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Nov 5, 2018 · In honor of the Armistice centenary, immerse yourself in a rich visual experience of World War I through an artful interpretation of three soldier’s poems, r...
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Dr Santanu Das gives an introduction to the poetry of the First World War, providing fascinating commentary on a range of topics, supported by literary manus...
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- British Library
Jun 10, 2019 · In this special video, made in collaboration with year 6 at Wessex Primary school in Maidenhead, young writers are taken through a step by step process to a ...
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Video summary. Commentary, newsreel and photographs examine the life of Wilfred Owen, today one of the most widely recognised poets of World War One. A dramatic monologue introduces Owen, in ...
During this time, he wrote poems about the horrors of war, considered unpatriotic at the time. Later, people understood that his poems spoke of the sadness of war and lives lost. He returned to ...
Watch again: A Live Lesson for KS3 or 3rd Level students exploring the Battle of the Somme and its impact on us through First World War poetry.
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Some of the most famous war poets from this time period are John McCrae, Wilfred Owen and Rupert Brooke. These poems are some of the most iconic poems from World War One and are important reading when you're teaching war poetry: In Flanders Fields by John McCrae. The Soldier by Rupert Brooke. Victory Bells by Grace Hazard Conkling.