Cromwell historical videos of The Russian Front series of World War Two videos produced by Cromwell including Barbarosa, Stalingrad and Berlin .  These Cromwell and Pegasus military videos are available from the Military Shop, a division of Cranston Fine Arts.  

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The Russian Front 1941 - 1945  Boxed Set of 4 Videos

This is the story of one man's obsession - an obsession that resulted in one of the most tragic and bloody episodes of World War Two.

Adolf Hitler's infatuation with the conquest of the Soviet Union was to end in failure, the legacy of which was the death of millions and human suffering on an almost unimaginable scale.  This fascinating and often moving four part mini series tells the whole story of the war in the east.  It features comment, historical interpretation and military analysis by Professor John Erickson, eth award winning author of The Road To Stalingrad and The Road To Berlin.  Acknowledged as the world's leading authority on the war in the East, Professor Erickson brilliantly re-assesses the bloody conflict which cost so many lives and altered the entire course of the war.

The Russian Front Boxed Set of 4 Videos, also available individually (see below).

Boxed Set : Total run time 190mins. Order code 204. Price £ TBA

Individual videos : Run time 48mins. Price £13.99. each

Barbarosa - Hitler Turns East

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Turning Point Stalingrad

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From Stalingrad to Kursk

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The Battles For Berlin

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The Russian Front 1941-1945 - Barbarossa; Hitler Turns East.

Professor John Erickson, the award-winning author of Road to Stalingrad and Road to Berlin, reassesses the titanic struggle between Hitler and Stalin on the Eastern Front.  This volume covers the opening phase of the war, as the forces of Germany focused their eyes on the prize of Moscow, and the destruction of Russia.  This DVD features rare archive footage from both Russian and German sources, informative graphics and maps, and incisive commentary and analysis by Professor John Erickson.

The Russian Front 1941-1945 - The Road to Stalingrad.

Professor John Erickson, the award-winning author of Road to Stalingrad and Road to Berlin, reassesses the titanic struggle between Hitler and Stalin on the Eastern Front.  This volume covers the terrible events of 1942 from the doomed attempt to capture Moscow to the high water mark of Hitlers encirclement of Stalingrad.  This DVD features rare archive footage from both Russian and German sources, informative graphics and maps, and incisive commentary and analysis by Professor John Erickson.

The Russian Front 1941-1945 - Stalingrad to Kursk.

Professor John Erickson, the award-winning author of Road to Stalingrad and Road to Berlin, reassesses the titanic struggle between Hitler and Stalin on the Eastern Front.  This volume covers the dramatic events from the horrors of Stalingrad to the momentous events at the Battle of Kursk, Hitlers last chance to seize the initiative in the East.  This DVD features rare archive footage from both Russian and German sources, informative graphics and maps, and incisive commentary and analysis by Professor John Erickson.

The Russian Front 1941-1945 - The Battle for Berlin.

Professor John Erickson, the award-winning author of Road to Stalingrad and Road to Berlin, reassesses the titanic struggle between Hitler and Stalin on the Eastern Front.  This volume covers the final phase of the war, as the mighty Red Army rolled back the tide of German conquests and surged on the gates of Berlin, the very heart of Nazi Germany.  This DVD features rare archive footage from both Russian and German sources, informative graphics and maps, and incisive commentary and analysis by Professor John Erickson.