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A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
A world history produced in 26 one-hour programmes, this series is the most comprehensive visual record ever assembled, of the conflicts and battles which shaped the last one hundred years. Archive footage, which goes back as far as 1896, is coupled with the latest full colour combat material from Gulf Wars. An unparalleled collection of military and historical archives has been assembled from the USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Russia to contribute to this epic work.
Using rare archive footage and interviews with respected military historians and leading British and German veterans of WWII, “How Hitler Lost The War” details the critical mistakes that brought a regime from the brink of world domination to destruction and defeat. This unique documentary offers a new insight into Hitler's character and describe his errors in military and political strategy which played a significant role in the defeat of the Third Reich.
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