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The 95th Rifles 1809 - 1812
Genres
DocumentaryHistoryWar
Overview
95th Rifles 1809 to Salamanca is the second DVD in 95th Rifles trilogy of films and part of The Peninsular Collection from BHTV . The DVD explores the history of the 95th Rifles, who were masters of the battlefield and particularly skilled in skirmishing. Held in high esteem by the French and Allies alike, they played a momentous role in the outcome of the Peninsular War. Following the events set out in the Salamanca DVD, this film serves as a prequel to explain the years leading up to the Battle of Salamanca, starting with the aftermath of Sir John Moore’s retreat to La Corunna in the winter of 1808/1809.
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Runtime
90 min
Release Date
2015-09-28
Status
Released
Original Language
English
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Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Andrew Duff
Presenter and Writer
Tim Saunders
Presenter and Writer
Mike Peters
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