One in a series of five movies that tell the stories of those caught up in the maelstrom of World War Two.
Movies: Dunkirk, Bombers and the Bombed, Evacuees, Secret Army, D-Day
WW2 Movies: The Bombers and the Bombed
Credits
Contributors
- Major General V. H. J. Carpenter
- Reg Davey
- Jennifer D'Eath
- Percy Duncan
- Robert Holding
- John Kirk
- Thomas Lücker
- Alan Miles
- Phyllis Sewell
- Roy Simon
- Ann Wood
Voices performed by
- Sean Baker
- Tom Bevan
- Russell Bentley
- Deborah Berlin
- Frances Jeater
- Don McCorkindale
- Jillie Mears
- Stephen Thorne
Voice recordings directed by
- Celia de Wolff
Archive audio
- BBC Sound Archives
Historical and image consultants
- Professor Duncan Anderson
- Mike Brown
- Carol Harris
- Imperial War Museum
- David List
- Martin L Parsons
- David Stafford
- Charles Whiting
- Neil Young
Images reproduced by courtesy of
- AKG London
- Alan Miles
- L'Archive, La Mairie de Digne
- Corbis
- Coventry City Libraries
- Henry Moore Foundation
- Hulton Archive
- Imperial War Museum, London
- Lewisham Local Studies and Archives, London
- Museum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte der Hansestadt Lübeck
- The National Archives
- Ken O'Brien Collection/Corbis
- Pen & Sword Books
- Special Forces Club
- Swim Ink/Corbis
- United States Coastguard
- Wakefield MDC Cultural Services
Design and Macromedia Flash production
- Wolf Lücker - Ash Luecker Ltd
- John Pallot - Ash Luecker Ltd
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