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WW IIWhy we fight. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: Why we fight. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. A series of seven government films, produced to advance the war effort, have been culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings and assembled to produce Why We Fight, a cinematic recounting of the ideologies and the aftermath of the Axis aggression that resulted in World War Two. Check availability: DVD-4843 VIDEODISC V.4 |
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WW IIWhy we fight. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: Why we fight. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. A series of seven government films, produced to advance the war effort, have been culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings and assembled to produce Why We Fight, a cinematic recounting of the ideologies and the aftermath of the Axis aggression that resulted in World War Two. Check availability: DVD-4842 VIDEODISC V.3 |
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WW IIWhy we fight. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: Why we fight. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. A series of seven government films, produced to advance the war effort, have been culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings and assembled to produce Why We Fight, a cinematic recounting of the ideologies and the aftermath of the Axis aggression that resulted in World War Two. Check availability: DVD-4841 VIDEODISC V.2 |
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WW IIWhy we fight. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: Why we fight. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. A series of seven government films, produced to advance the war effort, have been culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings and assembled to produce Why We Fight, a cinematic recounting of the ideologies and the aftermath of the Axis aggression that resulted in World War Two. Check availability: DVD-4840 VIDEODISC V.1 |
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WW IIWar on the homefront. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: War on the homefront. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. Select materials, culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings, have been assembled to produce War on the Homefront, a cinematic recounting of the stateside war effort waged by civilian men and women and the war measures - from gas rationing to Victory Gardens - instituted across the country. Features newsreel footage, government training films, dramatizations, and appearances by numerous Hollywood stars. Check availability: DVD-4833 VIDEODISC V.6 |
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WW IIWar on the homefront. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: War on the homefront. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. Select materials, culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings, have been assembled to produce War on the Homefront, a cinematic recounting of the stateside war effort waged by civilian men and women and the war measures - from gas rationing to Victory Gardens - instituted across the country. Features newsreel footage, government training films, dramatizations, and appearances by numerous Hollywood stars. Check availability: DVD-4832 VIDEODISC V.5 |
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WW IIWar on the homefront. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: War on the homefront. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. Select materials, culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings, have been assembled to produce War on the Homefront, a cinematic recounting of the stateside war effort waged by civilian men and women and the war measures - from gas rationing to Victory Gardens - instituted across the country. Features newsreel footage, government training films, dramatizations, and appearances by numerous Hollywood stars. Check availability: DVD-4831 VIDEODISC V.4 |
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WW IIWar on the homefront. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: War on the homefront. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. Select materials, culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings, have been assembled to produce War on the Homefront, a cinematic recounting of the stateside war effort waged by civilian men and women and the war measures - from gas rationing to Victory Gardens - instituted across the country. Features newsreel footage, government training films, dramatizations, and appearances by numerous Hollywood stars. Check availability: DVD-4830 VIDEODISC V.3 |
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WW IIWar on the homefront. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: War on the homefront. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. Select materials, culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings, have been assembled to produce War on the Homefront, a cinematic recounting of the stateside war effort waged by civilian men and women and the war measures - from gas rationing to Victory Gardens - instituted across the country. Features newsreel footage, government training films, dramatizations, and appearances by numerous Hollywood stars. Check availability: DVD-4829 VIDEODISC V.2 |
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WW IIWar on the homefront. Vol. 1-6WW II [videorecording]: War on the homefront. Vol. 1-6 / National Archives and Records Administration, Motion Picture, Sound & Video Branch; chief, Les Waffen. Since 1935, the National Archives has been responsible for the acquisition, preservation, and public dissemination of the permanent records of the United States government. Select materials, culled from the millions of pieces making up the National Archives' popular holdings, have been assembled to produce War on the Homefront, a cinematic recounting of the stateside war effort waged by civilian men and women and the war measures - from gas rationing to Victory Gardens - instituted across the country. Features newsreel footage, government training films, dramatizations, and appearances by numerous Hollywood stars. Check availability: DVD-4828 VIDEODISC V.1 |
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