Reviews

I don't mind SEEING it from the American point of view in the amazing colour film, but I don't like the claims that THEY won the air war alone.

Only a little is mentioned of the RAF and there should have been more, as it was all a JOINT effort.

The affects it had on these young men seeing their friends die so horrifically, was tremendous.

The three brave men interviewed will obviously never forget it. They trained and went in for some fun - which in the case of war, can never be so.

This vivid documentary should be shown in schools, to the eldest children, to warn them of the horrors of war.

PLEASE, does anyone know WHICH Number 'Etudes', and in which key, Levi played in the DVD which his sad parents saw at the end. I have been playing my two dvds of all the Chopin 'Etudes' and have become thoroughly mixed up and cannot fathom out which Number Levi was playing. If anyone can help I would be most grateful. Thankyou. When I previewed this, it said there was a spelling mistake in using 'dvds' -but surely everyone uses 'dvds' or 'DVDs' !!! This was a very sad episode, building up the story - but I think a very rushed ending with a petty thief we knew nothing about ! Isn't the key to these sort of shows the audience trying to guess who the murderer is. And I hardly think Amish girls and young men would be quite so hedonistic as showed when Brennan and Booth called at the flat of Joseph and saw the 'party'. A very topsy-turvy world for them - but surely not to the extent of illicit and wrong sex, and drugs, which their very conscience from their upbringing would FEEL wrong to do.