Russia's War - Blood upon the Snow - The Stalin Years [1924-1953] TYPICAL EPISODE

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Narrated by Nigel Hawthorne

Russia's War: Blood Upon the Snow brings to life the story of the people of the Soviet Union during World War II who struggle to survive the tyrannical reign of Joseph Stalin. A compelling story of dictatorship, bloody battles, and endless courage as the Soviet people combat not only Hitler and the Germany Army, but their own leader as well. Hosted by former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, this 10-hour program features never-before-seen Russian images, once-secret documents, and leading Russian historians to explore Russia from 1924 through 1953.

The 'Russia's War' television documentary was a prestige production, with ten 52 minute episodes. Some of the episodes were introduced by Henry Kissinger. Nigel Hawthorne served as the narrator. The important Russian historians Dmitrii Volkogonov (Stalin's biographer) and Mikhail Semiriaga were cred as consultants, alongside Richard Overy; both Volkogonov and Semiriaga appeared on screen in various episodes."

01 - The Darkness Descends
02 - The Night before Midnight
03 - The Goths Ride East
04 -  Between Life and Death
05 - The Fight from Within
06 - The Cauldron Boils
07 - The Citadel
08 -  False Dawn
09 - The Fall of the Swastika
10 -  The Cult of Personality