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message 1: by Bentley, Group Founder, Leader, Chief (last edited Sep 05, 2020 07:58AM) (new)

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This is the thread where discussion of Dunkirk can take place.

This thread is part of the folder devoted to the discussion of the SECOND WORLD WAR which can include - (people, locations, events, books and other publications, battles, historic sites, maps, research information, urls, etc.).

However this thread has as its single focus anything related to Dunkirk.

Please feel free to add any and all discussion information related to this topic area in this thread.

Note: Please no self promotion, personal blogs, urls or links or references to personal books. Please check rules and guidelines before posting. If you have any questions, reach out to a moderator and they can help you with the rules and guidelines.

Bentley


message 2: by Bentley, Group Founder, Leader, Chief (new)

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This is an interesting video on Vimeo about Dunkirk which was done at the London Library with Joshua Levine.

Link to video:

Dunkirk The History Behind the Major Motion Picture by Joshua Levine by Joshua Levine (no photo)

Sources: Vimeo, London Library


message 3: by Bentley, Group Founder, Leader, Chief (new)

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Link to podcast:

Joshua Levine, historian and advisor on Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, commemorates the 80th anniversary of the evacuations with a special programme. Assisted by voice actors Jonathan Kydd, Louisa Gummer and Sharpe's Jason Salkey, as well as a number of History Hack listeners; he describes events on the beaches and places the whole affair into its proper context in the Second World War.

Source: History Hack


message 4: by Bentley, Group Founder, Leader, Chief (new)

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A Discussion of Dunkirk: The History Behind the Major Motion Picture with author Joshua Levine

Link to discussion:

Sources: Youtube, The National World War II Museum


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