…while we wait for commitments to become public…
I loved this series and as I watched it, I think it’s largely because I hadn’t studied the war in total since high school.
All the movies and documentaries that I have seen focused on single battles or in some limited scope of the overall war.
I had forgotten about timelines and what was happening across the world simultaneously.
In addition to the show being great, it left me with 2 main questions, which have likely been discussed ad nauseam. But I’ll stir them up anyway:
1. What if Hitler had invaded the Middle East rather than Russia?
2. What if Japan never bombed Pearl Harbor, which forced the U.S. to enter the war?
I loved this series and as I watched it, I think it’s largely because I hadn’t studied the war in total since high school.
All the movies and documentaries that I have seen focused on single battles or in some limited scope of the overall war.
I had forgotten about timelines and what was happening across the world simultaneously.
In addition to the show being great, it left me with 2 main questions, which have likely been discussed ad nauseam. But I’ll stir them up anyway:
1. What if Hitler had invaded the Middle East rather than Russia?
2. What if Japan never bombed Pearl Harbor, which forced the U.S. to enter the war?
