WW1 At Home 10 - Medical Breakthroughs & the 'Chocolate Soldier'

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WW1 At Home 10 - Medical Breakthroughs & the 'Chocolate Soldier'

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May 31, 2014

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Medical innovation from a wartime surgeon, a soldier's satirical spin on World War One, and how a chocolate bar inspired a unique correspondence between a child from Cornwall and a soldier at the Front.

Released:

May 31, 2014

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Titles in the series (75)

The events of the first truly global war and its devastating and far reaching impact.

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Woman's Hour: Changing Woman's Lives: From BBC Radio 4: How the war shaped the lives of a generation of women.co.uk/ww1. by World War One
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Woman's Hour Women and the War - a young widow's story: How a night out to Manchester’s Palace Theatre in 1914 was to change forever the of... by World War One
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The Great War of Words, Episode 1: Michael Portillo reveals how our understanding of the war has been distorted through a... by World War One
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The Great War of Words, Episode 2: From BBC Radio 4 Responsibility for the Great War has been a fierce battle for meaning... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 5 - Brighton Pavilion: a Hospital for Indian Troops: Over a million Indian soldiers fought alongside the British Army during WW1, and were... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 2 - Zeppelin Raids; Airship Patrols; Scouts on Standby: How a Scarborough home was immortalised in WW1 propaganda, defending the Irish coast... by World War One
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Month of Madness - Berlin: Christopher Clark unpicks the complex sequence of events during the 'July Crisis' of 1914. by World War One
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WW1 At Home 7 - The Hartlepool Bombardment & the Glasgow Rent Protests: The first attack on British soil for centuries, the Govan woman who battled for a fair... by World War One
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At Home 3 - The Spy on the Forth; Lizzie the Elephant; a Gardener Goes to War: How a German spy raised suspicions in Edinburgh; letters home show how a gardener from... by World War One
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The Cultural Front - Ep1 : Words for Battle: Francine Stock begins her exploration of the culture of the Great War in 1914 with the... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 11 - The 'White Feather' Campaign & a Popular WW1 French Tipple: The birth of the 'White Feather' campaign in Folkestone, the pill boxes built to repel... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 1 - Spies, Bravery & Acme Whistles: Three WW1 home front stories: how German spies were executed at the Tower of London, &... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 4 - Nursing Heroines & Lost Treasure: Kate Adie joins in a tribute to Elsie Knocker & Mairi Chisholm, famous nursing of the... by World War One
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The Cultural Front - Ep3: Kandinsky, Khaki & Kisses: For Radio 4, Francine Stock explores how artists responded to the outbreak of war on... by World War One
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Month of Madness - London: Professor Christopher Clark unpicks the complex sequence of events that led to WW1. by World War One
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Woman's Hour: Campaign for Nurses' War Memorial: From BBC Radio 4: During the First and Second World War at least 1700 nurses gave in... by World War One
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Month of Madness - Sarajevo: Prof Christopher Clark unpicks the complex sequence of events that led to the First... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 6 - Women's Football, Anti-German Riots & the Soldier's Song: The Newcastle women's football champions who were unbeaten during the war, the Hull of... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 10 - Medical Breakthroughs & the 'Chocolate Soldier': Medical innovation from a wartime surgeon, a soldier's satirical spin on World War and... by World War One
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The Cultural Front - Ep2 : Popular Culture: For Radio 4, Francine Stock explores the music and images of popular culture in Russia... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 9 - Wartime Drunkeness & a Belgian Refugee's Tale: The wartime experiment that aimed to tackle drunkenness in Carlisle, the grandson of a... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 12 - The Football Icon and The War Poet: The football coach and Derby County football icon stranded in Berlin during World War... by World War One
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Sound of Cinema - The First World War: Matthew Sweet looks at music for films set against the background of WW1, including La... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 8 - Conscientious Objectors: The 'Winchester Whisperer' – the secret newspaper produced by the Conscientious of... by World War One
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Woman's Hour - Women and the War - A signaller's story: In 1918, Annie May Martin was a telegraphist working in France. Her role with the Army... by World War One
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Month of Madness - The French in St Petersburg: Christopher Clark continues to unpick the complex sequence of events during the 1914... by World War One
14 min listen
Music Matters - The Legacy of WW1 in Music: How did composers such as Ralph Vaughan Williams, Alban Berg and Maurice Ravel react... by World War One
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Nationalism The War That Changed the World: An epic exploration of the legacy of World War One begins with this panel and audience... by World War One
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Month of Madness - Vienna: Christopher Clark continues to unpick the complex sequence of events leading to WW1. by World War One
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Gavrilo Princip's Footprint: On the sunny morning of June 28 1914, Gavrilo Princip shot dead the Archduke Ferdinand... by World War One
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USA: Isolationism: How World War One changed America's place in the world and its attitude to world affairs by World War One
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Sarajevo: Nationalism: Exactly 100 years ago a shot rang out in Sarajevo which set the world on a path to war by World War One
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Germany: The Waging of War: The tank, flame throwers and Zeppelins were like nothing that had been experienced before by World War One
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Jordan: Redrawing the Middle East: Redrawing the Middle East and the legacy of WW1 by World War One
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Britain: The Psychology of War: What drove men to volunteer to fight during World War One? What drove them to the edge? by World War One
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France: Heroism: Life in the trenches during WW1 called upon new reserves of endurance and courage. by World War One
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WW1 At Home 20 - The Baghdadi Jews & a Terrier on Zeppelin watch: How Manchester’s Baghdadi Jews fought to be recognised as friends of Britain and Jim... by World War One
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India: Imperialism: The war and aftermath had a huge effect on India and its role in the British Empire. by World War One
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WW1 At Home 19 - Tank Trials & Making Jam for the Frontline: The technical innovation that led to the birth of the tank, tales from the grandsons... by World War One
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Soldiers of the Empire 2/2 – The Fight in Fairyland: Santanu Das tells the story of the Indian Army on the Western Front, from in where the... by World War One
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Soldiers of the Empire – Recruitment & Resistance: One and a half million Indian men were recruited from the villages and towns of India... by World War One
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St Petersburg: Revolution: The Romanovs ruled Russia for centuries until World War One brought revolution and an... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 18 - R&R for American Volunteers & a Bristol Love Song: A place in the heart of London where the American soldiers got a little taste of home;... by World War One
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Keep the Home Fires Burning: Don Black tells the fascinating story of Ivor Novello and the song that made his name. by World War One
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WW1 At Home 17 - The Sikh Contribution & the Merseyside Ferries: The two Merseyside ferries who earned their 'Royal' title in a daring wartime raid, a... by World War One
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Episode 3 - Forgotten Heroes, The Indian Army in the Great War: In the third part of his documentary looking at the Asian contribution to WW1, Sarfraz... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 16 - The Chilwell Explosion & a Wartime Entertainer: Kate Adie reports on the Nottinghamshire munitions factory disaster. Also - the trains... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 15 - Pilot Hero Mick Mannock & Flora Sandes' Enlistment: Three WW1 characters. Flora Sandes, who enlisted and fought as a soldier in Serbia. by World War One
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WW1 At Home 14 - A Captain's Execution & U-boat Defences: The story of Captain Fryatt - a civilian naval officer executed by the Germans, and of... by World War One
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The War That Changed The World: Istanbul - Modernity and Secularism: Turkey emerged from the First World War as a new republic, with a secular and modern... by World War One
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Episode 2 - Forgotten Heroes, The Indian Army in the Great War: In the second part of his documentary looking at the Asian contribution to WW1, charts... by World War One
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Episode 1 - Forgotten Heroes, The Indian Army in the Great War: Sarfraz Manzoor tells the story of the 1. 27m men from the Indian Army who fought in a... by World War One
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Heroes at War: Frederick Kelly: Two time Olympic gold medalist Steve Williams tells the story of Frederick "Clegg" and... by World War One
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Heroes at War: Walter Tull: Ex-Northampton Town player Clarke Carlisle tells the story of Walter Tull, the first... by World War One
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Veterans: From WW1 to Afghanistan: Radio 1's Greg James hears from British troops who served in Afghanistan as they their... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 13 - Sikh Soldiers & Pilot Heroes: The valiant Sikh contribution, the drama of those first training flights above the of... by World War One
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How Britain Went to War: Leading Whitehall historian Peter Hennessy examines Britain's secret war planning and... by World War One
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WW1 At Home 10 - Medical Breakthroughs & the 'Chocolate Soldier'

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