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Title:
World War II collector's set [videorecording]
Format:
[videorecording]
Publisher:
Echo Bridge Home Entertainment,
Copyright Date:
2009
Description:
1 videodisc (367 min.) : sd., col. and b&w ; 4 3/4 in.
Other Authors:
Capra, Frank, 1897-1991.
Bond, Richard.
Denny, Robert R.
Matamoros, Diego.
Rose, Norman.
Alliance Atlantis (Firm)
Lion Television Ltd.
AAC Fact (Firm)
Channel Five (Great Britain)
History Television.
Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)
Varied Directions, inc.
United States. Special Service Division. Services of Supply. Special Service Division.
United States. Signal Corps. Signal Corps.
Great Britain. Army Film and Photo Unit.
United States. Army Pictorial Service.
United States. Department of the Army.
Echo Bridge Home Entertainment.
Other Titles:
Desert victory
Nazis strike
Here is Germany
Spreading Holocaust
How Hitler lost the war
Hitler's Britain
Notes:
Title from container. Compilation of six war documentary films originally produced between 1943 and 2002: Desert victory (1943); The Nazis strike (1943); Here is Germany (1945), The spreading holocaust (1965) ; How Hitler lost the war (1989); Hitler's Britain (2002). Desert Victory, narrated by John Huston (uncredited) ; How Hitler Lost the War: narrator, Norman Rose ; Hitler's Britain: narrator: Diego Matamoros.
Contents:
Desert Victory -- The Nazi's Strike -- Here is Germany -- The Spreading Holocaust -- How Hitler lost the War -- Hitler's Britain.
Hitler's Britain (95 min.) -- How Hitler lost the war (67 min.) -- Desert victory (60 min.) -- The Nazis strike (42 min.) -- Here is Germany (50 min.) -- The spreading Holocaust (53 min.).
Summary:
Desert victory: Documents the clash of Germany's General Rommel and Britain's General Montgomery as their militaries collide in battle under harsh desert conditions. Britain's defeat at El Alemein is only a stumbling block on the road to victory as they ultimately conquer the Germans at Tripoli. Utilizes actual German footage of Rommel and Hitler that was confiscated during the skirmish by the British.
The Nazis strike: Masterfully compiled by Col. Frank Capra, features actual German archival footage - Nazi newsreel propaganda - as a forceful and revealing tool to expose the Third Reich's underhanded acts of political and military injustice.
Here is Germany: uses German motion pictures, newsreels, U.S. War Department archival material and captured enemy material to trace the development of Germany as a military power from the time of Frederick the Great to the end of the Third Reich.
The Spreading Holocaust summarizes the military events of 1941 and 1942, focusing on American involvement in the Pacific, Europe, and North Africa.
How Hitler lost the war: Examines the theory that Germany essentially won and then lost World War II before 1942. A riveting and revealing alternative look at the theories behind and the flaws within Hitler's strategy, which ultimately resulted in Germany's defeat and the downfall of his regime.
Hitler's Britain: Examines one of the most intriguing questions in history: What would the Nazis have done if they had conquered Britain?
OCLC:
(OCoLC)503092584
UPC:
096009663391
Locations:
YTPG232 -- Clinton Public Library (Clinton)
S4PA034 -- Waterville Public Library (Waterville)
KLPC566 -- West Point Public Library (West Point)

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