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    Old 18-06-2007, 09:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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    Starlingrad - Documentary BBC2 Now.

    If anyone is interested.

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    The Snow Family, cool!

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    Great series so far this


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    Yep, i'm enjoying this series as its tending to cover things with slightly rounder setup. I've found the additional information with the maps really interesting. Especially the view from the hill in this one really cool.

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    Good overviews and the Korean war one should be good next week. I don't know very much about the Korean War and these programs give a good background as well as info about the specific battle.

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    Yep, i'm enjoying this series as its tending to cover things with slightly rounder setup. I've found the additional information with the maps really interesting. Especially the view from the hill in this one really cool.

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    Indeed. The battle of Middway one last week covered both side very well, not making it into the usual "yanks are the greatest" type thing that a lot historical programmes tend to do.


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    Good episode last night, intersting seeing the area where it hapened on film, rather than maps or photos. Can highly recommend the book Stalingrad by Antony Beevor, fleshes out the story a lot.

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    Originally Posted by Flibb View Post
    Good episode last night, intersting seeing the area where it hapened on film, rather than maps or photos. Can highly recommend the book Stalingrad by Antony Beevor, fleshes out the story a lot.
    Thanks for the recommendation, I need a new book as I'm away on holiday the week after next and I have nearly finished Tommy by Richard Holmes. Great book, although you can't sit there are read a massive amount in one go, to much to take.


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    Originally Posted by Flibb View Post
    Good episode last night, intersting seeing the area where it hapened on film, rather than maps or photos. Can highly recommend the book Stalingrad by Antony Beevor, fleshes out the story a lot.
    His "Berlin" is also a cracking read. I need to get hold of "Stalingrad" though.. and I missed Monday night. Bugger


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    Originally Posted by Trash Man View Post
    Thanks for the recommendation, I need a new book as I'm away on holiday the week after next and I have nearly finished Tommy by Richard Holmes. Great book, although you can't sit there are read a massive amount in one go, to much to take.
    I wouldn't take Stalingrad on holiday with you. Its a great book (as is "Berlin") but it really is quite harrowing and depressing

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    theres a korean war episode tonight

    i might watch it, as i missed all but 20 minutes of the stalingrad one

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