WW2: War and Words
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<p>The story of the 20 momentous years from 1936 to 1956 that changed the course of history, as told by Jonathan Dimbleby and through the words of remarkable BBC correspondents.</p>
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8/9/2015
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Recent Episodes
August 28, 2015
From Hiroshima to Cold War
<p>The annihilation of Hiroshima ends the war with Japan, but peace brings new enmities and flashpoints: Divided Berlin, Korea, Hungary and Suez. With Jonathan Dimbleby.</p>
August 26, 2015
Burma, Berlin and Belsen
<p>The Allied advance through Germany recaptures Berlin, but uncovers the atrocities of the Holocaust, as war in the Far East rages on. With Jonathan Dimbleby.</p>
August 24, 2015
Paris Liberated; Allied defeat at Arnhem
<p>As Paris falls to the Allies and German resistance in Italy falters, the defeat at Arnhem in the Netherlands is a major setback for the Allies. With Jonathan Dimbleby.</p>
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