Loos: the fallen fourth

Iain Donald; Akos Demuth; Tobias Cook

Loos: the fallen fourth

Iain Donald^* (Designer), Akos Demuth (Developer), Tobias Cook (Developer)

^*Corresponding author for this work

SDI - Games and Arts

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Abstract

Loos: The Fallen Fourth was created as an interactive documentary as part of the Great War Dundee project. Please visit www.greatwardundee.com for more details on the overall project

Loos: The Fallen Fourth focuses on the story of the 4th Black Watch at the Battle of Loos and the impact that the battle had upon the city of Dundee.

"There are thousands of stories to be told of the First World War. This is the story of the city of Dundee and how it was affected by a single battle hundreds of miles away. This is the story of the fathers, brothers and sons who volunteered for King and Country and the community they left behind. This is the story of the 4th Black Watch: Dundee's Own."

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 25 Sep 2015

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Iain Donald
- I514506@abertay.ac.uk
- SDI - Games and Arts - Senior Lecturer
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Loos: the fallen fourth - visualising community identity and loss in the First World War
Donald, I., 1 Dec 2018, Tayside at War. Kenefick, W. & Patrick, D. (eds.). Dundee: Abertay Historical Society
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