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Product Details

  • Release Date: 8/5/2003
  • UPC: 841887000154

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  • Source: Pbs (Direct)
  • Region Code: 1
  • Sound: Dolby Digital Stereo
  • Language: English
  • Time: 3:00:00
  • Format: DVD

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- 1940s House
1. Introduction [1:48]
2. 17 Braemar Gardens [8:11]
3. The Hymer Family Arrives [13:28]
4. The Anderson Shelter [13:26]
5. Blackout [5:48]
6. Rationing Begins [12:24]
7. Danger During Blackouts [7:13]
8. Points Rationing [12:30]
9. Shortages Hit Where it Hurts [7:56]
10. Women's Volunteer Service [2:56]
11. Changing Relationships [3:38]
12. Kirtsy's Contributions [9:51]
13. An Important Guest [6:45]
1. America Raises Morale [3:37]
2. Holidays at Home Program [6:56]
3. Kirsty Works for the War Effort [13:01]
4. Air Raids and Sleep Deprivation [8:23]
5. Things Get Worse [4:33]
6. Nearing the End [9:02]
7. Peter the Prefect [7:28]
8. Credits [8:54]
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  • Anonymous

    Posted May 27, 2012

    Excellent show. I have shown this in the classroom with 7th gra

    Excellent show. I have shown this in the classroom with 7th grade students, and they really enjoyed it. More importantly, they learned a great deal from it and realize how much they take modern comforts for granted. This is a great way to learn about the civilian experience in Britain during WWII.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    The best PBS has ever done.

    These 'House' series which are '1900,1940,Frountier, and Mannor House are the best works by PBS. They give reality TV a good name. They take a family, or sevral familes and put them in a house, in this case the British home front during the second world war. They are forced to live just as they would live if they really were in that time and place. It makes one truely apprecitae all the advancements that have been made not only in devices like a washing machine, but soical advances as well. This is a show you can watch with your entire family and enjoy. Never a boring moment.

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    Posted October 25, 2008

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