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World War II: Ep 22. The Race for Berlin
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The Race for Berlin: January – March 1944
While the Russians moved towards Germany from the East, and the Western allies attacked from the opposite direction, the Japanese continued their battle in the Pacific, fighting American Marines to the death on the island of Iwo Jima. As the endgame came into sight, there were desperate measures taken by both sides, and the casualties kept on rising.
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World War II: Ep 22. The Race for Berlin
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9781789325416
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28 de abril de 2024
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Liam Dale boasts a remarkable career as an acclaimed documentary producer, author, and television host. With a prolific span of over two decades, he has orchestrated and guided the creation of over 1,000 hours of specialised content, available digitally and physically in video and book format. This impressive body of work has been tailored for both direct sales and retail distribution, consistently captivating audiences.
Liam's contributions have reached far and wide, with his creations finding their way into the hands of viewers across the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, the USA, all of Europe, and beyond. His influence spans language barriers, with numerous titles translated into more than 10 languages, contributing to a cumulative distribution of well over 15 million physical copies.
