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The World at War - Complete series 2 dvd set
The World at War - Complete series 2 dvd set
The World at War (1973 documentary series)
Produced by Thames Television, the 26-episode series is considered a landmark in television history for its scope, rich archive footage, and first-person interviews with survivors and key figures on all sides of the conflict.
"A New Germany (1933–1939)": Traces the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party before the outbreak of war.
"Stalingrad (June 1942–February 1943)": Focuses on the brutal battle that became a major turning point on the Eastern Front.
"Genocide (1941–1945)": A groundbreaking and difficult-to-watch episode detailing the history of the Holocaust. It was broadcast without commercial interruption in the UK due to its sensitive nature.
"The Bomb (February–September 1945)": Covers the development of the atomic bomb, its use on Japan, and the end of the war in the Pacific.
"Remember": The final episode offers a powerful, somber reflection on the human cost of the war.
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The World at War (1973 documentary series)
Produced by Thames Television, the 26-episode series is considered a landmark in television history for its scope, rich archive footage, and first-person interviews with survivors and key figures on all sides of the conflict.
"A New Germany (1933–1939)": Traces the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party before the outbreak of war.
"Stalingrad (June 1942–February 1943)": Focuses on the brutal battle that became a major turning point on the Eastern Front.
"Genocide (1941–1945)": A groundbreaking and difficult-to-watch episode detailing the history of the Holocaust. It was broadcast without commercial interruption in the UK due to its sensitive nature.
"The Bomb (February–September 1945)": Covers the development of the atomic bomb, its use on Japan, and the end of the war in the Pacific.
"Remember": The final episode offers a powerful, somber reflection on the human cost of the war.
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