D-Day: The German Side (Episode 1)

D-Day: The German Side (Episode 1)

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Naval Battle of Narvik: Plans & Schemes (Part 1)

Why did Hitler launch his conquest of Norway and Denmark in April 1940? How did WW1 influence the Kriegsmarine hierarchy? What was the British naval response to the invasions? Join Al Murray and James Holland for part 1 of this gripping new series on Britain's naval fight at Narv ...  Show more

British Band Of Brothers: Tiger, Tiger! (Part 4)

What did Allied forces do when encountering elite SS tank units of Panther and Tiger tanks? How did British defenders successfully repel German counterattacks? What was an average day like for British soldiers in Normandy after D-Day in June 1944? Join Al Murray and James Holland ...  Show more

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