The actual voices and sounds of World War II

Part One: 1935-1940: October 3, 1935: Italian Armies Invade Ethiopia--The Prelude To World War II ; talian Throngs Hail Mussolini After Victory In Ethiopia ; German Chancellor Adolf Hitler Speaks At Nuremberg In 1938 ; Hitler Speaks Again, Calling For Return Of The Sudetenland To Germany ; British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain Flies To Munich For Conference With Hitler ; Formal Closing Of Munich Meeting ; Chamberlain Speaks To The World On His Return From Munich ; Radio Report Of Signing Of German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact ; Hitler Asks The Reichstag For Declarations Of War Against Poland--Four Hours After The German Armies Have Crossed The Polish Border. Goering Speaks. (Broadcast Is Interrupted By News From London And Paris) ; Chamberlain Announces That Great Britain Is Now At War With Germany ; Paderewski--Famed Pianist And Former Polish President--Speaks After The Fall Of His Country ; Winston Churchill Speaks, After Russian Invasion Of Finland ; Christmas 1939: British Children And Parents Speak By Transatlantic Phone ; Radio Bulletin Tells Of Scuttling Of The German Pocket Battleship Graf Spee ; Eyewitness Account Of The Graf Spee's Final Moments ; Chamberlain Resigns As Great Britain's Prime Minister ; Churchill Becomes Prime Minister. He Speaks Of Britain's "Finest Hour" ; From Rome: Mussolini Declares War On Britain And France ; President Franklin D. Roosevelt Comments On The Italian Declaration ; France Surrenders To Germany In The Compeigne Forest ; Churchill Salutes The Men Of The Royal Air Force ; President Roosevelt Picks The First Draft Number ; Roosevelt Speaks Of The Graver Danger To The U.S.

Part Two: 1940-1943: Princesses Elizabeth And Margaret Greet The Children Of The British Empire At Christmas ; Roosevelt Tells Of The American Ideology ; Charles A. Lindbergh Speaks In Opposition To The Lend-Lease Bill ; Wendell Willkie Comes To The President's Aid ; Churchill Announces The German Attack On Russia ; Clement Atlee Tells The House Of Common Of The Signing Of The Atlantic Charter ; Churchill Speaks To The Conquered Nations Of Europe ; Churchill Declares Britain's Intention To Fight Japan If The United States Is Attacked ; Japanese Envoy Saburo Kurusu Arrives In The U.S. For Negotiations ; Foreign Policy Spokesman--On December 7, 1941 ; Flash Of Attack On Pearl Harbor And Bulletins Immediately Following ; Eyewitness Account Of The Bombing Of Manila ; Roosevelt Declares War ; Announcement Of Defeat At Wake Island ; General Jonathan Wainwright Surrenders U.S. Forces On Bataan ; A Survivor Of The Bataan Death March ; Admiral 'Bull' Halsey Comments On The Japanese Fighting Man ; Churchill Announces Victory In Egypt ; Field Marshall Montgomery Salutes His Soldiers ; Roosevelt And Churchill Meet At Casablanca ; Churchill Announces African Victory ; General Dwight Eisenhower Announces The Defeat Of Italy--First Of The Axis Power To Surrender

Part Three: 1943-Early 1945: Description Of The Fighting In Kwajalein ; Rome Falls ; D-Day--The Allied Invasion Of Fortress Europe ; Roosevelt's D-Day Announcement ; The President Leads The Nation In Prayer ; Description Of The Invasion Fleet Under Attack ; A German Plane Is Shot Down ; An Eyewitness To The Invasion ; Description Of The Guam Invasion ; Paris Liberated ; Assassination Attempt On General De Gaulle ; Report Of Philippine Liberation ; Broadcast From Manila ; General Douglas MacArthur Speaks At Liberation Of Manila

Part Four: 1945: Secretary Of The Navy, James Forrestal Describes Iwo Jima Flag-Raising Ceremony ; Broadcasts Of European Successes ; The Bridge At Remagen Is Crossed--The Gateway To Germany Is Open ; Sergeant Alexander Drabik, First Man Across The Remagen Bridge, Tells Of The Crossing ; Flash Of President Roosevelt's Death ; Arthur Godfrey Describes FDR's Funeral ; Churchill Tells Of American-Russian Link-Up On The Elbe River ; Germany Surrenders Unconditionally ; Allied Supreme Commander Eisenhower Announces Germany's Surrender ; King George The 6th Tells Of Victory. London Crowds Cheer Royal Family ; Churchill Speaks ; An Eyewitness At The Surrender Ceremony ; Report Of Okinawa Victory ; Description Of First Atom Bomb Dropped On Hiroshima. President Truman Speaks ; Russia Enters War Against Japan ; False Reports Of Japanese Surrender ; Japan Surrenders Unconditionally ; Prime Minister Clement Atlee Announces That Peace Now Exists In The World ; General MacArthur Accepts The Japanese Surrender Aboard The Battleship Missouri