《世界大战100年 伟大的卫国战争》(The Unknow War)战争纪实片 2CD AVI
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中文名: 世界大战100年 伟大的卫国战争英文名: The Unknow War别名: 伟大的卫国战争版本: 战争纪实片 2CD AVI发行日期: 1998年演员: 参战官兵地区: 大陆语言: 普通话,英语简介:
由于我第一次发帖，有错误的地方还请大家指出（之前错误的发了DAT格式的，版主已经纠正了，已经删除了，现在换成AVI格式的。但是已经有朋友在下昨天发的DAT格式，所以我会继续留源）。影片是当时的老式摄像机拍的，画面质量没法和现在的比，可还是比较清楚的。解说为汉语，夹杂少量英语。真实再现当年历史画面！强烈的视听震撼！！！下面有真实影片截图！实在找不到中文介绍，只好发上英文介绍，不过还好我们主要看的是电影
1945年春，苏联和希特勒德国之间进行了欧洲战场最后一次大决战-柏林战役。它是二战中最激烈的一次进攻战役。250万苏联红军组成了巨大的阵营。大举进攻德国心脏，意在一举击溃纳粹德国。
导演：
演员： 广大参战官兵
上映： 1998
地区： 大陆
对白： 普通话
颜色： 黑白
时长： 118M
类型： 战争纪实片
字幕： 无
文件格式： Xvid +MP3
视频尺寸： 352 x 288
The greatest battles of World War II, the most colossal encounters of military force, the most devastating human losses which the modern world has ever seen, occurred on Russian soil during 1941-45, on a battlefield that is unknown to most Americans. The conflict between Hitler s Germany and Stalin s Russia claimed more than 30 million lives.
On the early morning of June 22, 1941, the Nazi Wehrmacht had amassed 4.2 million crack troops along a front that stretched for 1,800 miles, and Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union began. The Nazi high command was extremely confident, expecting the total collapse of Stalin s Russia within six weeks. In reality, The Unknown War raged on for nearly four years. Before it finished, the Nazis and Soviets fought the single greatest campaign in military history. The Unknown War covers that period of history beginning in June 1941, when Germany launched its surprise attack on Russia, through to the end of the war.
The Unknown War was a landmark television series, detailing the drama of the Eastern European front during World War II. Academy Award Winner Burt Lancaster hosts the 20 part series. Film footage from Soviet archives comprises a major portion of the series, supplemented by film from both the United States and British archives. Burt Lancaster spent three weeks in eight cities in Russia, for location filming.
Because the series was written from the Russian perspective, it ignores or glosses-over Stalin s pre-war purges of his senior officer corps, the pre-war famines that decimated the peasant class, the non-aggression pact with Germany, the Soviet invasion of Poland and the Soviet invasion of Finland. It often praises the valor of the Soviet soldiers, without ever mentioning that deserters and even those who failed to advance with sufficient speed were summarily shot.
This is a sprawling, 20-part documentary history in film of the World War II conflict between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Each episode is about 48 minutes, similar in format to The World at War. The footage was edited from over 3.5 million feet of film taken by Soviet camera crews from the first day of the war, 22 June 1941, to the Soviet entry into Berlin in May 1945. Most of these films have never been seen outside this documentary series.
Produced with Soviet cooperation after the release of The World at War, which the soviet government felt paid insufficient attention to their part in World War II. Released in 1978, The Unknown War is sympathetic to the Soviet struggle against Nazi Germany. It was quickly withdrawn from TV airings after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
The Unknown War -- Burt Lancaster
Narrated by Burt Lancaster
The Unknown War TV series is one of the few documentary accounts of the war on the Eastern Front from the Soviet side. The interviews of many leading Soviet generals commanding some of the most decisive battles on the eastern front, along with the Russian participation in the editorial staff of the series, compose an alternative (to Western) view of the gigantic clash between Germany and the Soviet Union. Burt Lancaster s excellent narration on war footage combines with a multitude of postwar shots of the actual fields of struggle.
Individual episodes detail the savage suddenness of the initial Nazi attack, as Hitler s legions rolled ahead on a 1,500 mile front, surging to the gates of Leningrad and Moscow, smashing Kiev, driving to the Volga and penetrating the mountains of the Caucasus.
Additional segments depict the incredible 900 day siege of Leningrad, the Battle of Moscow in which Hitler, for the first time, tasted defeat; the siege of Stalingrad, which broke the back of the German military machine, the thrusts to liberate the cities of Russia and the Ukraine, the sweep into Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and the climactic battle of Berlin.
The Unknown War - Soviet Soldiers
Soviet Soldiers
The Unknown War was made as a counter to the deliberate distortions in the Anglo-American series The World At War, which chose to give as much coverage to the US in Italy as it did to the Red Army at war from the Arctic to the Black Sea. So blatant was the politically motivated distortion in The World At War that the Soviet authorities ultimately refused to cooperate in its production. Instead they set out to make a documentary series of their own that would tell the real story of the War in the East.
The Eastern (Russian) Front of WW2 has been side-lined in the Western media for decades, reduced to just one aspect of the War, if it is even mentioned at all. Certainly there is never any recognition given to the fact that it was the main, decisive arena of WW2, the scene of a titanic struggle that, at the cost of 30 million Soviet lives, saved the world from fascism.
Made by the USSR s Central Documentary Film Studios, The Unknown War dealt exhaustively with the war on the Soviet front. Narrated by Burt Lancaster, who also appeared on camera, the series featured interviews with many participants from numerous battles, partisan campaigns and SS massacres. It showed the destruction, the sacrifice and the heroism, and also the pride in their colossal achievement. As Stalin said in one of his communications to Churchill, Hitler has 25 divisions in North Africa; I have 250 in the Soviet Union.
Battle Action
Battle Action
Unfortunately, the Western TV networks and distributors who bought The Unknown War for telecast were not prepared to mount the kind of publicity campaigns needed to overcome 30 years of lies, distortion and simple suppression of the facts about the Soviet role in WW2.
The Unknown War is a major series consisting of twenty programs showing newsreel films taken during the siege of Leningrad in World War II. Originally The Unknown War television series was intended to be shown nationwide over network television. When the project was proposed, network officials verbally encouraged it, but then the networks turned their backs on The Unknown War series. The television series contains scenes of unspeakable suffering by the Russians. Most viewers, haunted by the enormous tragedy unfolding before their very eyes, can t help feeling some sympathy and admiration for the Russians who endured all that.
Dead German
Dead German
The problem with so much of the history of WWII on the Eastern Front is that for decades, little was known from the Russian side because of strict Soviet censorship and historical archives being closed to foreigners (and even to most Russians.) Moreover, many German archival documents and films were captured by the Soviets, so even more info was withheld from public view. Worse, the memoirs of skilled Soviet leaders like Zhukov, Chuikov and Vassilevsky were littered with the obligatory Red propaganda which was a requirement for being published at all.
The Unknown War is similar to The World at War series, and constitutes a Russian counterpart to it, focusing on events which to a large (based on the sheer numbers) extent determined the outcome of the war and made the Russian people refer to WW2 as the great patriotic war. Be that as it may, these events remain unknown to many of us, making The Unknown War an essential and indispensable record of one of the most determinative and grim pages of modern history.
由于我第一次发帖，有错误的地方还请大家指出（之前错误的发了DAT格式的，版主已经纠正了，已经删除了，现在换成AVI格式的。但是已经有朋友在下昨天发的DAT格式，所以我会继续留源）。影片是当时的老式摄像机拍的，画面质量没法和现在的比，可还是比较清楚的。解说为汉语，夹杂少量英语。真实再现当年历史画面！强烈的视听震撼！！！下面有真实影片截图！实在找不到中文介绍，只好发上英文介绍，不过还好我们主要看的是电影
1945年春，苏联和希特勒德国之间进行了欧洲战场最后一次大决战-柏林战役。它是二战中最激烈的一次进攻战役。250万苏联红军组成了巨大的阵营。大举进攻德国心脏，意在一举击溃纳粹德国。
导演：
演员： 广大参战官兵
上映： 1998
地区： 大陆
对白： 普通话
颜色： 黑白
时长： 118M
类型： 战争纪实片
字幕： 无
文件格式： Xvid +MP3
视频尺寸： 352 x 288
The greatest battles of World War II, the most colossal encounters of military force, the most devastating human losses which the modern world has ever seen, occurred on Russian soil during 1941-45, on a battlefield that is unknown to most Americans. The conflict between Hitler s Germany and Stalin s Russia claimed more than 30 million lives.
On the early morning of June 22, 1941, the Nazi Wehrmacht had amassed 4.2 million crack troops along a front that stretched for 1,800 miles, and Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union began. The Nazi high command was extremely confident, expecting the total collapse of Stalin s Russia within six weeks. In reality, The Unknown War raged on for nearly four years. Before it finished, the Nazis and Soviets fought the single greatest campaign in military history. The Unknown War covers that period of history beginning in June 1941, when Germany launched its surprise attack on Russia, through to the end of the war.
The Unknown War was a landmark television series, detailing the drama of the Eastern European front during World War II. Academy Award Winner Burt Lancaster hosts the 20 part series. Film footage from Soviet archives comprises a major portion of the series, supplemented by film from both the United States and British archives. Burt Lancaster spent three weeks in eight cities in Russia, for location filming.
Because the series was written from the Russian perspective, it ignores or glosses-over Stalin s pre-war purges of his senior officer corps, the pre-war famines that decimated the peasant class, the non-aggression pact with Germany, the Soviet invasion of Poland and the Soviet invasion of Finland. It often praises the valor of the Soviet soldiers, without ever mentioning that deserters and even those who failed to advance with sufficient speed were summarily shot.
This is a sprawling, 20-part documentary history in film of the World War II conflict between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Each episode is about 48 minutes, similar in format to The World at War. The footage was edited from over 3.5 million feet of film taken by Soviet camera crews from the first day of the war, 22 June 1941, to the Soviet entry into Berlin in May 1945. Most of these films have never been seen outside this documentary series.
Produced with Soviet cooperation after the release of The World at War, which the soviet government felt paid insufficient attention to their part in World War II. Released in 1978, The Unknown War is sympathetic to the Soviet struggle against Nazi Germany. It was quickly withdrawn from TV airings after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
The Unknown War -- Burt Lancaster
Narrated by Burt Lancaster
The Unknown War TV series is one of the few documentary accounts of the war on the Eastern Front from the Soviet side. The interviews of many leading Soviet generals commanding some of the most decisive battles on the eastern front, along with the Russian participation in the editorial staff of the series, compose an alternative (to Western) view of the gigantic clash between Germany and the Soviet Union. Burt Lancaster s excellent narration on war footage combines with a multitude of postwar shots of the actual fields of struggle.
Individual episodes detail the savage suddenness of the initial Nazi attack, as Hitler s legions rolled ahead on a 1,500 mile front, surging to the gates of Leningrad and Moscow, smashing Kiev, driving to the Volga and penetrating the mountains of the Caucasus.
Additional segments depict the incredible 900 day siege of Leningrad, the Battle of Moscow in which Hitler, for the first time, tasted defeat; the siege of Stalingrad, which broke the back of the German military machine, the thrusts to liberate the cities of Russia and the Ukraine, the sweep into Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and the climactic battle of Berlin.
The Unknown War - Soviet Soldiers
Soviet Soldiers
The Unknown War was made as a counter to the deliberate distortions in the Anglo-American series The World At War, which chose to give as much coverage to the US in Italy as it did to the Red Army at war from the Arctic to the Black Sea. So blatant was the politically motivated distortion in The World At War that the Soviet authorities ultimately refused to cooperate in its production. Instead they set out to make a documentary series of their own that would tell the real story of the War in the East.
The Eastern (Russian) Front of WW2 has been side-lined in the Western media for decades, reduced to just one aspect of the War, if it is even mentioned at all. Certainly there is never any recognition given to the fact that it was the main, decisive arena of WW2, the scene of a titanic struggle that, at the cost of 30 million Soviet lives, saved the world from fascism.
Made by the USSR s Central Documentary Film Studios, The Unknown War dealt exhaustively with the war on the Soviet front. Narrated by Burt Lancaster, who also appeared on camera, the series featured interviews with many participants from numerous battles, partisan campaigns and SS massacres. It showed the destruction, the sacrifice and the heroism, and also the pride in their colossal achievement. As Stalin said in one of his communications to Churchill, Hitler has 25 divisions in North Africa; I have 250 in the Soviet Union.
Battle Action
Battle Action
Unfortunately, the Western TV networks and distributors who bought The Unknown War for telecast were not prepared to mount the kind of publicity campaigns needed to overcome 30 years of lies, distortion and simple suppression of the facts about the Soviet role in WW2.
The Unknown War is a major series consisting of twenty programs showing newsreel films taken during the siege of Leningrad in World War II. Originally The Unknown War television series was intended to be shown nationwide over network television. When the project was proposed, network officials verbally encouraged it, but then the networks turned their backs on The Unknown War series. The television series contains scenes of unspeakable suffering by the Russians. Most viewers, haunted by the enormous tragedy unfolding before their very eyes, can t help feeling some sympathy and admiration for the Russians who endured all that.
Dead German
Dead German
The problem with so much of the history of WWII on the Eastern Front is that for decades, little was known from the Russian side because of strict Soviet censorship and historical archives being closed to foreigners (and even to most Russians.) Moreover, many German archival documents and films were captured by the Soviets, so even more info was withheld from public view. Worse, the memoirs of skilled Soviet leaders like Zhukov, Chuikov and Vassilevsky were littered with the obligatory Red propaganda which was a requirement for being published at all.
The Unknown War is similar to The World at War series, and constitutes a Russian counterpart to it, focusing on events which to a large (based on the sheer numbers) extent determined the outcome of the war and made the Russian people refer to WW2 as the great patriotic war. Be that as it may, these events remain unknown to many of us, making The Unknown War an essential and indispensable record of one of the most determinative and grim pages of modern history.