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[History Channel系列]：勇士冲突Clash of Warriors-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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历史，战争纪录片，哈里·蔡斯（Harry Chase）主持，由历史频道（History Channel）于2000年出版-英语旁白History, War Documentary hosted by Harry Chase, published by History Channel in 2000- English narration
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20世纪的每一次重大战争都造就了当下的英雄人物-那些超越平庸的人带领他们的士兵取得胜利甚至失败。在《勇士冲突》中，我们研究了那个世纪最优秀的指挥官的背景和人物。每集都将招募两名世界上最伟大的战斗员，他们将面对彼此的终极考验。历史顾问：Ian Passingham编辑导演：Charles Messenger监制/导演：乔纳森·马丁行政监制：Philip Nugus由Nugus / Martin Productions Ltd为历史频道制作（2000）[编辑]???Petain vs von Falkenhayn-Verdun???为了打破1916年在西线的僵局，德国陆军参谋长埃里希·冯·法肯海恩（Erich von Falkenhayn）制定了一项恶名昭彰的计划?通过攻击法国最具象征意义的城镇之一，他将把她的军队吸血入死，并将其流血杀死。起初，这似乎做得很好，这场战斗持续了六个多月，法国军队中有四分之三以上的部队保卫凡尔登并遭受了可怕的痛苦。但是德国人不允许普通法国商人的勇气，也不允许他们的指挥官菲利普·皮坦（Philippe Petain）的坚定。[编辑]???Haig vs Ludendorff-1918年???1918年破晓时，德国西线司令埃里希·冯·鲁登道夫（Erich von Ludendorff）发起了一场绝望的赌博，以赢得这场战争，然后美军不断涌动，以打击艾恩·艾德（Iad Ied），以击败他们。他的部队使用经过特殊训练的冲锋队和迄今已知的最集中的炮弹，冲破了英国的防线，似乎正在威胁巴黎。但是，英国人和他们的指挥官道格拉斯·黑格（Douglas Haig）感到不安。尽管进行了多次尝试，但伊斯特伟大的德国人频频失败。这场战役是历史上第一个对抗坦克战的坦克，值得注意的是，这是经过精心研究的四色图形而生动起来的。[编辑]???道丁与戈林-英国之战???1940年夏天，英国独自反对纳粹德国。欧洲大部分地区都被打败了，光荣的领导者赫尔曼·戈林（Hermann Goering）领导下的胜利德国空军准备夺取空气控制权，并允许其入侵伊斯特的自由堡垒。只有皇家空军战斗机司令部阻挠了这一步-德国人毫不怀疑这将很快被歼灭。但是，这名保守而谦虚的指挥官休·道丁（Hugh Dowding）坚决认为，数量庞大的部队可以拯救他的国家。动作画面和专门开发的计算机图形结合在一起，讲述了一次独特对抗的故事-唯一由空中力量决定的战斗。[编辑]???朱可夫vs冯·博克-莫斯科1941???到1941年12月开始，德军已在克里姆林宫的视线范围内。费多尔·冯·博克（Fedor von Bock）的装甲部队似乎准备占领苏联的首都并完成“巴巴罗萨行动”的胜利。但是他们认为，没有俄国人民的英勇抵抗和乔治·朱可夫的神经。由于凶猛的局势减缓了前进的步伐，德国人遭到了新的红军师的打击和投掷，后者是为突袭而秘密成立的。鲜为人知的档案电影和四色图形带来Every major war of the 20th Century has produced heroes of the hour - men who rose above the mediocrity to lead their fellow soldiers to victory, or sometimes defeat.In Clash of Warriors, we examine the backgrounds and personalities of the finest commanders of that century. Each episode takes two of the world's greatest combatants as they face their ultimate tests against each other.Narrator: Harry ChaseScript Writer & Historical Advisor: Ian PassinghamEditorial Director: Charles MessengerProducer / Director: Jonathan MartinExecutive Producer: Philip NugusProduced by Nugus/Martin Productions Ltd for The History Channel (2000)[edit] Petain vs von Falkenhayn - Verdun Desperate to break the stalemate on the Western Front in 1916, Germany's army chief-of-staff, Erich von Falkenhayn, conceived a diabolical plan — by attacking one of France's most symbolic towns, he would draw her army into a bloodbath, and bleed it to death. At first this seemed to be working all too well, for more than six months the battle raged, with more than three-quarters of the French army going in to defend Verdun and suffering dreadfully. But the Germans had not allowed for the courage of the ordinary French soldlers, or the steadfastness of their commander, Philippe Petain.[edit] Haig vs Ludendorff - 1918 As 1918 dawned, Germany's commander on the Western Front, Erich von Ludendorff, Iaunched a desperate gamble to win the war before the growing flood of American troops being deployed against hirn Ied to certain defeat. Using specially-trained stormtroops and the most concentrated artillery barrage yet known, his troops burst through the British lines and seemed to be threatening Paris. But the nerve of the British and their commander Douglas Haig held. Despite repeated attempts, the Iast great German oftensive was ground down. The battles were notable for the first tank against tank engagement in history, and this is brought to life in a carefully-researched four-colour graphic.[edit] Dowding vs Goering - Battle of Britain In the summer of 1940 Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany. Much of Europe had been defeated, and the triumphant Luftwaffe under its flamboyant leader Hermann Goering was poised to seize control of the air and allow an invasion of this Iast bastion of freedom. Only Royal Air Force Fighter Command stood in the way - and the Germans had no doubt that this could swiftly be annihilated. But this reserved and unassuming commander Hugh Dowding was determined that his massively outnumbered force could save his country. Action footage and specially-developed computer graphics combine to tell the story of a unique confrontation - the only battle which has ever been decided by air power alone.[edit] Zhukov vs von Bock - Moscow 1941 By the beginning of December 1941, German troops were within sight of the Kremlin. The Panzers of Fedor von Bock seemed poised to capture the capital ot the Soviet Union and complete the triumph of Operation Barbarossa. But they had reckoned without the heroic resistance of the Russian people and the nerve of Georgi Zhukov. As ferocious conditions slowed their advance, the Germans were struck and hurled back by fresh Red Army divisions which had been brought up secretly for a surpise offensive. Rarely-seen archive film and four-colour graphics bring alive one of the most critical moments of World War 2.[edit] Rommel vs Montgomery - El Alamein Erwin Rommel made his name as one of the outstanding commanders of World War 2 Ieading the German Afrika Korps in a series of sweeping victories which took his forces almost to the banks of the Suez Canal. But at an obscure railway halt in the desert, he came up against his nemesis. Cautious and methodical, Bernard Montgomery was a very different sort of leader, but one ideally suited to the costly and desperate slogging match that was needed to penetrate the formidable Axis defence lines and begin the Iong advance across North Africa. Four-colour computer graphics complement action footage to bring alive the methods used to achieve the vital breakthrough.[edit] Yamamoto vs Nimitz - Midway Few batties have been so decisive or decided so swiftly. In only four minutes the elite of Japan's naval airpower was devastated by a surprise US divebomber attack. Japan's legendary naval commander-in-chief, Isoroku Yamamoto, had hoped to settle the future ot the war in the Pacific in one decisive operation. His over-complex plan did - but not in the way he had intended; for the briIliance of US Naval codebreakers, the courage of its naval pilots, and the daring of Chester Nimitz brought the apparenty unstoppable Japanese offensive of the previous six months to a sudden halt. Four-colour graphics and action footage explain the battle at which the tide turned inexorably in favour of the United States.[edit] Paulus vs Chuikov - Stalingrad The German defeat at Stalingrad was a defining moment in Hitler's dream of world domination. For the first time in World War 2, a German Field Marshal, Friedrich Paulus, was forced to surrender with his devastated army. Under the savage leadership of Vasili Chuikov, the Red Army had clung on to prove that it cou!d defeat its implacable enemy and that ultimate victory was possible. Unique footage from both sides and detailed computer graphics show how both armies were drawn into an horrific and titanic struggle.[edit] Von Manstein vs Vatutin - Kursk Operation Citadel, Hitlers attempt to 'pinch out' the Kursk salient, was his last great offensive on the Eastern Front. It became the greatest clash of armour the world had ever seen, and both armies knew that this was a pivotal battle of World War 2. If the German Panzer armies under Erich von Manstein - reinforced with the latest Tiger tanks - could break through, more than half a million Soviet troops would be cut off. If Nikolai Vatutin's men could hurl them back, then a resurgent Red Army could seize the initiative for a series of relentless offensives.[edit] Eisenhower vs von Rundstedt - D-Day The AIIied invasion of Europe on 6 June 1944 was the greatest all-arms combined operation in military history. Allied Supreme Commander, Dwight D Eisenhower, had an armada ol 6,000 ships, almost 1 million men, and a bewildering array of weapons and equipment for Operation Overlord. They faced a German enemy that was battle-hardened, formidable in defence, and commanded by one of the Wehrmacht's most experienced leaders, Gerd von Rundstedt. D-Day was a huge gamble, and its success or failure would decide the war in the West.[edit] Patton vs von Kluge - Breakout from Normandy For weeks after the D-Day Iandings, AIlied troops were pinned down in the dense Normandy 'bocage', the small fields, narrow lanes, and high hedgerows where German anti-tank ambushes and snipers inflicted mounting casualties. Their resistance would only be broken by a spectacular breakout action, and this vital task was entrusted to the flamboyant, hard-driving George Patton. Once his armoured units had been unleashed on the Allied right wing, and were swinging round behind the German defences there was little that Guenther Hans von Kluge's battle-weary troops could do to hold the line.[edit] Buckner vs Ushijima - Okinawa With the war in Europe in its final throes and Japanese resistance crumbling, it was hoped that an American assault on the home island of Okinawa would be relatively straightforward. When the first waves of troops and Marines under Simon Bolivar Buckner went ashore against only token resistance, this hope seemed justified. But the Japanese commander, Mitsuru Ushijima, had other ideas, and soon the Americans were coming up against formidable defence lines manned by fanatical defenders. The battle became one of the bloodiest of the Pacific War, and before it ended, both commanders were dead.[edit] Yamashita vs MacArthur - Philippines As he was forced to withdraw from the Philippines in the dark days of spring 1942, Dougias MacArthur vowed 'I wiII retum'. Almost three years later he did, at the head of a massive US invasion force. Knowing that he could not hope to successfully fight this force on the beaches, the Japanese commander Tomoyuki Yamashita planned a final stand in the mountains to tie down as many US troops as possible. The campaign went very much as he intended with fierce fighting continuing until the end of the war.[edit] Doenitz vs Horton - The Battle of the Atlantic It was the longest campaign in World War 2, and the one which came closest to gaining outright victory for Hitler. Had the German U-boat fieet of Karl Doenitz succeeded in throttling Britain's supply lines, all effective resistance in the West would have been at an end. For both sides it was an epic contest not just against a brave enemy, but against the perils of the Atlantic Ocean and crucial advances in technology. The critical moment came in April 1943 when the Germans hoped to strike a critical blow at one convoy - ONS-5. Graphics and action footage combine to show how they were defeated by the skill ot Max Horton, C-in-C of Western Approaches, and the courage and tenacity of his crews.[edit] Dayan vs Amer - Six Day War In early June 1967 the signs of an imminent Arab assault on Israel finally to eliminate the hated enemy were unmistakeable. But the Israelis did not sit around waiting. In a brilliantly-executed preemptive air strike the Egyptian air force was destroyed on the ground in minutes. Then Israeli defence minister Moshe Dayan co-ordinated a lightning armoured assault on the Egyptian forces in the Sinai Peninsula. Faced with the speed and aggression of the Israeli troops, there was little that the Egyptian commander Abdel Hakim Amer could do. It was all over in just six days.[edit] Giap vs Westmoreland - Tet Offensive By the beginning of 1968, the war in Vietnam had reached stalemate. The US had deployed half a million men, massive firepower, and every hightech weapon in its armoury, but the Vietcong guerrillas and their North Vietnamese backers did not seem to realise that they should have been beaten. Then on 31 January, as the Tet Festival began, Communist forces co-ordinated by the legendary Vietnamese General Vo Nguyen Giap launched a major offensive against every major city and military base in South Vietnam. At last the commander William Westmoreland had an enemy he could see and fight conventionally. He won the campaign, but the US lost the war. Popular opposition escalated, Westmoreland was replaced, and peace talks began a few months later.[edit] Saddam vs Schwarzkopf - Gulf War When Saddam Hussein, dictator of lraq, sent his forces to occupy oil-rich Kuwait, he could hardly have anticipated the response. Within days, a massive international force, sanctioned by the UN and led by the US, but including a wide range of Arab allies, was pouring into Saudi Arabia. It was under the sometimes abrasive, but PR-friendly command of Norman Schwarzkopf, a veteran of Vietnam and acknowledged expert in mobile warfare. What followed was the first high tech war in history - specialIy developed computer graphics supplement action footage to show how an air campaign using cruise missiles and other precision weaponry preceded a massive armoured assault. The liberation of Kuwait was achieved in less than four days.
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