South Africa World War One: A 360 VR Film On South Africa Contribution to WW1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- South Africa World War One explores the breadth of involvement from across South Africa and reframes our notions of World War One remembrance. The experience is a 360-degree (VR) film and is best watched using a VR headset. However, you can watch on desktop or mobile, and explore the scene in 360 degrees by moving around with your mouse.
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South Africa World War One reinvents commemoration of the First World War for the digital age, making it more widely accessible and socially inclusive. The war was a seminal period for South Africa’s development as a nation and for its population. Yet remembrance has long been confined to events on the European battlefields. South Africa World War I tells a broader story: of South Africa’s harbour workers; of the country’s rich natural resources in funding the war economy; of battlefield experiences of all population groups across Africa, Palestine and Europe, and much more. South Africa World War One fosters joint commemoration that speaks to all ages and population groups.
Partners in South Africa and Britain have teamed up to create this film to reflect the interests of diverse audiences.
We are grateful to the Arts and Humanities Research Council for funding these important resources, and to Arts Council England for their ongoing support of MBD's work.
Depicting history based on feelings and neglible facts. Yeah no....that 30 percent pass rate is shining bright like a diamond
The video is facts. Your history is based on apartheid beneficiaries
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What nonsense is this 😅
What do you mean.
South Africa 🇿🇦 suffered through the apartaid regime Black's and Indian's were in slavery no education no hospitals carry a permit it was a fearing time in those day's ,no more now Both Indian's and Black's will get together.........no need for explanation however every thing is good in good faith Black's and Indian's worked thier hard work to to gain thier sovereignty throughout South Africa 🇿🇦 👍
I am a cultural guide from Langa Township. thank you for the job, well done!
Thank you!
This was incredible 👏🏼
Can i get a male voiceover? History is boring enough by itself.
Great work thank you
History of south Africa ,,,,,,,,scew
Great work.
Taking historical information South Africa was not free without freedom for a rainbow nation without colonial ......
😢 yes our history so what now looting & stealing before the colonizers step in & dictate your destiny come on government where do you guy's wanna end this double standards .... I say for the people by the people in shaa Allah 🧐❤✊
Did u also tell the looters before us?? Who are u to concern yourself about Africans s in their African land.
Never saw them💀🇿🇦
propaganda
In what way exactly?
Good heavens.what a conglomeration of absolute nonsense
Yes and after the war they give all people of colour bicycles as payment for their wartime service... South Africa...The Country of Khoi and San...Been robbed by White Colonialists and then Black Colonialists from Northern Africa... Khoi and San shall never forget how they lost their country...
Leave us alone British itself colonized Africa as a whole not country in Africa is foreign to Africans.
@@spicefix_cooking I am talking about opressors, which are white and black Colonialist in other Indigenous People's Country...like South Africa...
Whats that to you?
@@tsholofelomocumi4207 everything
Are you aware that there is no such word as country in all our African indigenous languages?
History tells that "black" and KhoiSan has been moving up and down these lands interacting and interbreeding.
So stop with that nonsense of justifying your colonial actions. We never colonised anybody, "white man"did.