Great War on the Small Screen

Discover the intricate connection between the factual history of the First World War and its portrayal in popular culture with Great War on the Small Screen by Emma Hanna. Published in 2009 by Edinburgh University Press, this insightful hardback spans 200 pages and delves into the historiography of 1914-1918 in Great Britain. Hanna expertly examines how television has shaped the collective memory of the Great War, offering a compelling look at documentary programs and historical narratives that have influenced public perception. This book is essential for anyone interested in the impact of media on historical events and their remembrance. Explore the evolution of World War I's representation on screen and gain a deeper understanding of its significance in British history.