The World at War
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A multi-volumed documentary mini-series, "The World at War" covers the entire history of World War II from the causes of the 1920s to the aftermath of the Cold War in the 1950s. Emphasis is also placed on several inside story episodes, where events are covered which occurred inside Germany and Japan such as resistance to Hitler, life in general under a dictatorial regime, and particular emphasis is focused on the Jewish Holocaust.
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18 Episodes
- Hitler's Germany: The People's Community (1933 - 1939)
E2Hitler's Germany: The People's Community (1933 - 1939)The harsh outcome of the First World War left Germany ripe for Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party's swift rise to power, promising a devastated nation's return to international prominence. See how the Germans worked, played and organised themselves for war as the Third Reich set the stage for the second world war. - Secretary to Hitler
E4Secretary to HitlerTraudl Junge found herself in Berlin during the war because she wanted to be a ballet dancer. A friend told her about a job vacancy in Hitler's chancellery; she applied for it and looking like Hitler's mistress Eva Braun, she became one of his private secretaries. Traudl Junge saw Hitler at close quarters, shared his public life and was with him in the bunker at the end. - Warrior: Reflections of Men at War
E6Warrior: Reflections of Men at WarReflections of men at war compiled from interviews and archive film obtained for The World at War series. A measured and decidedly unromantic look at the heat of battle, WARRIOR weaves together eyewitness accounts and rarely seen archive footage to reveal the deadly realities of combat. - The Final Solution: Part 2
E9The Final Solution: Part 2Archive photographs and shocking footage filmed by the Nazis themselves, capture the full horror of Germany's systematic extermination of millions of Jews and other non-Aryan civilians. Unflinching and often disturbing, this is a profound and necessary examination into the darkest corners of humanity. - Experiences of War: Imperial War Museum Extended Interviews
E11Experiences of War: Imperial War Museum Extended InterviewsProminent scholars and military figures recount specifics of the war, from first hand accounts of Okinawa to the D-Day landing and analyze key wartime actions in these previously unseen and extended interviews taken from the archives at the Imperial War Museum. - Restoring the World at WarE43
Restoring the World at Warthe “Restoring The World at War” featurette shows how the documentary was treated with high-definition picture and surround sound to make the series stand out like never before. High-definition editors focused first on color grading and then high definition using a program called Archangel. The process was meticulous, and the way the documentary approaches the process is equally so.
