World War II in Colour – A New Perspective

Produced by Nugus Martin Productions, this series presents a unique collection of rare and previously unseen World War II footage, restored using advanced colorization and terrain mapping technologies. These modern techniques provide new insight into the events of the war, supported by updated information not available to earlier documentaries.

Episode Overview:

The Gathering Storm – Explores how the aftermath of World War I and the impact of the Great Depression weakened Western democracies, allowing the rise of dangerous political ideologies.

Lightning War – Details the development of Blitzkrieg tactics by Nazi Germany and how this strategy led to the rapid conquest of Poland, France, and the unprepared Allied forces.

Britain at Bay – Highlights Britain’s struggle for survival during the Battle of Britain, when its air force defended against heavy Luftwaffe attacks.

Hitler Strikes East – Covers the German invasion of the Soviet Union, including the battles of Stalingrad and Kursk, the largest tank battle in history.

Red Sun Rampant – Examines Japan’s entry into the war, focusing on the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

The Mediterranean and North Africa – Tells the story of the North African campaign and the strategic importance of Malta.

Turning the Tide – Discusses the Allied bombing strategy led by Sir Arthur “Bomber” Harris and its effects on German infrastructure.

Soviet Steamroller – Shows the shift in momentum on the Eastern Front by mid-1943, with the Soviet Union gaining the upper hand.

Overlord – Challenges the perception of D-Day as an easy victory, revealing the true complexity and risks of the Allied invasion of Normandy.

This series provides a comprehensive and visually enhanced look at World War II, offering new context and clarity to key events in the global conflict.

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