In 1914, many thought the war would be over by Christmas. For a very short time, it was. What would you have done in WW1? Visit https://armistice-day.bbcrewind.co.uk to discover more. | BBC Archive

We are very happy today to upload our first video, a short account of the Christmas truce: an unofficial mutiny of around 100,000 troops on the Western front during World War I. To help us do more videos and other projects please support our Christmas appeal here: https://patreon.com/workingclasshistory Please also subscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/workingclasshistory | Working Class History

Christmas Truce of 1914, World War I - For Sharing, For Peace Peace at the war front on Christmas day during World War I. A century ago. A real story. An inspiration. | British & Commonwealth Forces

Story of the WWI Christmas Truce | British & Commonwealth Forces

The 1914 Christmas Truce was an informal ceasefire during World War I when British and German soldiers left their trenches on Christmas Day, exchanged greetings and gifts, sang carols, and in some places played football, before the war resumed #WW1 #christmastruce1914 #Silentnight #Christmas | American Civil War & UK History

Horrible Histories' take on the WW1 Christmas Truce 1914 football match - when guns briefly fell silent and British and German troops had a fleeting bit of festive fun 🕊 | CBBC