Blitz on Britain

1960

Action / Documentary / History / War

4
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 80%
IMDb Rating 6.9/10 10 188 188

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Plot summary

Featuring archival footage from both German and UK sources, this documentary examines the defense of Britain during the early years of World War II.

Director

Top cast

Alistair Cooke as Self - Commentary
Henning Skaarup as Self - Danish Narrator
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658.66 MB
956*720
English 2.0
K-12
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24 fps
1 hr 11 min
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1.19 GB
1424*1072
English 2.0
K-12
Subtitles us  hr  cz  dk  nl  fi  gr  hu  it  no  pt  ro  ru  es  sv  
24 fps
1 hr 11 min
Seeds 1

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ShaghaiDoc
ShaghaiDoc 1166 days ago
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If it was only the IRA why did the Republic take in so many Belgian Nazis after the war? Now the Irish do everything possible to discredit the truth, particularly about the role of the Catholic Church. In Australia, the Church led the fight against conscription in both world wars.

contorta
contorta 1868 days ago
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Jaxon it wasn't Irish/German relations, it was IRA/German. Big difference, that you apparently are unaware of, Sherlock

jaxon2020
jaxon2020 1868 days ago
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no sh*t sherlock . common knowledge of Irish and German relations.

erblaa
erblaa 1869 days ago
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The IRA collaborated with the Nazis, and spied for them against the allied forces. True - look it up

softjesus
softjesus 1869 days ago
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@caburkes - Why would Ireland fight its enemy's enemy? Would it not help protect Ireland against further British invasions if the Germans bombed England into rubble? It just makes sense to let two scorpions in a bottle fight it out between themselves, no?

caburkes
caburkes 1869 days ago
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To the right, Plan99 complains that the film ignores the Bombings of Ireland. However, what he doesn't mention, was Irelands spineless neutrality proclamation while being bombed anyway. So why should we care if we speak about the 28 or so people that died during the bombing when they didn't raise a finger to fight in the first place?

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