South China Morning Post Publishers
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SCMP Chronicles - The forgotten army of the first world war
For history enthusiasts and readers interested in long-form journalism and 20th-century global conflicts.
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SCMP Chronicles - The forgotten army of the first world war is an established news app that is completely free. With a 5.0/5 rating from 1 reviews, it shows polarized user reception.
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What Are The Key Features?
Delivers long-form historical narratives through an integrated digital experience.
Features historical archive photos and original news articles published by the SCMP during the war era.
Utilizes maps to trace the journey of Chinese workers from rural Shandong to European war trenches.
Incorporates primary source testimonies to provide personal perspectives on the historical events.
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Who Built It?
South China Morning Post Publishers
Providing authoritative news and analysis on China and Asia to a global audience through Hong Kong's English-language newspaper of record.
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This app serves as a specialized digital archive and multimedia documentary focused on the overlooked role of Chinese laborers in the First World War.
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