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Second World War 1939-1945 : broadcasts and reports from BBC war correspondents

N° de catalogue :LEX0001

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BBC CD 3005

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Documents historiques

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Sorti en :Juillet 1985

Durée totale :2:04:04

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Fragments de musique de 30 secondes

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Adolf Hitler in Danzig

0:23
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The prime minister Neville Chamberlain

0:36
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Lionel Marson announces the closing of places of entertainment

0:21
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Lionel Marson is pleased to see that the services are all playing their part splendidly

0:27
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S.J. de Lotbinière describes the scene at Waterloo station as London children are evacuated

0:49
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Princess Elizabeth aged 14 sends a message to the children of Great Britain

0:39
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An evacuee breathless with news reassures his parents

0:35
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By a French road Richard Dimbleby watches an Irish regiment move up and finds echoes of the first war

1:09
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth stresses the vital role of women in this war

0:48
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Gas mask drill and an Irish guard shows the nation how to hold its breath

0:23
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First lord of the admiralty Winston Churchill announces the scuttling of the Graf spee

0:44
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12

The phoney war ends as Alvar Lidell gives news of the German invasion of Denmark and Norway

0:32
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Ed Murrow witnesses the dramatic no confidence debate in the Commons

1:07
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Chamberlain resigns

0:27
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Churchill makes his first broadcast as Prime Minister

0:28
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Blitzkrieg begins; Alvar Lidell announces the invasion of Holland and Belgium

0:27
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Bernard Stubbs watches British troops advance into Belgium to meet the German army

1:07
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Charles Gardner describes allied attempts to hold up the German advance north of Antwerp

0:41
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Sir Anthony Eden secretary of state for war appelas for men to join the local defence volunteers

1:06
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Bernard Stubbs sees the weary allied troops coming ashore in England from Dunkirk

1:22
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J.B. Priestley finds the epic of Dunkirk typically British

2:31
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Bernard Stubbs watches trains full of silent troops as the BEF come home

0:25
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Churchill prepares the nation for the battle of Britain

1:37
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Charles Gardner provides a sporty commentary on a dog fight

1:33
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Robin Duff watches as a convoy is attacked off Dover

1:05
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Alvar Lidell reads the news at the climax of the battle of Britain

0:37
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Churchill pays tribute to the few

0:27
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Ed Murrow standing on the steps of St. Martin in the fields watches London cope with the blackout during the blitz

0:58
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Robin Duff sees the city of London burn and St. Paul's untouched in the very centre of all this destruction

2:03
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Herbert Morrison minister of home security appeals for firefighters to beat the incendiary menace

0:43
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Emergency services go into action in London during the blitz

1:43
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After the raid on Conventry ministry of information loudspeaker vans advise people on health hazards

0:36
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The Provost the very reverend R.T. Howard wearily describes his attempt to save Coventry's Cathedral from incendiary boms [When men suffer God suffers also

2:22
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News of the air and sea war and from the Russian front as 1941 progresses. Best of all is the news that cooked bacon is coming off ration. Bulletins read by Bruce Belgrag Alan Howland and Frank Phillips

1:17
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German radio announces the sinking of HMS Hood

0:50
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First sea lord A.V. Alexander gives the news of the navy's riposte the sinking of the Bismarck

0:45
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An excited Robert Dougall with a convoy in the Atlantic describes an attack by German bombers

1:30
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Churchill denounces Hitler as a blood thirsty guttersnipe as Germany invades Russia

0:47
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Alvar Lidell gives the news of a massive air-raid on Berlin

0:31
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In a Lancaster bomber over Berlin the air crew coolly perform their duties

2:09
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The Japanese enter the war by attacking Pearl Harbour; Alvar Lidell with the news

0:59
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Albert Lee Warner in Washington describes American reaction to Pearl Harbour

1:04
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President Roosevelt expresses American determination

1:04
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Wilfred PIckles gives news of the war development in the Far East

0:44
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In Washington Churchill addresses congress on Japanese aggression what kind of a people do they think they are

1:18
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Giles Playfair describes the last eerie days in Singapore before its fall

0:53
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Captain William Graves describes the inferno of the Battle of Midway

1:59
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At El Alamein general Montgomery meticulously describes the battle to come and promises the Eighth Army that this wime they will finish with this chap Rommel once and for all

2:04
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Godfrey Talbot watches British tanks move into battle

1:19
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The barrage at El Alamein begins

0:44
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Bruce Belfrage reads some excellent news from El Alamein

1:06
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Victory bells ring in Tobruk

0:16
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Godfrey Talbot describes Christmas in the desert with the Eighth Army

1:34
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On the home front the Radio Doctor offers advice on Christmas Day over-indulgence

0:20
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Freddie Grisewood suggests ways of saving fuel in the kitchen

0:34
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Lord Haw-Haw [William Joyce] with one of his more eccentric propaganda stories on British women and their hats

0:56
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Robin Duff samples life in a typical London air-raid shelter

0:45
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Audrey Russell talks to the shocked survivor of an air-raid which buried her under the wreckage of her house

0:42
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Robert Robinson reads news of the defeat of the Germans at Stalingrad

0:54
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Paul Winterton pays tribute to the courage and fortitude of the Russians in Stalingrad

1:38
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Yesterday morning the war in North Africa came to an end Frank Gillard describes the German surrender

0:51
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Commander Anthony Kimmins sees the preparation of men and ships for the Allied invasion of Sicily

1:22
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Maurice Schillington announces news of the resignation of Mussolini

0:28
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General Patton enters Messina after its capture introduced by Garry Marsh

0:45
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Frank Gillard introduces the town band of Lentini in Sicily which plays a distinctive God save the king

1:13
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General Montgomery announces Allied landings on the Italian mainland let us knock Italy out of the war

0:39
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Marshal Badoglio proclaims the Italian capitulation to the Allies

0:30
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Italy declares war on Germany; News bulletin read by Freddie Grisewood

0:34
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News of the leaders of the Great Powers meeting in Teheran given by Freddie Grisewood

0:42
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A night raid on the Anzio beach-head described by Wynford Vaughan-Thomas

1:09
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During four months on the beach-head at Anzio the Allies make themselves at home as Wynford Vaughan-Thomas reports

1:43
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Winston Churchill celebrates Allied victories and looks forward to the ending of the cruellest tyranny which has ever sought to bar the progress of mankind

0:50
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Godfrey Talbot surveys Monte Cassino as Polish troops raise their flag over the ruined monastery

1:56
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Rome welcomes the Allies

0:15
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Godfrey Talbot sees Allied troops on Mussolini's balcony in the Piazza Venezia

1:01
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England has become one vast ordnance dump Frank Gillard describes the build-up of men and material as D-Day approaches

0:43
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Robin Duff on board a sealed troopship as the invasion forces are told where and when D-Day will take place

0:43
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Richard Dimbleby watches the airborne troops take off

0:47
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Robin Duff on board ship in mid-Channel with the men wondering waiting and listening

0:27
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D-day has come and John Snagge gives the news

0:38
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This is the day and this is the hour Colin Wills prepares to land with the infantry

0:27
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Chester Wilmot crosses the Channel in a glider with the airborne forces

0:46
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Guy Byam parachutes into France with the airborne troops

0:29
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General Eisenhower broadcasts to the people of Western Europe the hour of your liberation is approaching

0:36
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Alan Melvillle sees Allied paratroops dropping to support the beach-head

0:24
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Chester Wilmot Watches Allied gliders brave the German flak as they come in to land

0:26
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Frank Gillard takes over in a Normandy cornfield as German shells whistle overhead

0:29
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Michael Standing sees French civilians cope with the Allied invasion

0:30
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Alan Melville tells the story of the Harmanvillesur-Mer church bells as they ring to celebrate liberation

1:27
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Bill Herbert watches Allied aircraft bomb Caen before the infantry go in

1:12
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Richardd Wessell reads the news Paris has been liberated

0:13
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Parisians celebrate liberation with the Marseillaise

0:19
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Robert Reid describes the scene in Paris people mad with joy

0:36
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German snipers fire on the Gaulle as he enters Notre Dame; Robert Reid watches as the General studiously ignores them

1:20
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On the road into Brussels Chester Wilmot sees an armoured column held up by fierce German resistance

1:08
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John Snagge gives the news of the Allied airborne invasion of Holland

0:13
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Ed Murrow counts the paratroops out as they jump into Holland the whole sky is filled with parachutes

1:03
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Stanley Maxted surrounded with the 1st Airborne Division watches those lovely supply planes come in over Arnhem they're such fighters if only they can get the stuff to fight with

2:00
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Following the German offensive in the Ardennes Robert Barr sees the Americans withdraw I never thought this would happen to us

1:16
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Matthew Halton describes conditions in Holland during the last terrible winter of occupation

0:46
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The Allies are across the Rhine Freddie Grisewood announces the seizing of Remagen bridge by the American FIrst Army

0:20
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Wynford Vaughan-Thomas crosses the Rhine with the 15th Scottish Division

2:06
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Richard Dimbleby crosses the Rhine with a mighty airborne army and encounters fierce German resistance

1:11
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Stanley Maxted goes over the Rhine in a Hamilcar glider with the 6th Airborne division and is wounded in the doom-like lurch of the landing

1:36
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Edward describes the greatest moment of my life release from Oflag 12B

0:59
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Freddie Grisewood introduces Frank Gillard who announces the forces of liberation have joined hands as Russian and American troops meet at Torgau on the Elbe

0:45
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Richard Dimbleby struggles to remain objective as he describes the scenes in Belsen

1:22
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Hitler is dead newsflash read by Stuart Hibberd

0:18
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Standing in the little village of Lauenberg Wynford Vaughan-Thomas watches as the wreckage of the Wehrmacht streams in to surrender to the Allies

0:31
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Chester Wilmot at Field Marshal Montgomery's headquarters waits for the German high Command to surrender

0:22
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Field Marhal Montgomery reads the surrender terms at Lüneberg Heath

0:59
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Yes I saw it Thomas Cadett sees General Jodl sign the unconditional surrender at Allied Supreme Headquarters

1:33
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John Snagge interrupts programmes to announce VE Day

0:43
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Howard Marshall outside Buckingham Palace joins the crowds wanting to share this day with the King and Queen

1:19
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The Prime Minister Winston Churchill announces the surrender of Germany we may allow ourselves a brief period of rejoicing

1:42
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I only wish that Franklin D. Roosevelt had lived to witness this day President Truman expresses a common feeling

0:26
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Lord Mountbatten Supreme Allied Commander South East Asia tells the forces there we were never really the forgotten front

1:08
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Sergeant Richard Mawson lands on Iwo Jima with US Marines Tojo isn't going to get much use out of this island from here on in

2:19
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Richard Sharp introduces General Slim who congratulates every man in the Fourteenth Army as the Union Jack is raised over fort Dufferin at Mandalay

2:07
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After a period of recuperation Sergeant Frank Foster describes conditions during the building of the Burma Siam railway as a prisoner of the Japanese

1:23
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Frank Phillips reads news of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima

0:21
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Group Captain Leonard Cheshire witnesses the dropping of the second atomic bomb on Nagasaki

2:07
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The Prime Minister Clement Attlee announces the surrender of Japan the last of our enemies is laid low

0:55
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Crowds celebrate VJ Day in London

0:46
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King George VI speaks to the empire let us join in thanking almighty God that war has ended thoughout the world

1:01
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Wynford Vaughan-Thomas joins the excited crowds in Piccadilly on VJ night

1:15
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General Douglas MacArthur makes an elegiac broadcast at the end of the war in the Pacific the holy mission has been completed

2:01

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