Blizna - The Story of V-2, The H-Frame

The film tells a story of Blizna, a small village in southeastern Poland where Nazi Germany would test their deadliest weapon systems of World War II- the V-1 flying bombs and V-2 rockets. Learn how the events in and around Blizna helped turn the tide of the war. Listen to Professor Patrick Vaughan explain how an ambitious vision taken from an early science fiction film was transformed into a sinister Nazi program to develop a weapon of mass destruction. Also discover the dramatic story of the Polish Home Army and Colonel Baszak, who heroically commanded Operation Wildhorn III which helped prevent the Nazi rockets from destroying the city of London in the closing days of the war.

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Film by the H-Frame.
Magdalena Kwiek
Krzysztof Jedynak
Patrick Vaughan

Erratum: At a couple of times, the V-1 flying bomb is called a "rocket," it is a mistake. The weapon is in fact a cruise missile. (correction: Sławomir Drews)
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Copyright notifications:
German Federal Archive (Deutsches Bundesarchiv):
V1, V2, V2 launch, Dora Camp, Fritz Lang photos
Peenemünde map, TUBS, Wikipedia Commons

Brindisi map, available at Wikipedia

Poland map, available at Wikipedia

Concentration Camps map, Dennis Nilsson, Wikipedia Commons
Douglas DC-3 B&w photo, Hohum, Wikipedia Commons

V-1 and V-2 Intelligence Graphics, Piotrus, Wikipedia Commons

Wagon photo, Tomasz Sienicki , Wikipedia Commons

The Time Magazine Cover, The Time Magazine, 1968

Frau im Mund, Fritz Lang, 1929

Choose Your Path, Jingle Punks

Deep Horros, Kevin MacLeod
March to Victory, Silent Partner

Run, Max Surla/Media Right Productions
Pachabelly, Huma-Huma

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Great bit of history! Thanks for uploading.