WWII, the lost color archives / Carlton Television Ltd. Videorecording.
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TextPublication details: New York : History Channel, 2000, c1999.Description: 2 videodiscs (171 min.) : sound, color ; 12 cmISBN: - 0767026977
- D743
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| Judith Thomas Library Audio-Visuals | Audio-Visual | DVD63 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | DVD63 | Available |
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Originally produced for television as a three-part series "World War II in color" in the program "History alive with Roger Mudd" in 1999.
Disc 2 includes 15 minutes of bonus footage not used in the original broadcast.
volume I. New world order --
Total war --
volume II. Triumph and despair.
Host, Roger Mudd ; Narrator for the History Channel, Edward Hermann ; British narrator, John Thaw.
Presents recently rediscovered color archival materials that provide a unique new perspective on World War II and those who fought it. Includes footage of the war's most critical battles and key personalities.