The World at War is a unique historical document because it contains filmed interviews with many people who had witnessed at first hand some of the major events that had taken place during the war.
In particular I remember Traudl Junge who was one of Hitler's typist secretaries and who was an eyewitness to his final days in the Berlin bunker. Also Sir Anthony Eden (later a PM) who was Churchill's No 1 personal assistant during the war describing how Churchill came to power and the opposition from the Tory establishment that he faced . There were lots of others of course from all sides all of who by now have no doubt passed on.
