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19. Juli 2010 · WW1: Finding the Lost Battalions: Directed by Janice Sutherland. With Jamie Lee. This film tells the story of how the bodies of 250 British and Australian World War I soldiers were been carefully exhumed from unmarked graves near Fromelles in northern France.
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- Documentary
- Janice Sutherland
- 2010-07-19
The bodies of over 900,000 World War I soldiers were never found or identified. This documentary special embarks on a journey to discover the story behind so...
- 71 Min.
- 38,8K
- John Salisbury
WWI: Finding the Lost Battalions. In 2008, in an astonishing discovery, the bodies of 250 British and Australian WW1 soldiers were found in unmarked graves near Fromelles, a village in Northern France.
WWI: Finding the Lost Battalions. In 2008, in an astonishing discovery, the bodies of 250 British and Australian WW1 soldiers were found in unmarked graves near Fromelles, a village in Northern France.
This film tells the story of how, over the course of a year, the bodies were carefully exhumed and many were identified via DNA matches with living relatives. The film features three British families who hope to discover whether their relatives are amongst the dead.
In 2009, in an astonishing discovery, the bodies of 250 British and Australian World War I soldiers were found in unmarked graves near Fromelles in northern France. It's the largest war grave to be found in Western Europe in modern times.
1h 13min. 2010 Documentary United Kingdom. In 2008, in an astonishing discovery, the bodies of 250 British and Australian WW1 soldiers were found in unmarked graves near Fromelles, a village in Northern France.
