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130 | 0_ | $aWorld at war (Television program) |
245 | 14 | $aThe world at war$h[videorecording] /$cproducer, Jeremy Issacs ; in co-operation with the Imperial War Museum ; Thames Television. |
257 | $aGreat Britain$2naf | |
260 | $a[New York] :$bA&E Networks :$bDistributed by Lionsgate,$c[2013] | |
300 | $a11 videodiscs (ca. 1357 min.) :$bsd., col. and b&w ;$c4 3/4 in. | |
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347 | $avideo file$bDVD video$eregion 1$2rda | |
538 | $aDVD, NTSC; region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital stereo. | |
511 | 0_ | $aInterviews with: Traudl Junge, Mitsuo Fuchida, Alger Hiss. |
508 | $aNarrator, Laurence Olivier ; music, Carl Davis ; editor, Alan Afriat ... [et al.] ; narrator (v. 8 & 10), Eric Porter. | |
500 | $aOriginally broadcast in 1973; bonus documentaries produced in 1974, 1975, 1976, and 2004. | |
500 | $aBonus documentaries have note: "The world at war : a special presentation." | |
500 | $aSpecial 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. | |
520 | $a"An extraordinary collection of newsreel, propaganda, and home-movie footage drawn from the archives of 18 nations, including color close-ups of Adolf Hitler taken by his mistress, that present an unvarnished perspective of the war's pivotal events. Penetrating interviews with eyewitness participants - from Hitler's secretary to Alger Hiss to ordinary citizens who stood outside the battle lines - and spine-tingling, first-hand accounts to an already unforgettable experience."--Container. | |
521 | 8_ | $aMPAA rating: Not rated. |
505 | 00 | $gv. 1. (205 min.)$tNew Germany 1933-39 /$rdirected by Hugh Ragget;$rwritten by Neal Ascherson;$tDistant war: September 1939-May 1940 /$rproduced and directed by David Elstein;$rwritten by Laurence Thompson;$tFrance falls: May-June 1940 /$rwritten & produced by Peter Batty;$tThe world at war: the making of the series / Thames Television ;$rdirector, Peter Tiffin$g(ca. 48 min. ; 1989) --$gv. 2. (210 min.)$tAlone: May 1940-May 1941 /$rproduced & directed by David Elstein;$rwritten by Laurence Thompson;$tBarbarossa: June-December 1941 /$rwritten & produced by Peter Batty;$tBanzai!: Japan 1931-1942 /$rwritten & produced by Peter Batty;$tOn our way: U.S.A. 1939-1942 /$rwritten & produced by Peter Batty --$gv. 3. (210 min.)$tDesert: North Africa 1940-1943 /$rwritten & produced by Peter Batty;$tStalingrad: June 1942-February 1943 /$rdirected by Hugh Raggett;$rwritten by Jerome Kuehl;$tWolf pack: U-boats in the Atlantic 1939-1944 /$rproduced & directed by Ted Childs;$rwritten by J.P.W. Mallalieu;$tRed star: the Soviet Union 1941-1943 /$rproduced & directed by Martin Smith;$rwritten by Neal Ascherson --$gv. 4. (209 min.)$tWhirlwind: bombing Germany September 1939-April 1944 /$rproduced & directed by Ted Childs;$rwritten by Charles Douglas Home;$tTough old gut: Italy November 1942-June 1944 /$rproduced by Ben Shephard;$rwritten by David Wheeler;$tIt's a lovely day tomorrow: Burma 1942-1944 /$rproduced & directed by John Pett;$rwritten by John Williams$tHome fires: Britain 1940-1944 /$rproduced by Phillip Whitehead;$rwritten by Angus Calder--$gv. 5. (210 min.)$tInside the Reich: Germany 1940-44 /$rproduced by Phillip Whitehead;$rwritten by Neal Ascherson;$tMorning: June-August 1944 /$rproduced & directed by John Pett;$rwritten by John Williams;$tOccupation: Holland 1940-1944 /$rproduced & directed by Michael Darlow;$rwritten by Charles Bloomberg ;$tPincers: August 1944-March 1945 /$rwritten & produced by Peter Batty --$gv. 6. (206 min.)$tGenocide: 1941-1945 /$rproduced & directed by Michael Darlow;$rwritten by Charles Bloomberg;$tNemesis: Germany February-May 1945 /$rproduced & directed by Martin Smith;$rwritten by Stuart Hood;$tJapan: 1941-45 /$rdirected by Hugh Raggett;$rwritten by Courtney Browne;$tPacific: February 1942-July 1945 /$rproduced & directed by John Pett;$rwritten by David Wheeler--$gv. 7. (154 min.)$tBomb: February-September 1945 /$rwritten & produced by David Elstein;$tReckoning: 1945 ... and after /$rwritten & produced by Jerome Kuehl;$tRemember /$rwritten & produced by Jeremy Issacs --$gv. 8. (199 min.) Bonus documentaries:$tHitler's Germany: the people's community 1933-1939 /$rwritten by Jerome Kuehl ;$rproduced by Raye Farr$g(ca. 74 min.; 1976);$tHitler's Germany: total war 1939-1945 /$rwritten by Jerome Kuehl ;$rproduced by Raye Farr$g(ca. 76 min.; 1976);$ty The two deaths of Adolf Hitler /$rproduced & directed by Martin Smith$g(ca. 46 min.; 1975) --$gv. 9. (96 min.)$tSecretary to Hitler /$rTraudl Junge speaks to Michael Darlow, producer, Susan McConachy$g(ca. 23 min. ; 1974);$tWarrior /$rproduced by Alan Afriat;$g(ca. 49 min. ; 1975);$tFrom war to peace /$rproduced by Jerome Kuehl$g(ca. 23 min. ; 1975?) --$gv. 10. (185 min.)$tFinal solution, pt. 1 /$rwritten & directed by Michael Darlow$g(ca. 95 min. ; 1975)$tFinal solution, pt. 2 /$rwritten & directed by Michael Darlow$g(ca. 89 min. ; 1975) --$gv. 11. (184 min.)$tMaking the series (a 30th anniversary retrospective)$g(ca. 123 min. ; 2004?);$tExperiences of war$g(ca. 58 min. ; 2004?); special features. |
650 | _0 | $aWorld War, 1939-1945$xCampaigns$zFrance. |
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650 | _0 | $aWorld War, 1939-1945$xCampaigns$zPacific Ocean. |
650 | _0 | $aWorld War, 1939-1945$xCampaigns$zAfrica, North. |
651 | _0 | $aGermany$xHistory$y1933-1945. |
650 | _0 | $aPearl Harbor (Hawaii), Attack on, 1941. |
650 | _0 | $aStalingrad, Battle of, Volgograd, Russia, 1942-1943. |
650 | _0 | $aGenocide. |
651 | _0 | $aJapan$xHistory$y1926-1945. |
651 | _0 | $aHiroshima-shi (Japan)$xHistory$yBombardment, 1945. |
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700 | 1_ | $aIsaacs, Jeremy,$d1932-$eproducer,$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aRaggett, Hugh.$edirector. |
700 | 1_ | $aAscherson, Neal,$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aElstein, David.$edirector$eproducer$escreenwriter |
700 | 1_ | $aThompson, Laurence.$escreenwriter |
700 | 1_ | $aBatty, Peter.$escreenwriter,$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aTiffin, Peter.$edirector. |
700 | 1_ | $aKuehl, Jerome.$escreenwriter,$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aDarlow, Michael,$eproducer,$edirector. |
700 | 1_ | $aChilds, Ted.$edirector,$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aMallalieu, J. P. W.$q(Joseph Percival W.),$d1908-1980,$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aDouglas-Home, Charles,$d1937-$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aShephard, Ben,$d1948-$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aWheeler, David,$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aPett, John,$cproducer/director.$eproducer,$edirector. |
700 | 1_ | $aWilliams, John,$escreenwriter |
700 | 1_ | $aWhitehead, Phillip.$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aCalder, Angus.$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aBloomberg, Charles,$d-1985,$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aHood, Stuart,$d1915-2011,$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aBrowne, Courtney,$d1915-$escreenwriter. |
700 | 1_ | $aFarr, Raye.$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aAfriat, Alan,$d1935-$eproducer. |
700 | 1_ | $aDavis, Carl,$d1936-$ecomposer (expression) |
700 | 1_ | $aOlivier, Laurence,$d1907-1989,$enarrator. |
700 | 1_ | $aPorter, Eric,$d1928-1995,$enarrator. |
700 | 1_ | $aJunge, Gertraud.$einterviewee. |
700 | 1_ | $aFuchida, Mitsuo,$d1902-1976,$einterviewee. |
700 | 1_ | $aHiss, Alger.$einterviewee. |
710 | 2_ | $aThames Television, ltd. |
710 | 2_ | $aImperial War Museum (Great Britain) |
710 | 2_ | $aArts and Entertainment Network. |
710 | 2_ | $aLions Gate Entertainment (Firm) |