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After the Battle
Noted war correspondents return to the WWII battlefields from where they had reported.
Series 1: 1. London - Ed Murrow Reports (30 mins)
- Jonathan Dimbleby: My Father and BelsenJonathan Dimbleby reflects on his father Richard's reporting on the liberation of Belsen.19 mins
- Surviving Syria's PrisonsThe brutal story of Assad's regime, told by those who endured and those who enforced it1h 15m
- The Great War InterviewsA selection of original interview recordings filmed for The Great War in their entirety.
- D-Day: The Unheard TapesAuthentic and unforgettable. Tales of bravery and fear from the fateful Normandy invasion
- Peace in No Man's LandThe story of the 1914 Christmas truce on the Western Front, told by three survivors.34 mins
- D-Day 80: We Were TherePassing the torch of remembrance. Frontline memories from D-Day veterans eighty years on59 mins
- Albert SpeerHistorian Heike Görtemaker introduces an interview with Albert Speer, Hitler's architect.18 mins
- I Was There: The Great War InterviewsNever-before-seen footage from interviews with eyewitnesses of the First World War.59 mins
- Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day SpiesRevealing the heroic spies who helped contribute to victory in WWII.59 mins
- The Improbable Mr AttleeProf David Reynolds examines the achievements of Clement Attlee.59 mins
- Berlin 1933A fateful turning point in the history of Europe, told through those who experienced it
- The EvacueesVoices of a generation uprooted by war, with tales from Michael Aspel and Jonathan Miller30 mins
