Video & Footage

Tony Devlin explores the story of Irish language speakers in World War One.

Thousands survived WW1 battlefields thanks to the son of a bone setter from Anglesey.

Cwrt-yr-ala House, Michaelston: Memories of a Garden Boy Aneurin Cadwlader Williams

Pembroke Dock: WW1 and Jamie Owen's Grandfather

The tragic H5 Submarine - an untouched 'time capsule' from the first world war

Kinmel Park, Denbighshire: some of the most serious rioting in British military history

Womens LAAS Training Camp, Glanusk Farm, Crickhowell, Breconshire

The Welsh soldier who inspired poems by Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves

Behind-the-scenes with Artist Lee Odishow, during the creation of new WW1 Welsh Dragon

Welsh chapels apologise for backing WW1 recruitment

Annie Brewer - Wales' Florence Nightingale

Llanelli Town Hall, Blue Plaque for WW1 hero Ivor Rees VC

Wrexham man's remarkable family history of his great grandfather in WW1

True WW1 story of the Bosley brothers of the Monmouthshire Regiment inspires ballad.

Uncle Percy’s Room, prepared for the day he’d return from War.

Many people are unaware that soldiers from Wales were sent beyond the Western Front.

The thirteen Welsh rugby internationals who died in the Great War

Medwyn Parry and ex-serviceman Dougie Bankcroft set out on the ‘thankful village’ tour.

Being an Objector wasn’t an easy option. It meant imprisonment and hard labour.

During 1914 Momouth Boys School began to feel the effects of Word War One.

The enduring loss of families separated forever by World War One

In 1914, our relationship with animals was different to what it is today.

Childhood memories from people who lived in Barry and the Vale from 1914-1918.

By 1914, Barry Docks, had surpassed Cardiff and had become the largest coal exporter.