The Finest Hours of The Second World War Series

The Führer's Revenge German invasion of Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium and France.

The Desert Fox North-African battles between the Axis and the Allied armies. Enters Rommel and his Afrika Korps. Greece. Crete and Malta.

The Onset: The German-Soviet Expansion The Munich Agreement. German invasion of Poland. Russian invasion of Poland and Finland (the Winter War).

Hitler, The Wolf A survey of Hitler's early years. Nazism. His appointment as Chancellor and the men in his Government.

The Battle of Britain Operation Sea Lion. The struggle for Great Britain's skies.

The Battle of the Atlantic German submarine and surface sea warfare against the Allied Fleet.

Assault on Pearl Harbor. Singapore. The Philippines. Doolittle and the B-25s.

Midway After the naval battle in Midway the U.S.A. regain the leading drive of the war in the Pacific.

The Invasion of the Soviet Union German troops invade the Soviet Union and move rapidly forward on all fronts. Their main objectives are Moscow, Leningrad and Stalingrad.

Stalingrad The struggle for the city of Stalingrad went into history as the most sanguinary battle of all times and it meant the beginning of the end for the Third Reich's armies.

The Decline of Fascism Invasion of Sicily. Mussolini's downfall. Ploesti. Invasion of the Italian Peninsula.

The Battle of Kursk The greatest armored vehicles's battle in history eased the way for the Soviet troops on they road to Berlin.

The Slow Italian Campaign Cassino. Anzio. Liberation of Rome. The Gothic Line. Liberation of Italy.

The Road to Tokyo The battles for Guadalcanal, Munda, Bouganville and the South-Pacific area launch the thrust to the Japanese Empire's capital city.

The Pacific in Flames The Central Pacific area,, with its huge distance ranges, rekindle the war between the Japanese and the Americans.

The Desert Rats Montgomery. Counter-offensive in North Africa. Operation Torch.

D-Day Allied invasion of Normandy. Liberation of Paris.

The Agony of the Third Reich The Battle of the Ardennes (the Battle of the Bulge). Conquest of Berlin. Hitler's death. Surrender and end of the war in Europe.

The Battle for Germany Eastern and Western offensives of the Allied and Soviet armies in their way to Berlin. Operation Market Garden.

The Peace of the Atomic Bomb Iwojima. Okinawa. Atomic bombs and the surrender of the Japanese army bring to close the greatest disaster so far known to mankind: World War II.

Leyte, Imperial Destiny Several naval clashes in the Gulf of Leyte led to the liberation of the Philippines. Along with the British victory in Burma, they opened the way to Tokyo.