The Second World War

I think we're due a reassessment of that period of our history, and that we can't just go on taking the churchilian interpretation of it. It may well be that without chamberlain, we would not have been able to win the war when it eventually came. Why do you think audiences are still so fascinated by the second world war? "It's probably the single most dramatic event in human history" The new netflix film, munich, the edge of war, is available to stream from today.