On September 1, 1939 Nazi Germany shocked the world when it rained bombs over Poland in the first Blitzkrieg. Two days later, on what came to be known as Black Sunday, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany.

In the United States, President Roosevelt pledged that he would make every effort to keep America out of the war. It was a pledge he could not keep. The road to victory in the war that followed crossed thousands of miles from the Atlantic Ocean to the Volga River and cost twenty million lives in Russia alone.

This is the story of the bloody battles of that war in Europe. No Hollywood movie could ever completely convey what really happened between 1939 and 1945. To understand you need to see the remarkable images (many in color) and hear the voices of the men who survived the crucible of fire that was the first mechanized war.

Through rare footage and exclusive interviews you will feel as if you were there in the hell on earth that was the greatest land war in history. This remarkable collection is the most complete uncensored story of the Road to Berlin and the defeat of Hitler’s Nazi empire and a must see for anyone interested in the greatest conflict the World has ever seen.