==UKTV - War Factories Series 2 (2020)== [[http://forums.mvgroup.org/index.php?showtopic=xxxxx|UKTV - War Factories Series 2 (2020)]] {{https://forums.mvgroup.org/release.images/JungleBoy/War.Factories.Series.2.0.jpg?300&nolink|}} The untold secret story of World War II. No matter how many soldiers or how clever the generals or how daring the strategy, a war cannot be won if there are not enough bullets and steel and planes and food and tanks. **Ch1. Battle for Black Gold** The story of the discovery and exploitation of the Baku Oilfields in the Russian Caucasus, which forced Stalin and Hitler to face-off in the battle of Stalingrad. **Ch2. Fiat and the Fascists** How Fiat didn't just make cars, but also made trains, planes and, like modern-day kingmakers, they made and broke governments too. **Ch3. The People's Car** While America had Ford or Chrysler or Buick, Hitler also wanted a car that would transform his nation - the 'people's car', or Volkswagen. **Ch4. Apocalypse Factories** The incredible story of the arms race to create America's nuclear arms factories. **Ch5. The Kamikaze Bullet** Japan would create arguably the greatest fighter in the Second World War - the Mitsubishi Zero, but their failed War Factories would ultimately reduce the Zero to a Kamikaze plane. **Ch6. Dambuster Factory** How the Lancaster factory, one of the biggest buildings in Europe at the time, helped to create a truly war-winning weapon. **Ch7. Colt and Kalashnikov** Long before Henry Ford, Samuel Colt is the true father of mass production. Ironically, it was the inadequacy of Soviet factory production which made the AK47 so effective. **Ch8. The First Giants** The First World War led to a number of astounding war factories, which laid the foundations and paved the way for modern factories of today. ==See Also== [[https://yesterday.uktv.co.uk/shows/war-factories/|UKTV Site]] ==Trailer== ,,Full Version Available Upon Request,, {{ youtube> }} \\ {{tag>History Industry War WWII Military Technology Engineering UKTV 2020 ar09/20 Name}} \\