Andrew Marr examines the social changes brought about by the First World War, both for those who fought on the front line, and the people at home who were bereaved, bombed and bankrupted. He describes the German gun-boat assaults on the north-east coast of England, the disappearance of Britain’s First Sea Lord, the first bombings, and the sex scandal that almost brought the Establishment to its knees.
Andrew Marr’s the Making of Modern Britain – The Great War
