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Gas

TASKS Describe the effects of Chlorine & Phosgene gas Describe the effects of mustard gas What were the British gas masks like? Imagine you have been in a gas attack. Write a diary entry describing your experience and what you saw/felt like.

Exam Question Study the sources carefully and answer the questions which follow. You should use your own knowledge where appropriate. In Source A Sir Arthur Conan Doyle writes about a gas attack in 1915. Source A Poison gas was a dreadful weapon which most cruelly affected the victim. The Germans won ground using the methods of the mass murderer. Their great army became in a single day an object of tremendous horror and great contempt. 2. Discuss the attitude of the author of Source A towards the use of poison gas.

Exam Question Study the sources carefully and answer the questions which follow. You should use your own knowledge where appropriate. In Source B a British soldier writes about the aftermath of a gas attack. Source B We have heaps of gassed soldiers. The poor things are burnt all over with great blisters and blind eyes all glued together. They speak in a merest whisper saying their throats are closing and they will choke. 3. How fully do Sources A and B describe the use of gas in the First World War? You must use your own knowledge and give reasons for your answer.