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  The Unknown War
Posted by: afc7883 - 05-18-2011, 12:58 AM - Forum: TV Shows, Film, Videos - Replies (5)


I thought for sure I had seen or heard about every TV series about the war. but wrong again. Yesterday while browsing Amazon.com with my $25.00 gift certificate already burning a hole in my pocket I stumbled on a soon to be released DVD set called "The Unknown War", featuring Burt Lancaster. This 29-episode series was produced jointly between the USA and The Soviet Union in 1970, apparently after the Commies complained that the fine BBC series The World At War had neglected to give the Eastern front battles a fair amount of coverage. Anyone who is a serious student of WWII history today would probably have to agree with them, but that's just the way East-West relations were during the Cold War. I have been inhaling every documentary about The Eastern front I could get my hands on for the last 5 or 6 years, because I want to learn everything I can about WWII, and because the battles between the Germans and the Soviets had a huge effect on the outcome of the war.

I started this post thinking I would just ask "Anybody remember this series?" but her I go again, so I'll stop. :blush:

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  Happy Birthday Dogdaddy
Posted by: colinhotham - 05-16-2011, 06:05 AM - Forum: Shooting the Breeze - Replies (11)


Sending you best wishes from across the pond.

:happybirthday:

 

Colin

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  The car accident
Posted by: Walt's Daughter - 05-14-2011, 09:08 AM - Forum: Jokes & Fun! - Replies (1)


This morning on the way to work I had a minor accident and drove into the back of another car. Nothing horrible, no major damage and no one was hurt...

 

The driver got out of his car and approached me. I was surprised for lo and behold, he was a dwarf.

 

He said, "I'm not happy."

 

So I replied, "Well then, which one are you?"

 

 

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  From Farmland to Soldiers Cemetery
Posted by: sixgun - 05-12-2011, 10:34 AM - Forum: Shooting the Breeze - Replies (3)


Great Link !!

 

http://www.akkersvanmargraten.nl/

 

Vee

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  The Seventh United States Army-Report of Operations-France & Germany 1944-45
Posted by: Walt's Daughter - 05-12-2011, 10:14 AM - Forum: WWII Books & Magazines - Replies (2)


When I visited Fort Leonard Wood, they had a set of the original books (set of three)

 

The Seventh United States Army-Report of Operations-France & Germany 1944-45

 

When I perused the various pages, just knew I had to add these to my collection. Just wouldn't be completed without these.

 

They are still hard to find, but original copies can go for a few hundred dollars, and many are sold by individual volumes. However I discovered these are also available as re-prints, bound in two volumes. And after brooding over them for the last month, I finally broke down and ordered them from Alibris today.

 

Can't wait!!!!

 

Here's a set of the reprints on another site. I got mine for cheaper! :bluejumper:

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