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[BBC系列]：战争中的煤炭馆Coal House at War-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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由尼古拉·雷诺兹（Nicola Reynolds）主持的历史纪录片，由英国广播公司（BBC）于2009年出版-英语旁白History Documentary hosted by Nicola Reynolds, published by BBC in 2009- English narration

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战争中的煤炭馆这个令人着迷的生活历史丛书看到三个家庭返回斯塔克广场，将他们运送回1944年和第二次世界大战，作为煤矿工人生活。家庭。放弃舒适的生活后，他们面临战争的危险和许多艰辛。这些家庭经历了1944年的生活的各个方面。这些人工作很长时间，在煤矿下工作了数日，随后鼓励人们在Stack Square上分配积蓄，因为人们被鼓励去为胜利而挖矿。克服粮食短缺。他们还必须忍受艰苦的家庭警卫训练，每人都要领略军队的生活和纪律。妇女们必须在弹药厂里强制性地处理家务劳动，为战争做各种不同的工作。这些孩子，同时，他们对自己每天服用鱼肝油的剂量感到担心，并且永远存在威胁说，他们的宠物兔子可能会被送上晚餐。在政府疏散人员和贝文男孩（Bevin Boys）的陪同下，政府派遣了年轻的小伙子为矿山工作，他们的家人努力应对严格的政权，配给，空袭和停电罚款，但重新发现了战争引起的强烈的社区精神和勇气。[编辑]??第1部分煤炭之家又回来了，这次是战争。在威尔士山谷的深处，三个家庭放弃了21世纪的生活，回到1944年以面对第二次世界大战中的艰辛生活。社区将在没有微波炉，移动电话，快餐车或快餐的情况下生存吗？[编辑]???第二部分家庭安顿在1944年的例行公事中。男人们经历了艰苦的训练，以使他们能够在煤面上和家中生活。守卫。孩子们应付学校和纪律，女人们面临弹药工厂以及经营家园的危险。??第三部分威尔士的三个家庭放弃了21世纪的生物生活，回到了1944年，以面对第二次世界大战中的艰辛生活。很难达到目标的不仅是煤矿工人。妇女们努力在工厂留下深刻的印象，而孩子们则很难保持学校的标准。[编辑]???第四部分在煤炭屋的第一周结束时，孩子们如何应付没有游戏场或移动装置的儿童？有严格的学校制度要应对，每天要服用一定剂量的鱼肝油。他们会通过学校的清洁度检查吗？他们将如何在Stack Square上与这些动物相处？[编辑]??第五部分周末可以缓解工作压力。当男人们去参加足球训练时，女人们则以四十年代风格做头发。回到煤炭屋，有新来的人。[编辑]???第六部分妇女在弹药厂执行秘密任务，而男子则在矿井中挣扎。就像综艺节目看起来正在兴旺一样，家庭却面对严峻的战争现实。[编辑]???第七部分随着煤炭馆第二周的临近，新来的人逐渐安顿下来。。家庭疾病猖ife，学校考试迫在眉睫，贝文男孩正在学习做饭。但是谁会在综艺节目中表现最好？[编辑]??第8部分：紧张局势高涨，妇女达到弹药里程碑，并在地下陷入恐慌。贝文男孩（Bevin Boys）展开了初步尝试Coal House at WarThis fascinating living history series sees three families return to Stack Square, transporting them back to 1944 and the Second World War, to live as coal miners’ families. Having given up their comfortable lives, they are faced with the dangers and many hardships of war. The families experience all aspects of life as it was in 1944. The men work long, punishing days down the coal mine, followed by tending the Stack Square shared allotment as people were encouraged to ‘Dig for Victory’ to overcome food shortages. They also have to endure the arduous Home Guard training, each getting a taste of army life and discipline. The women have to juggle their relentless household chores with compulsory work at the munitions factory, undertaking a variety of different tasks for the war effort. The children, meanwhile, have their own worries with daily doses of cod liver oil and the ever present threat that their pet rabbits may be served up for dinner. Joined by evacuees and the Bevin Boys, young lads sent by the Government to work the mines, the families struggle to cope with strict regimes, rationing, air raids and blackout fines but rediscover the strong community spirit and courage that war evoked.[edit] Part 1Coal House is back and this time its war. Deep in the Welsh valleys, three families give up their 21st century creature comforts and time travel back to 1944 to face the hardships of life in World War II. Will the community survive without a microwave, mobile, fast car or fast food?[edit] Part 2The families settle into the punishing routine of 1944. The men face a tough training period to equip them for life at the coal face and in the Home Guard. The children cope with school and discipline, and the women face the dangers of the munitions factory as well as running the home.[edit] Part 3Three Welsh families give up their 21st century creature comforts and time travel back to 1944 to face the hardships of life in World War II. It's not just the coal-mining men who are finding it hard to reach their targets. The women are struggling to impress at the factory and the children find it tough to keep the school standards.[edit] Part 4At the end of the first week in the Coal House, how are the children coping with no playstations or mobiles to occupy them? There's a strict school system to contend with and a daily dose of cod liver oil to swallow. Will they pass the school cleanliness inspection, and how will they get on with the animals at Stack Square?[edit] Part 5 The weekend provides a break from the pressures of work. While the men head off for football training, the women get their hair done Forties-style. Back at the Coal House there are new arrivals[edit] Part 6 The women take on a secret mission at the munitions factory, while the men struggle down the mine. Just as it seems things are looking up with a variety show, the families are brought face to face with the grim realities of war.[edit] Part 7 The new arrivals are settling in as the second week in the Coal House draws to a close. Home sickness is rife, school exams are looming, and the Bevin Boys are learning to cook. But who will give the best performance in the variety show?[edit] Part 8 Tensions are running high, the women reach a munitions milestone and there’s panic underground. The Bevin Boys take their first tentative steps underground and what little confidence they have soon begins to dwindle as the reality of the task ahead starts to dawn on them. The pressure is on to succeed, but their inexperience leads to some choice words from the other Stack Square men.[edit] Part 9 It’s been a rollercoaster week for the Coal House families. The families let their hair down and party like it’s 1944, some of the Stack Square chickens end up on the menu and there’s evacuation drama for the families.[edit] Part 10 With victory nearing, the pressure is on to fuel the frontline in the mining community of the Coal House. Will the men in the mine and the women at the munitions factory hit their deadlines? The scholarship exam looms at school, and a testing day in the mud leads to promotion for one of the Home Guard[edit] Part 11 It is time for the men to hang up their lamps, the women to take off their uniforms, and the evacuees to return to their parents in the city - but not before everyone gets in the swing at the community dance for a final send-off.[edit] Part 12 The children take the dreaded school exams as they spend their last week in the square. Who will receive the coveted trophy, and how will they feel about leaving their wartime lives behind?[edit] Dance House 1944 Dance House 1944 takes a look at how people faced the music and danced during the Second World War despite bombs falling and bad news from abroad. Veterans of the fighting front and the home front describe how important dancing was for them and chart the changes in fashion from strictly ballroom to jitterbug and jive.Extra's[edit] The Bevin Boys and Evacuees StoryIn 2008, a group of young people joined three Welsh families in BBC Wales's landmark living history series Coal House at War. They were transported back in time to 1944 to face the hardships of life in a World War II mining community. This programme looks back at the experiences of the four Bevin Boys and the young evacuees, and reveals how they felt when they returned to modern life.[edit] The Griffiths Family StoryIn 2008, three Welsh families took part in an extraordinary social experiment - they were transported back to 1944 to experience life in a World War II mining community. In this programme, we take a look back at the Griffiths family's time in Stack Square and reveal how Rose, Hywel, Mandy and the boys felt when they returned to modern life.[edit] The Paisey Family StoryIn 2008, the Paisey family from Cardiff took part in BBC Wales' landmark living history series Coal House at War. For a month, the Paiseys and two other families were transported back in time to 1944 to face the hardships of life in a World War II mining community. In this programme, we see how Natalie, Stephen and their four children coped with their time in Stack Square and how they felt once they returned to modern life.[edit] The Tranter Davies Family StoryIn 2008, the Tranter Davies family from Merthyr Tydfil took part in BBC Wales' landmark living history series Coal House at War. For a month, they were transported back in time to 1944 to face the hardships of life in a World War II mining community. In this programme, we look back at their time in Stack Square and reveal how Laura, Geraint and the five girls felt when they returned to modern life.

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时长: 30mins

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音频比特率: 128 Kbps CBR 48KHz

Audio 声道数: 2

时长: 59mins

帧速率: 25帧速率

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体积: 700 MB

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Video Codec: x264 CABAC

Video Bitrate: 1530 Kbps

Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778:1

Video Resolution: 832x464 (16.9)

Audio Codec: AC3

Audio Bitrate: 128 Kbps CBR 48KHz

Audio Channels: 2

Run-Time: 30mins

Framerate: 25FPS

Number of Parts: 13

Part Size: 350 MB

Source: DVD

Encoded by: Harry65

Technical Specs for Extras

Video Codec: x264 CABAC

Video Bitrate: 1558 Kbps

Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778:1

Video Resolution: 832x464 (16.9)

Audio Codec: AC3

Audio Bitrate: 128 Kbps CBR 48KHz

Audio Channels: 2

Run-Time: 59mins

Framerate: 25FPS

Number of Parts: 4

Part Size: 700 MB

Source: DVD

Encoded by: Harry65

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