WW2: Women on the Frontline

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War Documentary hosted by Nina Sosanya, published by Channel 4 in 2024 - English narration

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The remarkable stories of the female pilots, journalists, guerrillas and spies who fought, flew and died in World War II, defying expectation and prejudice while often outperforming the men.

[edit] Chapter 1: Behind Enemy Lines

Tells the remarkable stories of women who fought the Nazi invaders in occupied Europe, as well as an Austrian spy who successfully infiltrated the United States.

[edit] Chapter 2: The War in the Air

Tells the story of women who took to the skies to defend their country, as well as two women whose skills as pilots helped make the Nazi blitzkrieg so successful. Featuring the stories of pilots ferrying fighter planes from factories to the frontline and the Russian female bombing regiments who would fly night-time raids against the advancing German frontline. Plus, 98-year-old Grace Taylor shares her memories of working on Britain's huge anti-aircraft guns.

[edit] Chapter 3: Boots on the Ground

Women who fought on the battlefields of the Second World War, from female snipers in Soviet Russia to Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service and the air ambulance orderlies of the Women's Auxiliary Airforce. In the Philippines, women were instrumental in liberating the country from Japanese control, while three brave female war correspondents defied the Allied commanders to report directly from the front line.