FB New Feed History of the World: WWll

Started by Mackin USA, July 04, 2013, 02:56:53 PM

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Mackin USA

Mr. Mackin

littleman

I'm sure there are a few history buffs here.  I was just watching Ken Burns documentary series on WWII.  It is quite good, though from an American perspective, so I'm not sure how interesting it would be for folks on the other side of the Atlantic.  I've also watched his Civil War one, which is also on that playlist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SidmJyPYVsU&list=PLYbocufkwRFD_LdTDYF4ySAtQ0F378OQ_

Brad

Quote from: littleman on July 08, 2013, 12:14:38 AM
I'm sure there are a few history buffs here.  I was just watching Ken Burns documentary series on WWII.  It is quite good, though from an American perspective, so I'm not sure how interesting it would be for folks on the other side of the Atlantic.  I've also watched his Civil War one, which is also on that playlist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SidmJyPYVsU&list=PLYbocufkwRFD_LdTDYF4ySAtQ0F378OQ_

Littleman, I loved the Ken Burns Civil War. For World War II I recommend "The World at War" .

littleman

>"The World at War"

Is that a BBC production?  I'll check it out.

Brad

Quote from: littleman on July 08, 2013, 09:11:46 PM
>"The World at War"

Is that a BBC production?  I'll check it out.

Yes I believe it is.  It was made in the 1970's when key eyewitnesses were still alive and could be interviewed.  In my opinion it is the best documentary taking in the broad sweep of WWII.