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What would it be like to experience the Second World War from the German point of view? Now, through this rare collection, you'll witness WWII through the perspective of the Third Reich, from front line soldiers to Hitler's high command.
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2017
This volume features translated Wochenschau newsreels dating from August to October 1939 and records the military events in Danzig and the fall of Poland.
This volume records the military events between 1939-1942 when the U-boat menace was at its height.
This volume records the military events surrounding the decline and defeat of the U-boat fleets.
This volume records the early years of the Luftwaffe, including their part played in the Battle of Britain.
This volume records the years of triumph for the Luftwaffe in Russia and North Africa.
This volume records the air war over Germany and the decline of the Luftwaffe.
This volume takes a look at the training of the Wehrmacht and the fall of Denmark and Norway.
A review of events from June to August 1940, following the collapse of France and Hitler's Triumphant return to Munich and Berlin.
This volume records the military events of the lightning campaigns which saw Yugoslavia, Greece and Crete fall to the Wehrmacht forces.
This volume features translated Wochenschau newsreels dating from May and June 1940 and records the military events of the blitzkrieg campaign leading to the fall of France and the near disaster at Dunkirk.
This volume records the military events of the opening moves in Hitler's greatest gamble - the invasion of the Soviet Union.
For the first time these unique primary source films have been collated, edited and translated into English in order to produce a complete military history of the Third Reich drawn exclusively from German primary sources. This amazing range of films captures the events of World War II exactly as they were presented to contemporary cinema audiences while the war was still unfolding.
This volume records the military events from Bir Hacheim to the retreat from the western desert and on to the final defeat in Tunisia.
Hitler's forgotten armies in the north carried on a long struggle against the red Army and the unforgiving elements.
This volume records the battles for the Crimean Peninsula and the fall of the Fortress of Sevastopol.
This volume records Hitler's attempt to capture Moscow and the winter battles of 1942.
This volume records the German drive into the oil fields of the Caucasus, which proved to be the high point of Hitler's military adventures.
This volume records the end of the war in the east and the tide turning against Hitler's armies.
Following the failure at Kursk the tide of war began to turn against Hitler and only the intervention of General von Manstein and the victory at Kharkov slowed up the collapsing Russian Front.
Churchill's attempt to seize the "soft underbelly" of Europe was to be proved long by the dogged defensive battles which lasted to the final moments of World War II.