WW1 Battlefields: The Hidden Secrets Of Ypres | Lost Battlefields | War Stories



Historian, Norm Christie, examines the old battlefields, visiting the cemeteries and memorials that hold the secrets to the legacy and sacrifices of the Canadians in the Battles of Mount Sorrel and Hill 70. These two battles cost Canada 5,000 dead, but few remember what their names. They were two vital battles that contributed to the ongoing development of the Canadian Corps.

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:05:54 HH Promo
00:06:30 Lost Battlefields

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20 thoughts on “WW1 Battlefields: The Hidden Secrets Of Ypres | Lost Battlefields | War Stories”

  1. Vimy AND Paschendaele were both withdrawn from rather quickly after capture. Rationalize the front line … and the real point, to make Germans die at a faster rate than our own. That is called being a victim.

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  2. The headstones seem so close…are these gallant lads buried shoulder to shoulder in a mass grave formation? Great documentary by the way…i always heard about the carnage of the line defending Ypres. Brave souls RIP

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  3. If only you pronounced Ypres properly i might have taken you seriously , why should i take anything you say as fact when you dont do the basic research into its name despite being in the Town .

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