Apocalypse Never-Ending War 1918-1926 Retour vers l'Enfer (Season 1, Episode 2)
TV Episode | 45 min | Documentary, History, War

Apocalypse Never-Ending War 1918-1926

Retour vers l'Enfer (Season 1, Episode 2)

TV Episode | 45 min | Documentary, History, War

Nations try to rebuild but are still grieving the thousands of unknown soldiers never to return; as ill-tended wounds fester, a rising nationalism propels the world to a new apocalypse . 8 million orphans from Europe are a big problem, and...See moreNations try to rebuild but are still grieving the thousands of unknown soldiers never to return; as ill-tended wounds fester, a rising nationalism propels the world to a new apocalypse . 8 million orphans from Europe are a big problem, and so in Britain they ship many off to western Canada where they became a cheap source of labour on farms. 1 in 10 Canadians today can trace their ancestors to these children. Due to the Treaty of Versailles which saw many nations in Europe carved up, The Ottoman Empire, because they supported Germany, lost much of their land, but they fought for 2 years to regain Smyrna, a territory in the new Turkey, that was still retained by Greece. A large number of orphans out of Europe were shipped off to the United States. The whole of Europe was in complete shambles, France had lost one third of the country's wealth. Written by Chris-williams-605-622741 See less

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Mathieu Kassovitz Narrator Narrator See fewer	Amélie (2001)
François Arnaud Narrator Narrator See fewer	The Borgias (2011)

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