World War II, Film and History
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The immediacy of the visual image, plus film and television's ostensible ability to take viewers back into the past, confers a sense of veracity on powerful historical films. This collection of essays examines the effect of film and television on perceptions of the Second World War and history.
Author: John Whiteclay Chambers
Format: Hardback, 202 pages
Published: 1996, Oxford University Press Inc, United States
Genre: Military History
The immediacy of the visual image, plus film and television's ostensible ability to take viewers back into the past, confers a sense of veracity on powerful historical films. This collection of essays examines the effect of film and television on perceptions of the Second World War and history.