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Sketch to Screen: On Hitler's Doorstep
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Watch the making of the animation process from sketch to finished product in this Patton 360 graphic reveal.
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Sketch to Screen: Rommel's Last Stand
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Watch the making of the animation process from sketch to finished product in this Patton 360 graphic reveal.
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D-Day Documented by Newsreel Cameras
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Footage of the historic D-Day invasion from the United News. The best known D-Day is June 6, 1944 the day on which the Invasion of Normandy began. This video clip is courtesy of The History Channel.
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Christmas on the Western Front
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Newsreel footage from WWII shows soldiers celebrating Christmas in 1944.
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Allied Invasion of Italy
Allied Invasion of ItalyVideo Clip (3:37)
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In September, 1943, Italy surrendered unconditionally to the Allies, while German forces quickly occupied north and central Italy. Aided by the Germans, Mussolini escaped from prison and established a puppet republic in northern Italy. Meanwhile, the new Italian government declared war on Germany, and Italy was recognized by the Allies as a cobelligerent. The Allied Italian campaign was a slow, grueling, and costly struggle. The fall of Rome in July, 1944 was followed by a stalemate. In April, 1945, partisans captured and summarily executed Mussolini. In May, 1945, the Germans surrendered.
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Guns of Patton
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The ivory-handled Colt Peacemaker was a signature trademark of General Patton--in fact he was seldom photographed without it.
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Hitler Launches the Battle of Britain
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Britain's Royal Air Force staves off destruction at the hands of the German Luftwaffe.
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D-Day Invasion of Europe
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On June 6, 1944, Allied troops storm the beaches of Normandy in the largest amphibious assault in history.
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Field Marshall Erwin Rommel
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The "Desert Fox" gains fame in Germany and respect from the Allies for his victories in World War II, but his career ends over a plt to kill Hitler.
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Patton's Guns
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His ivory-handled gun bearing the initials G.S.P. distinguished General Patton on the battlefield and made him one of the most recognized generals in World War II. From Patton 360.
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Eisenhower Broadcasts D-Day Invasion Order
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On June 5, 1944, Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower orders the massive Allied Expeditionary Force into action.
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Charles de Gaulle Urges America to Join the Allies
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On July 14, 1941, Bastille Day, a radio address from French Gen. Charles de Gaulle urges Americans to join the struggle against Nazi tyranny and oppression. De Gaulle had fled to Britain in 1940.
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Allies Liberate Bastogne
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In a broadcast on December 29, 1944, Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe recounts the 101st Airborne’s victory against overwhelming odds at Bastogne, Belgium.
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U.S. Goals in World War II
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In his speech delivered July 23, 1942, Secretary of State Cordell Hull explains the aims of the United States in World War II.
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War Report on B-29 Use
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Brig. Gen. H.S. Hansell delivers a report in June 1944 on American B-29 bomber strikes against Germany and Japan.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt on American Progress in World War II
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With the United States now entered into World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt uses the occasion of Washington’s birthday to broadcast to the nation on February 23, 1942, an outline of America’s progress in the war.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1941 Labor Day Speech
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In his Labor Day radio broadcast in 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt reminds his fellow citizens of the need to devote America’s industrial effort to building weaponry in order to "crush Hitler and his Nazi forces."
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's War Progress Report
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In his progress report on World War II on July 28, 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt informs the nation that "the first crack in the Axis has come" as Italian Premier Mussolini falls from power.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Reports on Teheran and Cairo Conferences
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Following the 1943 Big Four meetings in Teheran and Cairo, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivers a Christmas Eve broadcast promising the nation that they can look forward to peace, though at a high cost.
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Truman Announces Germany's Surrender
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In a May 8, 1945, radio broadcast, President Harry Truman announces the unconditional surrender of Germany, but reminds Americans that the war wages on in the Far East.
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