

Six parts of actual footage from the Second World War are presented in color, with most black and white scenes fully colorized, except for Holocaust footage.
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Six parts of actual footage from the Second World War are presented in color, with most black and white scenes fully colorized, except for Holocaust footage.
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Footage from war correspondents, soldiers, and private citizens captures the chaos of the Second World War across Europe and beyond. "Apocalypse: The Second World War" presents a six-part series that utilizes actual wartime footage, much of which has been colorized, except for scenes depicting the Holocaust, which remain in black and white. Produced in 2009, this documentary draws from contributions in France, Belgium, Canada, and the United Kingdom, offering a stark visual account of the conflict's impact.
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Why Watch
- See actual footage from World War II events.
- Meet soldiers and resistance fighters through their own recordings.
- Find out how colorization brings history to life.
Did You Know
- The documentary consists of six parts covering World War II.
- Most Holocaust scenes are shown in original black and white footage.
- The series includes footage from war correspondents and private citizens.
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What year was the documentary 'Apocalypse: The Second World War' released?
The documentary was released in 2009.
Which countries produced 'Apocalypse: The Second World War'?
The documentary was produced by France, Belgium, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
What type of footage is used in 'Apocalypse: The Second World War'?
The documentary is composed exclusively of actual footage filmed by war correspondents, soldiers, resistance fighters, and private citizens.
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