1943: Berlin Blitz is not a game; rather, it’s a short, 15-minute VR experience that places users in F for Freddie as Vaughan-Thomas’ incredible radio account plays. Users are essentially extra ...

Late in 1943, Berlin slept under a moonless sky as British bombers crept toward the city. Hidden in the darkness beneath them ...

In September 1943, BBC war correspondent Wynford Vaughan-Thomas boarded a Lancaster bomber with his recording engineer and a microphone. Join the crew to fly to the heart of Nazi-occupied Europe, as ...

The File: A Personal History Timothy Garton Ash In the late 1970s, a young historian from Oxford University went to Berlin to research his dissertation on the Nazi period. Garton Ash (now one of the ...

LONDON: It is officially announced that 1,000 tons of bombs were dropped on Berlin in 20 minutes last night [Sept 3]. Twenty-two bombers are missing. The German news agency announced today [Sept 4] ...

Two new virtual reality projects announced today by the BBC VR Hub will take viewers back through time, to experience the past as never before. BBC VR Hub exists to excite audiences by creating the ...

The Berlin raids were one of the biggest stories of the war, so all of these reporters could expect to see their first-hand news reports given top billing on the front pages of newspapers worldwide.