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200460 minTerminée

Dunkirk

Dunkerque

Chaîne:BBC Two

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S01E03 - "Délivrance"

Diffusé le Mar 3, 2004, 12:00 PM

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Description

Alors que les troupes britanniques et françaises se retrouvent coincées suite à l’assaut des troupes allemandes, la Royal Navy tente tout pour les sauver. Le compte à rebours est lancé ! Racontée du point de vue du commandement, mais également des soldats au sol, cette série en 3 parties suit les évènements dramatiques qui ont eu lieu entre le 25 mai et le 4 juin 1940 sur les plages normandes.

Détails

Statut
Terminée
Langue
English
Durée
60 min
Première diffusion
February 18, 2004
Terminée
March 3, 2004
Programmation
Wednesday à 0:00

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Épisodes (1 Saison · 3 Épisodes)

Retraite

The Allies in northern France are in retreat, but the Navy only expects to be able to pick up a few soldiers and Churchill is under pressure to make peace in order to save the rest. Alf Tombs's unit helps hold open a corridor to aid the retreat, successfully allowing thousands to escape over 48 hours; on the beaches Captain Tennant makes use of a flimsy pier to speed the evacuation. As the weather changes the pier and the beaches are bombed heavily.

Feb 18, 2004

60 min

Évacuation

The army has now made its way back to the overcrowded coast. More boats are needed and the admiralty begins to requisition a fleet of small craft including cockle fishing boats from Leigh-On-Sea. In spite of the dangers the fishermen from Leigh begin to lift men off the beaches. As the strain on the little boat begins to tell the engine fails.In England the public begin to realise the cost of the successful evacuation and are left to face the threat of invasion.

Feb 25, 2004

60 min

Délivrance

Dunkirk has become a siege town. While a large number of the army have been evacuated many tens of thousands still remain. Jimmy Langley is injured during fierce fighting trying to hold back the final German advance and taken to a casualty clearing station where Major Newman has been trying to evacuate his wounded patients. However no arrangements have been made for them and they are left behind to face the Germans who arrive on the same day as Churchill makes his famous speech vowing 'we will never surrender'.

Mar 3, 2004

60 min

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