun 19160513
Germans Seize Fort Douaumont 19160225
Hermann Goering Flew Over Verdun WWI
HQ deals with Verdun Intelligence 191603
Lafayette Escadrille 1st Flew Over Verdun 1916
Manfred & Lothar Von Richthofen Flew Over Verdun WWI
Mangin & Poincaré Review Verdun Troops 191610
Oswald Boelke Flew Over Verdun WWI
Spent French Shell Cartridges Verdun 1916
Verdun - ''The Sacred Way'' Supplies 191603
Verdun Dead & Dying 191605
Verdun Devastation
Verdun Refugees 191603
Verdun Slaughter
World's 1st True Aerial Battle French Balloon Shot Down Verdun 191602 |
PICTURES:
A French soldier hanging in the barbed wire
A French trench after an attack
A trench after an hand-to-hand combat
Aerial view of a gas attack
Aerial view of Fort Douaumont in November 1916
After the battle 191603
BaronVonRichthofenInProfile
BrunoLoerzerAnthonyFokkerHermannGoering
Crown Prince Meets Troops Verdun 191603
Crown Prince Wilhelm & father the Kaiser visit to the front in 1916
Dead bodies after the battle
Devastated Verdun after the bombardments of 1916 a
Devastated Verdun after the bombardments of 1916 b
Devastated Verdun after the bombardments of 1916 c
ErnstUdetWWI
FieldMarshalVonHindenburg
First Aid post inside Fort Vaux during the attack
Fort Douaumont in 1915 before Battle of Verdun
Fort Souville at the end of 1916
Fort Vaux after the withdrawel of the Germans
FortDouaumontAfterVerdunBombardment
FortDouaumontBeforeVerdunBombardment
French attack on the German lines during the Battle of Verdun
French attack on the Thiaumont-fortification
French attackers struggling with barbed wire
French Col. Driant Created Croix de Guerre Cmdr Bois des Caures Verdun 19160221
French defenders in a trench in the village of Vaux
French Gen. Charles ''The Butcher'' Mangin, Commander Verdun 191604
French prisoners of war are deported
French prisoners of war waiting for deportation
French troops detraining on their way to the Verdun front
French troops on the crest of Côte 304
French120MMGuns1917
French50MMGunLoadedWithAirMineWWI
FrenchAAGunThatShotDownAZeppelin1917
FrenchAceCpt.GeorgesGuynemer53VictoriesWWI
FrenchAceCpt.GeorgesGuynemerStartsPlane
FrenchAceCpt.GeorgesGuynemerWithHisCapturedSpandauMGs
FrenchAceLt.CharlesNungesser45Victories
FrenchAnti-BarbedWireGun1916Verdun
FrenchArtilleryShellsVerdun1916
FrenchBalloonLaunch1916
FrenchCasematesNearFortVaux1916
FrenchDressingStationOuterTrenchDouaumont1915
FrenchGeneralNivelle
FrenchGeneralNivelleFrenchCinC1917
FrenchGeneralPetain
FrenchGraveyardVerdun1916
FrenchHeavyGunWWI
FrenchReservesHeadToVerdun1915
FrenchWingedShellTrenchGunWWI
Ft. Douaumont's 155mm gun turret
Ft. Douaumont's 75mm turret
Gen. Petain Shakes Soldier's Hands Verdun 191604
German attack on Le Mort-Homme
German attack on the village of Vaux
German Crown Prince's Dugout Le Mort-Homme after the war
German flame-thrower attack
German preparations before the battle
German prisoners of war captured in November
German soldiers waiting in their 'stollen'
German troops marching to the frontline 191602
German troops on their way to the frontline
GermanAceHauptmannOswaldBoelke40VictoriesWWI
GermanAceRittmeisterManfredVonRichthofen80VictoriesWWI
GermanCrownPrinceRupprechtOfBavaria
GermanFirstQuatermasterGeneralErichLudendorff
GermanGen.ErichVonFalkenhaynPlannedVerdunOffensive
GermanGeneralErichVonFalkenhayn
GermanGeneralLudendorff
GermanHeavyGunWWI
GermanHowitzerMadeInEssenWWI
GermanLightHowitzer(Left)&GermanSiegeHowitzer(Right)
GermanTrenchMortarWWI
GermanWWI5.9''Howitzer
HauptmannOswaldBoelkeGermanAce40VictoriesWWI
Hindenburg, Kaiser Wilhelm and Ludendorff in Stenay
In the moat of Fort Vaux
Major Raynal after his capture together with his aide-de-camp
Map giving the progress of the German attack from 21 - 25 February
Map of the Left Bank of the Meuse
Map of the the right bank of the Meuse
MarshalJoffreInFullUniform1916
MassInsideAFortDouaumontVault1916
Men and horses wearing gasmasks during the gas attacks
rbaron
RussiansArriveInMarseillesHeadedForVerdun160420
ShelledBuildingsVerdun1915
The Battle of Bois des Caures
The battlefield - Fort Vaux in the background
The battlefield between 26 February and 12 July 1916
The battlefield in front of Fort Douaumont
The French troops in 1914 in their original red trousers
The inside of Fort Douaumont just after it's recapture
The town of Verdun in 1915 before the Battle started
Verdun Dead
Verdun Death
Village Forges just after the war
von_Richthofen_&_friends_jk
The Battle Of Verdun (French: Bataille De Verdun; German: Schlacht Um Verdun) was fought from February 21, 1916 to December 18, 1916 on the Western Front in France. The battle was the longest of the First World War and took place on the hills north of Verdun-sur-Meuse. Using the experience of the Second Battle of Champagne in 1915, the Germans planned to capture the Meuse Heights, an excellent defensive position with good observation for artillery-fire on Verdun. The Germans hoped that the French would commit their strategic reserve to recapture the position and suffer catastrophic losses at little cost to the Germans. By March 6, 20 1/2 French divisions were in the RFV and a more extensive defence in depth had been constructed. Philippe Petain ordered no retreat and that German attacks were to be counter-attacked, despite this exposing French infantry to German artillery-fire. By March 29, French guns on the west bank had begun a constant bombardment of Germans on the east bank, causing many infantry casualties. The German offensive was extended to the left (west) bank of the Meuse, to gain observation and eliminate the French artillery firing over the river but the attacks failed to reach their objectives. After ten months of fighting, 543,000 French and 434,000 German soldiers were killed, virtually 1 million dead on both sides in less than a year, at merely the midpoint of the terribly bloody First World War.
72 Videos, 99 Pictures And 3 Documentaries On The Most Terrible Battle Of World War I! A 3+ Hour Digitally Restored DVD Presentation, Presented As An Archival Quality MPG & JPG (JPEG) DVD, File Download Or USB Flash Drive! #BattleOfVerdun #BatailleDeVerdun #SchlachtUmVerdun #ErichVonFalkenhayn #WilhelmGermanCrownPrince #FortDouaumont #WesternFrontWorldWarI #WesternFrontWWI #WorldWarI #WorldWarOne #WorldWar1 #WWI #WW1 #FirstWorldWar #FirstEuropeanWar #EuropeanCivilWar #WarToEndAllWars #TheWarToEndAllWars #TheGreatWar #DVD #MP4 #VideoDownload
Contents:
DOCUMENTARIES:
WORLD WAR 1: VERDUN (Black/White, 23 Minutes)
The landmark 1964 CBS television documentary series classic narrated by Robert Ryan addresses an entire episode to the great titanic battle of the First World War.
WORLD WAR I - THE WAR YEARS: THE BATTLE OF VERDUN (Black/White, 45 Minutes)
An episode of the four-part French television series World War I: The War Years narrated in English that analyzes the battle from start to finish utilizing authentic combat footage from the original French archives, footage that is rarely and sometimes never seen in documentaries produced in other countries.
THE GREAT WAR - EPISODE 11: "HELL CANNOT BE SO TERRIBLE" (Black/White, 40 Minutes)
An installment from the lost 1964 BBC TV series "The Great War" narrated By Michael Redgrave whose success inspired the production Of ''The World At War'', with readings by Ralph Richardson, Emlyn Williams and More.
VIDEOS:
Devastation of Verdun town 191603
French Aircraft Takeoff WWI
French Artillery Barrage Verdun 19161021
French Artillery Shell Transportation To Verdun 1916 Summer
French Attack Verdun 19161024
French Counterattack Verdun 191604
French Counterattack Verdun 19161019
French Defend Verdun 191603
French Expand Verdun's 'La Voie Sacrée' 191603
French Field Hospital Verdun 1916
French Fight Mud Verdun 1916 #1
French Fight Mud Verdun 1916 #2
French Gen. Joffre
French Gun Transport Verdun 191610
French Heavy Gun Manufacture WWI #1
French Heavy Gun Manufacture WWI #2
French Life On Verdun Battlefield 1916
French Manuevers Verdun 1916
French Oppose German Advance Verdun 19160221
French Prepare Defenses Around Verdun 191602
French Rail Guns & Artillery Barrage Verdun 1916
French Rail Guns Verdun 1916
French Reinforcements Sent To Verdun 191603
French Retake Fort Douaumont 191610
French Soldier's Faces Verdun 1916 Summer
French Trenches Bombarded Verdun 191602
French Trenches Protecting Verdun 191603
French Troop Trucks WWI
French Troops Before Verdun Assault 19161021
French Troops Live In Mud Verdun 1916
French Troops March Through Verdun Ruins 191605
French Troops March Verdun 191605
French Troops Move To Verdun 1916 Summer
French Withdraw From Verdun Positions 191602
French Women War Workers WWI
French Wounded Verdun & Paris 1916
French Wounded Verdun 1916 #1
French Wounded Verdun 1916 #2
French WWI Aces Engaged Over Verdun WWI
French WWI Artillery Firing 1916
Gen. Petain Verdun 191604
German Attack Verdun 191603
German Crown Prince Visits Verdun 191603
German Flamethrower Attack Bois des Caures Verdun 19160221
German Machine Gunners Attack Verdun 191603
German Supply Trains December 1915
German Trench Outside Verdun 191512
German Troops March Toward Verdun 191602
German Troops Surrender Verdun 191610
German Troops Transported To Verdun 191602
German WWI Artillery Barrage 1916
German WWI Artillery Firing 1916
Germans Advance Using Flame Throwers 19160221
Germans Attack Verdun 191602
Germans Attack Verdun Under Fire 191605
Germans Build Rail Lines To Verdun 191602
Germans Commence 1st Use Of Flame Throwers Verdun 191602
Germans Commence 1st Use Of Phosgene Gas Verdun 19160513
Germans Seize Fort Douaumont 19160225
Hermann Goering Flew Over Verdun WWI
HQ deals with Verdun Intelligence 191603
Lafayette Escadrille 1st Flew Over Verdun 1916
Manfred & Lothar Von Richthofen Flew Over Verdun WWI
Mangin & Poincaré Review Verdun Troops 191610
Oswald Boelke Flew Over Verdun WWI
Spent French Shell Cartridges Verdun 1916
Verdun - ''The Sacred Way'' Supplies 191603
Verdun Dead & Dying 191605
Verdun Devastation
Verdun Refugees 191603
Verdun Slaughter
World's 1st True Aerial Battle French Balloon Shot Down Verdun 191602 |
PICTURES:
A French soldier hanging in the barbed wire
A French trench after an attack
A trench after an hand-to-hand combat
Aerial view of a gas attack
Aerial view of Fort Douaumont in November 1916
After the battle 191603
BaronVonRichthofenInProfile
BrunoLoerzerAnthonyFokkerHermannGoering
Crown Prince Meets Troops Verdun 191603
Crown Prince Wilhelm & father the Kaiser visit to the front in 1916
Dead bodies after the battle
Devastated Verdun after the bombardments of 1916 a
Devastated Verdun after the bombardments of 1916 b
Devastated Verdun after the bombardments of 1916 c
ErnstUdetWWI
FieldMarshalVonHindenburg
First Aid post inside Fort Vaux during the attack
Fort Douaumont in 1915 before Battle of Verdun
Fort Souville at the end of 1916
Fort Vaux after the withdrawel of the Germans
FortDouaumontAfterVerdunBombardment
FortDouaumontBeforeVerdunBombardment
French attack on the German lines during the Battle of Verdun
French attack on the Thiaumont-fortification
French attackers struggling with barbed wire
French Col. Driant Created Croix de Guerre Cmdr Bois des Caures Verdun 19160221
French defenders in a trench in the village of Vaux
French Gen. Charles ''The Butcher'' Mangin, Commander Verdun 191604
French prisoners of war are deported
French prisoners of war waiting for deportation
French troops detraining on their way to the Verdun front
French troops on the crest of Côte 304
French120MMGuns1917
French50MMGunLoadedWithAirMineWWI
FrenchAAGunThatShotDownAZeppelin1917
FrenchAceCpt.GeorgesGuynemer53VictoriesWWI
FrenchAceCpt.GeorgesGuynemerStartsPlane
FrenchAceCpt.GeorgesGuynemerWithHisCapturedSpandauMGs
FrenchAceLt.CharlesNungesser45Victories
FrenchAnti-BarbedWireGun1916Verdun
FrenchArtilleryShellsVerdun1916
FrenchBalloonLaunch1916
FrenchCasematesNearFortVaux1916
FrenchDressingStationOuterTrenchDouaumont1915
FrenchGeneralNivelle
FrenchGeneralNivelleFrenchCinC1917
FrenchGeneralPetain
FrenchGraveyardVerdun1916
FrenchHeavyGunWWI
FrenchReservesHeadToVerdun1915
FrenchWingedShellTrenchGunWWI
Ft. Douaumont's 155mm gun turret
Ft. Douaumont's 75mm turret
Gen. Petain Shakes Soldier's Hands Verdun 191604
German attack on Le Mort-Homme
German attack on the village of Vaux
German Crown Prince's Dugout Le Mort-Homme after the war
German flame-thrower attack
German preparations before the battle
German prisoners of war captured in November
German soldiers waiting in their 'stollen'
German troops marching to the frontline 191602
German troops on their way to the frontline
GermanAceHauptmannOswaldBoelke40VictoriesWWI
GermanAceRittmeisterManfredVonRichthofen80VictoriesWWI
GermanCrownPrinceRupprechtOfBavaria
GermanFirstQuatermasterGeneralErichLudendorff
GermanGen.ErichVonFalkenhaynPlannedVerdunOffensive
GermanGeneralErichVonFalkenhayn
GermanGeneralLudendorff
GermanHeavyGunWWI
GermanHowitzerMadeInEssenWWI
GermanLightHowitzer(Left)&GermanSiegeHowitzer(Right)
GermanTrenchMortarWWI
GermanWWI5.9''Howitzer
HauptmannOswaldBoelkeGermanAce40VictoriesWWI
Hindenburg, Kaiser Wilhelm and Ludendorff in Stenay
In the moat of Fort Vaux
Major Raynal after his capture together with his aide-de-camp
Map giving the progress of the German attack from 21 - 25 February
Map of the Left Bank of the Meuse
Map of the the right bank of the Meuse
MarshalJoffreInFullUniform1916
MassInsideAFortDouaumontVault1916
Men and horses wearing gasmasks during the gas attacks
rbaron
RussiansArriveInMarseillesHeadedForVerdun160420
ShelledBuildingsVerdun1915
The Battle of Bois des Caures
The battlefield - Fort Vaux in the background
The battlefield between 26 February and 12 July 1916
The battlefield in front of Fort Douaumont
The French troops in 1914 in their original red trousers
The inside of Fort Douaumont just after it's recapture
The town of Verdun in 1915 before the Battle started
Verdun Dead
Verdun Death
Village Forges just after the war
von_Richthofen_&_friends_jk
The Battle Of Verdun (French: Bataille De Verdun; German: Schlacht Um Verdun) was fought from February 21, 1916 to December 18, 1916 on the Western Front in France. The battle was the longest of the First World War and took place on the hills north of Verdun-sur-Meuse. Using the experience of the Second Battle of Champagne in 1915, the Germans planned to capture the Meuse Heights, an excellent defensive position with good observation for artillery-fire on Verdun. The Germans hoped that the French would commit their strategic reserve to recapture the position and suffer catastrophic losses at little cost to the Germans. By March 6, 20 1/2 French divisions were in the RFV and a more extensive defence in depth had been constructed. Philippe Petain ordered no retreat and that German attacks were to be counter-attacked, despite this exposing French infantry to German artillery-fire. By March 29, French guns on the west bank had begun a constant bombardment of Germans on the east bank, causing many infantry casualties. The German offensive was extended to the left (west) bank of the Meuse, to gain observation and eliminate the French artillery firing over the river but the attacks failed to reach their objectives. After ten months of fighting, 543,000 French and 434,000 German soldiers were killed, virtually 1 million dead on both sides in less than a year, at merely the midpoint of the terribly bloody First World War.