It's a pity that it was shot in the UK after all, and it obviously doesn't pay much attention to the Pacific battlefield, but the introduction to the British battlefield is very detailed.
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Verda 2022-11-05 05:53:17
Best WWII documentary in memory. The strength of this documentary lies in the fact that the parties interviewed are the most influential figures in World War II. I saw this documentary about the introduction of dubbing by Guangdong TV on TV in 1994. At that time, I was still young. I was just watching the fun and felt that the interviewed characters were the most boring. Later, in the episode of the Battle of the Atlantic, I found that there was an old man under the interview. The signature turned out to be Karl Dönitz. Only then did I know how powerful these "guests" are in this film. Later, I couldn't find the version dubbed by Guangdong Taiwan, only the original sound.
It's a pity that it was shot in the UK after all, and it obviously doesn't pay much attention to the Pacific battlefield, but the introduction to the British battlefield is very detailed.
It's a pity that it was shot in the UK after all, and it obviously doesn't pay much attention to the Pacific battlefield, but the introduction to the British battlefield is very detailed.
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