Great War Tour with Norm Christie | Season 2 | Episode 1 | Master of War
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- čas přidán 13. 04. 2015
- Great War Tour with Norm Christie Season 2 Episode 1 Master of War
The Director's Cut. This is a two hour version on Arthur Currie, with many more dramatic sequences explaining the stunning achievements of the greatest General of the Great War.
Military historian Norm Christie hosts a new documentary series, which commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Great War. In this unique series, Norm Christie takes audiences on a pilgrimage to significant Great War sites - some famous, others almost totally unknown. He discovers and tells the stories of Canadian men and women whose skills and courage turned Canada into a force on the world stage.
Producer: Peter Williamson, Ira Levy
Starring: Norm Christie #GreatWarTour #NormChristie #BreakthroughEntertainment - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I am a huge fan you have gotten me through a lot just listening to you talk. Norm Christie National Treasure and personal hero to myself!
3:49 Those hills are always much larger through a child's mind's eye. I had one in my neighborhood too. It doesn't look like much today but it was a HUGE hill when I was a kid
Very nicely done! I've been a fan of Mr. Christie's work for a long time (the historian, not the cookie maker....). My history classes have been shown many of the "For King and Empire" videos, and I'll be making sure they see these as well.
I am new to Mr Christies work, I have found it to be excellent, informative and humane... very very insightful... Thankyou.
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It's time for a cry it seems🙏🏻
What a generation that was
I think this is the story of most Canadians that had grandfather's or great grandfather's that served in the World Wars.
It is too bad that Canadians are like that.
Why would they not have been in a French regiment Norm? Being from Montreal I would have expected them to be in the R22er vice the Patricias.
He mentions it kinda near the start, his grandfather and grand uncle were from a mostly scottish part of Montreal so they didn't join up with the mostly french speaking ones