Is there a WW2 equivalent of this documentary?
Is there a WW2 equivalent of this documentary?
Michael Baker
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Aiden Gomez
no, but it would be kino. should have been made 20 years ago though
Mason Bailey
pretty sure there was a ken burns one but it pretty much blames hitler for all the mistakes and sucks one or all the balkan states dicks and the greeks dicks.
Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States was kind of interesting and I think it starts right at ww2
Joshua Miller
ww2 in hd was decent. burns also has 'the war', since all his shit is p good
>en.wikipedia.org
Liam Gray
Jordan Young
The World at War is what you're looking for
Angel Cooper
Wyatt Powell
This is better than Ken Burns' Vietnam
Matthew Ramirez
Jacob Barnes
>20 mins into ep 1
>germany's economy was on the up and hitler just took credit for it
literal jewish propaganda
Zachary Diaz
Yeah everyone knows it was a Keynesian bubble and that fear of widespread famine is what precipitated the invasion of Poland.
Charles Russell
mate, just fuck off.
Isaiah Butler
>that 'Bridge over Troubled Water' montage on the final episode
Jayden Phillips
He has a WW2 one, but it focuses on a handful of Americans.
WW2 in Colour is good though.
Levi Garcia
>history isn't important bro just watch this and be entertained
oy vey
Jose Anderson
Why are all his documentaries so comfy? They're not even that great from a historical standpoint but they're so well made.
I still revisit the soundtrack from his Civil War series.
John Clark
Apocalypse wasn't bad, Smithsonian program.
The Unknown War (think that's what it was called was a fairly decent soviet documentary, but it is full of propaganda.
Caleb Cooper
He makes you feel nostalgic for a time you've never experienced.
Juan Fisher
>tfw you have to wait another 50+ years for the war on terror edition
Aaron Lee
You mean one where the german/axis side gets to voice their POV without preachy anti-german atrocity propaganda commentary? Heck not a chance in hell
Jace Powell
Long running series on PBS called "The American Experience".
It's not all WW2 but some episodes focus on key events in the war.
Most are on YT, and you can sift through to find one you like.