FIRST WORLD WAR
YPRES 1918 -TIMED JUSTICE- GHOST TRENCH
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Events of the First World War had an enormous affect on the soldiers of both sides in the conflict that witnessed the carnage and destruction. This had such an impact that it resulted in written recordings of events. The First War War written by Albert.E.Yellop provides his recording in three parts. A personal recording of two weeks experience as a Machine Gunner in the trenches at Ypres in 1918. Plus two screenplay dramas, one covering the war in the trenches and one dealing with the results of war on those that participated.
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The book covers a period of A.E. Yellop's life during the First World War, which resulted in his recording for his family "Two Weeks in the Life of a Machine Gunner at the Last Battle for Ypres 1918 and two drama scripts [1] 'Timed Justice' a screenplay covering an injustice carried out during the War resulting in a murder after the War [2] 'Ghost Trench' a screen drama set in the trenches in the First World War which deals with the human aspects on the troops -English or German- describing events that occurred.
About the Author
ALBERT E. YELLOP Albert Yellop was born in the East end of London in 1899. At the age of nineteen he was on the front line fighting in the trenches at the final battle for Ypres in the First World War. The impact this experience had on his life resulted in this book. TWO WEEKS IN THE LIFE OF A MACHINE GUNNER AT THE LAST BATTLE FOR YPRES 1918 A record for his family of how their father spent two weeks of his life in the trenches fighting in the First World War. TIMED JUSTICE A drama written for either film or television, recording how a wrongful decision made on the battleground during the First World War, resulted in a murder on the streets of London GHOST TRENCH This drama script records the happenings in the First World War trenches. Watching from the trench parapets and seeing trees moving, capturing German soldiers who before the war ran businesses in London, it provides a less gruesome side to the war.