What's the best WWII documentary?

[FLOOB]

I wasn't asking you people what the best WWII video history of WWII is, I was telling you.

[Brooke]

I wasn't asking you people what the best WWII video history of WWII is, I was telling you.

Don't tell me, I'll tell you! 

[BuckShot]

Wrong! You must answer in the form of a question.

[Mister Fork]

The World at War (1973) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071075/ is the most complete WWII documentary ever made. A tonne of veteran interviews, live footage all in a step by step sequence of events from the Nazi rise to power to the fall of Japan.

[Brooke]

The World at War (1973) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071075/ is the most complete WWII documentary ever made. A tonne of veteran interviews, live footage all in a step by step sequence of events from the Nazi rise to power to the fall of Japan.

Yep, that is an excellent one.

[uptown]

The War.. a film by Ken Burns on PBS is pretty good.

[68ZooM]

Ken burns did a real good Documentary On WWll

[FLOOB]

Not really, it lacked the facts per minute rate necessary to be a very effective historical document. And it was chock full of those damn interviews. That's pretty much all it was. It was more entertainment than education.

[Ack-Ack]

Best quality documentary series I've seen. Only original film material, in HD and color.

Apocalypse: First World War is also very good.

[Ack-Ack]

The BBC did a series called "World War 2 People's War" a few years ago, though I don't know if was just in print or both print and a TV docu-series.  A few years ago before my wife's uncle died, a historian working with the BBC interviewed him about his escape from an internment camp in Switzerland and returning to the war.