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No price too high: [videorecording (DVD)] Canadians and the Second World War.
TITLE:
No price too high: [videorecording (DVD)] Canadians and the Second World War.
Publication Date:
1995
Publication Information:
Whitby, Ont. : Norflicks Productions Ltd.,
Physical Description:
3 videodiscs (ca. 288 min.) in 1 container.
Subject Term:
Additional Contributors:
Contents:
disc 1. Folly: 1936 to June 1940 ; Lifeline: June 1940 to December 1941 ; The end of the beginning: 1942 -- disc 2. Alton was a poet: 1943 ; Liberation: 1944 ; Victory: March 1945 to year's end -- disc 3. Remembrance: Tomb of the unknown soldier.
Summary:
This highly acclaimed series pays tribute to the Canadians, almost all volunteers, whose collective courage and spirit helped bring victory in World War II. Canada's role is traced from the pre-war years (1936) to the development of the A-bomb that finally put an end to the most destructive conflict in history (1945).
Language:
English
ISBN:
9781552592779
General Note:
Narrated by Arthur Kent.
Colour and Black & White.
DVD.
