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Perfect for classroom activities marking Remembrance Day, these short videos have been produced in partnership with Imperial War Museums and feature the personal testimony of veterans and eyewitnesses of World War Two.

This series of short films uses a combination of archive footage, dramatisation and interviews with people involved in the television production and the trial to introduce students to the groundbreaking trial of Adolf Eichmann.

Historian Dan Snow examines how two years of meticulous planning shaped the D-Day landings in these short films for secondary schools.

Dan Snow introduces some of his favourite clips from the 91�ȱ� archive, perfect for exploring World War Two with your class.

A part animated, part real-life interview series telling the stories of people who witnessed the Holocaust first-hand.

A series of short films from a landmark 91�ȱ� documentary about the last survivors of the Holocaust living in Britain today, as they reflect on their childhood and how it has affected the rest of their lives.

In this series of short films, six incredible people tell their epic life stories, and of their experiences of the World War Two.

This short film looks at historical sources relating to the experiences of children evacuated during World War Two.

A collection of interactive articles covering the major events and people of World War Two, as well as some lesser-known stories from the global conflict.

In this short film, Andrew Marr tells the story of Hitler’s rise to power in Weimar Germany from 1919 to 1933.

Using archive video and images from the Imperial War Museum, as well as first-person testimony from veterans and eye-witnesses, this series of short films offers a comprehensive overview of World War Two for primary schools.

In this series of short films modern children meet people who grew up during World War Two to learn about their experiences.

Clips from the 91�ȱ� archives covering evacuation, the Blitz, rationing, songs, news reports, speeches and eye-witness accounts.