The world at war, producer, Jeremy Issacs ; in co-operation with the Imperial War Museum ; Thames Television

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Label: The world at war, producer, Jeremy Issacs ; in co-operation with the Imperial War Museum ; Thames Television

Statement of responsibility: producer, Jeremy Issacs ; in co-operation with the Imperial War Museum ; Thames Television

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The world at war

Publication

New York, A & E Home Video | Distributed by New Video, 2004

Note

Originally broadcast in 1973; bonus documentaries produced in 1974, 1975, 1976, and 2004
Bonus documentaries have note: "The world at war : a special presentation."
Special features: disc 1: The making of the series; disc 11: The history of 'The world at war'; biographies; gallery of photos from the Imperial War Museum collection. Discs 8-11 contain bonus documentaries, compiled from interviews and archive materials gathered for the series World at war

Carrier category: videodisc

Carrier category code

Carrier MARC source: rdacarrier

Color: mixed

Configuration of playback channels: stereophonic

Content category: two-dimensional moving image

Content type code

Content type MARC source: rdacontent

Contents

written & produced by Peter Batty;
From war to peace
produced by Jerome Kuehl
(ca. 23 min. ; 1975?)
v. 10. (185 min.)
Final solution, pt. 1
written & directed by Michael Darlow
(ca. 95 min. ; 1975)
Final solution, pt. 2
written & directed by Michael Darlow
(ca. 89 min. ; 1975)
The world at war: the making of the series / Thames Television ;
v. 11. (184 min.)
Making the series (a 30th anniversary retrospective)
(ca. 123 min. ; 2004?);
Experiences of war
(ca. 58 min. ; 2004?); special features
director, Peter Tiffin
(ca. 48 min. ; 1989)
v. 2. (210 min.)
Alone: May 1940-May 1941
produced & directed by David Elstein;
written by Laurence Thompson;
Barbarossa: June-December 1941
written & produced by Peter Batty;
v. 1. (205 min.)
Banzai!: Japan 1931-1942
written & produced by Peter Batty;
On our way: U.S.A. 1939-1942
written & produced by Peter Batty
v. 3. (210 min.)
Desert: North Africa 1940-1943
written & produced by Peter Batty;
Stalingrad: June 1942-February 1943
directed by Hugh Raggett;
written by Jerome Kuehl;
New Germany 1933-39
Wolf pack: U-boats in the Atlantic 1939-1944
produced & directed by Ted Childs;
written by J.P.W. Mallalieu;
Red star: the Soviet Union 1941-1943
produced & directed by Martin Smith;
written by Neal Ascherson
v. 4. (209 min.)
Whirlwind: bombing Germany September 1939-April 1944
produced & directed by Ted Childs;
written by Charles Douglas Home;
directed by Hugh Ragget;
Tough old gut: Italy November 1942-June 1944
produced by Ben Shephard;
written by David Wheeler;
It's a lovely day tomorrow: Burma 1942-1944
produced & directed by John Pett;
written by John Williams
Home fires: Britain 1940-1944
produced by Phillip Whitehead;
written by Angus Calder--
v. 5. (210 min.)
written by Neal Ascherson;
Inside the Reich: Germany 1940-44
produced by Phillip Whitehead;
written by Neal Ascherson;
Morning: June-August 1944
produced & directed by John Pett;
written by John Williams;
Occupation: Holland 1940-1944
produced & directed by Michael Darlow;
written by Charles Bloomberg
Pincers: August 1944-March 1945
Distant war: September 1939-May 1940
written & produced by Peter Batty
v. 6. (206 min.)
Genocide: 1941-1945
produced & directed by Michael Darlow;
written by Charles Bloomberg;
Nemesis: Germany February-May 1945
produced & directed by Martin Smith;
written by Stuart Hood;
Japan: 1941-45
directed by Hugh Raggett;
produced and directed by David Elstein;
written by Courtney Browne;
Pacific: February 1942-July 1945
produced & directed by John Pett;
written by David Wheeler--
v. 7. (154 min.)
Bomb: February-September 1945
written & produced by David Elstein;
Reckoning: 1945 ... and after
written & produced by Jerome Kuehl;
Remember
written by Laurence Thompson;
written & produced by Jeremy Issacs
v. 8. (199 min.) Bonus documentaries:
Hitler's Germany: the people's community 1933-1939
written by Jerome Kuehl ;
produced by Raye Farr
(ca. 74 min.; 1976);
Hitler's Germany: total war 1939-1945
written by Jerome Kuehl ;
produced by Raye Farr
(ca. 76 min.; 1976);
France falls: May-June 1940
y The two deaths of Adolf Hitler
produced & directed by Martin Smith
(ca. 46 min.; 1975)
v. 9. (96 min.)
Secretary to Hitler
Traudl Junge speaks to Michael Darlow, producer, Susan McConachy
(ca. 23 min. ; 1974);
Warrior
produced by Alan Afriat;
(ca. 49 min. ; 1975);

Control code: 706515

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in.

Dimensions

4 3/4 in.
other

Extent: 11 videodiscs (approximately 1194 min.)

Media category: video

Media MARC source: rdamedia

Media type code

Medium for sound: videodisc

Other control number: 733961713749

Other physical details: sound, color and black and white

Publisher number: AAE 71374--AAE 71385

Record ID: u706515

Sound on medium or separate: sound on medium

Specific material designation: videodisc

System control number

(Sirsi) o55859339
(OCoLC)55859339

System details: DVD, NTSC; region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital stereo

Video recording format: laserdisc

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