Greatest Events of WWII in Colour

TV Mini Series
2019
15
50m

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Greatest Events of WWII in Colour (2019)

History Documentary Military Documentary Documentary History War

A series of colorized archive footage of important events during World War II.A series of colorized archive footage of important events during World War II.A series of colorized archive footage of important events during World War II.

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Derek Jacobi

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Geoffrey Wawro

Self - Professor of Military History, University of North Texas

James Holland

Self - Author, The War in the West…

Saul David

Self - Professor of Military History, University of Buckingham

Sönke Neitzel

Self - Professor of War Studies, University of Potsdam

Phillips O'Brien

Self - Professor of Strategic Studies, University of St. Andrews…

Max Hastings

Self - Author, Inferno: The World at War…

Justin Bronk

Self - Royal United Services Institute, London

Peter Lieb

Self - Historian, Potsdam, Germany…

Craig L. Symonds

Self - Professor of Maritime History, U.S. Naval War College

Jochen Hellbreck

Self - Professor of History, Rutgers University

Laura Lawfer Orr

Self - Co-Author, Never Call Me a Hero

Michael Lynch

Self - University of Leicester

Timothy Orr

Self - Associate Professor of Military History, Old Dominion University, U.S.

Tami Davis Biddle

Self - Author, Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare…

Jonathan Parshall

Self - Co-Author, Shattered Sword…

Joshua Levine

Self - Author, Operation Fortitude: The Greatest Hoax of the Second World War…

David Glantz

Self - Military Historian…

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9/10

Colour makes history increasingly vivid!

Whilst there are no startling revelations within this series, as the WW2 conflict has been covered by countless other documentaries, the colouring of the footage does bring the subject matter home in a far more relatable manner.

In fact some of the colouring is so good, you feel like you're watching something that could have been filmed in the last decade.

A must see for any modern history enthusiasts!