Back the attack [videorecording] : or, How we were mobilized to battle the enemy during World War Two : American and British wartime propaganda motion pictures. 1940-1945 / created and produced by Chris Bauchman & Rex Schneider in association with Steve Stanchfield.

Contributor Schneider, Rex.

Edition Statement:Full Frame

Imprint:Littleton, CO : Blue Mouse Studio : Distributed exclusively worldwide by Mackinac Media, [c2006], 1940-45.

Description1 videodisc (160 min.) : sd., b&w, col. ; 4 3/4 in.

Note:"This program is designed for a mature audience" --container.

Note:Special features: Jukebox favorites (6 Big Band selections) ; Propaganda ditties (pointed political parodies) ; Popular wartime melodies (sparkling montage of novelty & sentimental songs) ; Priness Elizabeth and Margaret Rose (BBC Radio brosdcast during t he Blitz, October 1940) ; Lord Hew Haw (infamous commentator of "German calling" radio broaaaadcasts including his laast on 30 April, 1945).

Note:A world at war (Origins of the war, 1942) -- Keep em rolling (sing -a- long, 1942) -- Men of tommorrow (Boy Scouts, 1942) -- Germany calling (Schichlegruber doing the lambeth walk, 1940) -- Have you killed a Jap soldier today? (victory war bond promotion, 1943) -- Entr'acte happy holidays -- It's your America (and the Lincoln penny, 1943) -- Hands (war bond trailer, 1943) -- Dame Myra Hess (Beethoven concert at the National Gallery, 1945) -- Army Air Force Pacific (THe flight of the Enola Gay, 1945) -- Just for rembrance (victory bond promotion).

Note:" A rare glimpse of American and British propaganda films from the Second World War (1939--1945), showing the songs sensitivities and battle spirit of these two nations as they engaged in a fight against the enemies of humanity and freedom."--container

System Details NotesDigital video disc.

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