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Originally Posted by Paul
Yeah, I want to get around to watching that, 20 episodes though, quite a lot.
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You should have a go at The World at War, that has 26.
It’s still epically good, and benefits from on-camera interviews with people who were there. The only facet of the story that’s missing is the details of how the codebreaking was done, because that was still classified until the late 1980s, and even after that many of the people involved took years to be persuaded to actually talk about it.
You can find it to stream for free on on U and Channel 4. I watched it all late last year. Highly recommended.
