Seconda Guerra - Nuove rivelazioni

...after reading the reviews for this show that were on here, I felt compelled to provide a real review. This show is actually very interesting, and provides information you haven't heard before, and some you have but from a different perspective and with additional evidence to clarify locations and conflicts you haven't seen before. There is no "faking" or "false presumptions" or "revision of history" or "sensationalizing" like most of these comments have said, including from whomever wrote the FAKED "Trivia" comment, which is totally off base and self-aggrandizing somehow. It's like they had a personal grudge to grind. It's a well done show. Worth watching.

This series acts as if the exploration team are finding new evidence with every turn but all of it has already been fully documented already.

None of the teams finds are new, none of thier conclusions anything other that those already established and documented many times and many years ago and the naration is slow and boring and in some cases inaccurate.

The 3d images are nice but wholly unnecessary and it seems there is far to much time given over to collection of scans than to actual interpretation.

More fact and less fancy graphics would make an actual documentary rather than this trash.

Of unnecessary noises, fast editing (video clips flashing before your eyes that almost make you have a seizure), cool but weirdly used 3d graphics and hologram technology and important historical video moments used as B roll footage. they go so fast you can barely make up what they are.

Looks like the American Media are claiming that they saved Malta, next it'll be they won Agincourt for us 🤣!..(No need to comment, it's British humour).

The dialogue implies that the supplies on board SS Ohio that eventually reached Malta which at that point was on it's knees & on the verge of surrendering, was thanks to them. What utter baloney! The program is quite informative but maybe their researcher should've checked Wikipedia first with regard to a small convoy of 67 ships under British Command called Operation Pedestal.

Look up SS_Ohio_(1940) then the section referring to the above convoy.

Having a personal interest, my father serving in The Royal Navy on Malta at the time, as well as serving on H. M. S. Hood. (He featured a documentary "The Mighty Hood" made, I believe, by a Canadian company), I found it rankled just a touch.

I was looking forward to this show, but the 1st episode I saw was about Malta. I don't know why they object to mentioning the British, everything was about the "allies", conveniently forgetting there were no allies in 1940-1942, Britain was on its own. And the absolute cherry on the cake was the absurd claim of the Ame1ricans saving Malta!! Yes the Ohio was built in America, but it was requisitioned by the UK and sailed as a British ship in a British convoy, and just made it into Valletta and the expense of many Royal Navy lives. The US was not involved in Malta, at all, and to claim otherwise is not just misleading, its revisionist.