Been watching all the episodes of this excellent definitive documentary series about WW2.on U tube.It was produced by the BBC in 1974 I believe.
Lots of good interviews with people who lived it and lots of great footage.
The first 2 episodes are an eye opener to what is happening today.
26 episodes.

Well dang hand you gonna post a link lol ?

How is it an eye opener about what's happening today?

Sorry wolfdog,I dont know how to do the link thing.
You can find it on utube if you google it.

Watch it-you will see.

This one ??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjTgMbkZcbM&list=PL3H6z037pboEcDk1Nvu6uQK9_oYtv1hJx

or this one ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc-ECsb9HhE

Its been on all month for Memorial. I think the Smithsonian channel.

The segment on Ukraine was interesting as to how the Russians starved them to death and then the Germans exterminated a bunch of them. No wonder they don't like either of those countries.

World at war is an excellent documentary.I watched years ago,found it on YouTube recently and watched it again.Equally good are the documentaries on Operation Barbarossa,when Germany invaded Russia,and the Battle of Britian.Unbelievable how the RAF spanked the Luftwaffe when England was teetering on losing the war.

Yes it is the best most comprehensive narrative of the entire war,from Hitlers rise right thru to the A-bomb ending in VJ day.
26 episodes,you can watch them individually to what battles intrest you or watch it right thru chronologically from beginning to end.

The episodes if you want to watch individually.
Each is one hour long.

A new germany
A distant war
France falls
Alone
Barbarossa
Banzai Japan
On our way-USA
The desert-North Africa
Stalingrad
Wolf Pack-Atlantic
Red Star-Soviet Union
Whirlwind-Bombing of Germany
Tough old gut-Italy
Its a lovely day tomorrow-Burma
Home Fires-Britain
Inside the reich-Germany
Morning
Occupation Holland
Pincers
Genocide
Nemesis Germany
Japan
Pacific
The Bomb
Reckoning
Remember.

Thanks for the post Boco. Was not aware of it. Gotta try to make time one day. Still not over reading Winston Churchill's "The Second World War" with 6 volumes and over 4,000 pages of small print.

One of the best books I have ever read is Tom Brokaw's "The Greatest Generation" and the follow-up book "Letters From the Greatest Generation" I have watched the World at war and it is a great documentary. All three are a real eye opener in history and the horror of war and the causes.

Thank you wolfdog 91 for breaking it down for me.

BOCO very interesting post!
Sad no one under 65 will watch it.
Too uninteresting for them.
Truth and facts seems to turn them off !

I don't agree with you on much but on those points I do. Excellent books and documentary.

I think that this link>( https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071075/episodes) will take you to the series.

Thanks LA Trapper

boco, who are todays hitler and tojo?