Revisiting the Legacy of the First World War

This chapter explores the teaching of the First World War, emphasizing the need for broader global perspectives, especially regarding contributions from Africa and the Indian subcontinent. It highlights the powerful impact of Peter Jackson's film on public understanding and emotional connections to the war, along with the ambitious commemorative projects that have reached a wide audience. Through discussions on various artistic expressions and the ongoing legacy of the war, the chapter underscores the importance of personal narratives and their influence on how history is interpreted and remembered.