The world at war

[king 11,972]

Anyone else watch it.

Excellent series.

With some brilliant footage.

The japs attack on pearl harbour is on now.

Channel name. "Yesterday"

[WILF 46,834]

Watched it a few times over the years, its the best documentary series ever made on WW2 imho 

[micky 3,325]

Very Good  series though I did prefer World at War .

 

[NEWKID 27,159]

Yeah, its brilliant...I binged watched it a few months back...

[lurcherman 887 13,154]

Yeah good

watched this yesterday very interesting 

[stumfelter 3,034]

The title music is very haunting....

[kinkell 787]

1 hour ago, stumfelter said:

The title music is very haunting....

Brilliant music takes me back to childhood like a smell can do the same thing

[Meece 1,957]

Made Around 1973 wasn't it.?

Edited December 22, 2019 by Meece

[kinkell 787]

Around that time used to watch it with the big light oot in the living room

[eastcoast 4,137]

I watched 1st time when it was broadcast with my man and dad and the rest of the family. An education it was. I believe it to be a true document of those times. If it was not, someone would have commented. No adults cried, some of us kids did. Every Sunday night I think it was.

Edited December 24, 2019 by eastcoast
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[keepitcovert 842]

The one about the home guard interested me, there was a group in each area that was going to go underground and fight a guerilla war and eliminate potential traitors, there was a list of targets in each local area, i would have loved to seen the one in my village. Pretty sure who would have been on that list, some of them did pretty well in later years screwing money out of council funds etc. As kids we found a bunker in a wood back of a large house, in later years i learned the history of it. A local doctor was the head of this platoon that occupied this particular hiding place. Interesting stuff that we will possibly never know the full details of.

[forest of dean redneck 11,607]

9 minutes ago, keepitcovert said:

The one about the home guard interested me, there was a group in each area that was going to go underground and fight a guerilla war and eliminate potential traitors, there was a list of targets in each local area, i would have loved to seen the one in my village. Pretty sure who would have been on that list, some of them did pretty well in later years screwing money out of council funds etc. As kids we found a bunker in a wood back of a large house, in later years i learned the history of it. A local doctor was the head of this platoon that occupied this particular hiding place. Interesting stuff that we will possibly never know the full details of.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2066415/amp/The-British-Resistance-The-true-story-secret-guerilla-army-shopkeepers-farmworkers-trained-defy-Nazis-suicidal-stand.html

[THE STIFFMEISTER 15,940]

On 22/12/2019 at 16:01, W. Katchum said:

The big light

My misses still doesn’t have the big light on , ever