The World at War Released in 1973, this 26-part, British-produced series is one of the most comprehensive World War II documentaries ever made.

The World at War Released in 1973, this 26-part, British-produced series is one of the most comprehensive World War II documentaries ever made.

Audie Cornish speaks with film historian Scott Simmon about John Huston's controversial World War II documentary, Let There Be Light. A newly-restored version of the film debuted online Thursday.

Top 9 World War 2 documentaries ranked – and number 1 is a forgotten gem World War Two has birthed some incredible documentary films, TV series and podcasts, but the top spot goes to a forgotten ...

Eighty years since the war, we are still uncovering new lessons. Take a look at dramatic tales told from the battlefields and beyond.

Credit: Screenshot of NHK’s documentary on 731 Unit Subscribe for ads-free reading Every August 15 — the memorial day marking the end of World War II in Japanese terms, or Japan’s surrender ...

As with many military history-themed channels, The Great War channel started modestly, has grown considerably and now has an audience of nearly a million and a quarter subscribers.

This Emmy Award Winning documentary features stories of West Virginians from World War II.