World War II In Colour
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World War II In Colour
The film depicts the horrors of the war in Europe, including the liberation of Belsen and Buchenwald
5. Okt. 2026
Times in America/New_York
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The film depicts the horrors of the war in Europe, including the liberation of Belsen and Buchenwald
Japan entered World War II, surprising the US Fleet in Pearl Harbor and defeating a British army in Singapore
Mussolini's ambition to recreate the Roman Empire led Hitler to support him, resulting disastrous consequences
Sir Arthur "Bomber" Harris' strategic bombing of Dresden led to cat-&-mouse battle between the Allies & Nazis
Hitler's East strategy failed, with the Soviet war machine controlling his army and a massive war
Documentary follows final World War, focusing on Allies' strategy tensions.
Allies fight Nazi regime, liberate survivors, expose horrors.
Soviet Union sought European control post-Allies' victory; US unwilling to support British eastward efforts.
Pacific war ends with atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
This film challenges the myth of D-Day as an inevitable victory against a defeated German army
In 1944, America, Britain, and Russia encircled Germany, leading to the Allied disaster at Arnhem
In 1941, the Pacific war against Japan led to American dominance in the Great Marianas Turkey Shoot
The film depicts the horrors of the war in Europe, including the liberation of Belsen and Buchenwald
The Pacific War ended with Japan's refusal to surrender, despite US attempts to bomb and firebomb Tokyo
Ten individuals, dramatic stories, and extraordinary days resulted in the end of World War 2.
The text provides an in-depth account of the liberation of Europe during WWII
A courageous politician, led Great Britain to victory in World War II after P.M Chamberlain's resignation.
After WWII, allied forces defeated Nazi Germany, making Europe a dangerous place for Nazi regime as officers
The Nazi regime, from 1933-1945, was a horrific period marked by corruption and immorality
Guernsey, the only British isle occupied by Nazi Germany during WWII, reveals unique wartime history.
Dan Snow meets Dan Jones in *The Knights Templar*, a history of warrior monks, battles, and bloodlust.
Scott Wolter links Templar symbols to Jesus's bloodline in a real-life Da Vinci Code-style quest.
Scott Wolter revisits his core theory, uncovering new evidence from mysterious U.S. artifacts.
Before independence, America's vast lands were unclaimed and open to potential foreign control.
Scott probes a tip linking John Jacob Astor's wealth to pirate Captain Kidd's lost treasure.
Scott explores a hidden 300-pound boulder stored secretly at the Chicago History Museum.