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Canada remembers. Part two, The liberators, D-Day to the Rhine

Canada remembers. Part two, The liberators, D-Day to the Rhine

DVD 2008

"June to December, 1944. After years of dedication and sacrifice, an Allied victory seems tantalizingly close. The Liberators accompanies Canadian soldiers from their D-Day landings on the shores of Normandy, up along the coast of northern France and into Belgium and Holland. The film also visits the homefront in Canada, where the war effort was transforming the country into a formidable industrial nation--the fourth largest producer of armaments...

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Description:
1 videodiscs (55 min.) : sound, colour with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
videodisc
DVD
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
Canadian Home Video Rating: Not rated
Other Title:
Liberators, D-Day to the Rhine
Canada remembers : liberators
Notes:
Produced by the National Film Board of Canada in association with Veterans Affairs Canada, Canada Remembers Committee
Producer, Kent Martin ; script, William Whitehead ; photography, Jim Aquila, Rolf Cutts ; editing, Markham Cook ; music, Neil Smolar
Narrator, R.H. Thomson
DVD
Closed captioned
Control Number:
3098874
UPC:
698193066349
Other Authors:
Aquila, Jim, director of photography
Canada Remembers Commemoration Committee, producer
Cutts, Rolf, director of photography
Macartney-Filgate, Terence, director
Martin, Kent, producer
National Film Board of Canada, producer
Smolar, Neil, composer
Thomson, R. H., narrator
Whitehead, William, 1931-2018, screenwriter
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