Uitzending van 9 november 2014

Nabij Verdun exploiteert de Nederlander Jean-Paul de Vries met zijn gezin Museum Romagne ‘14-‘16, over het soldatenleven in de Eerste Wereldoorlog. Zoals zovelen is De Vries bezeten van de Eerste Wereldoorlog. In hetzelfde gebied leidt kunstenares Isabelle Leijn slagveldtoeristen rond in de directe omgeving van haar huis, op de rand van de voormalige frontlinie. Tom Rooduijn maakte een documentaire over de lotgevallen van soldaten in de Eerste Wereldoorlog en de fascinatie voor het gruwelijke bloedbad dat zich hier honderd jaar geleden afspeelde.

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