Can we get a WWII content megathread going?

I made a thread last week reflecting how soon that generation will be entirely gone. Another poster made the comment that that's why it's critical that places and things that tell their stories continue to live on. I was talking to my brother this morning about how once the last veterans/citizens alive during the time die, all of the stories will have been told for good and that'll be what we have forever to learn from as well as to create content from (movies/books/museums/etc...)

So I was thinking it'd be cool to try and gather as much information as possible about shows to watch, places to visit, books to read about WWII and anything that may relate to it. The other boards seemed to specific because I'd like to be as all encompassing as I can.


I'll be starting my first rewatch of Band of Brothers this weekend and I couldn't be more excited. Such a great show that tells a great story.

As for places to visit my first entry will be one that I'm not sure ever gets much recognition compared to its Allied counterpart just a few miles away. The La Cambe German war Cemetery in northern France. This is one of the primary cemetaries where the Germans who died during D-Day were ultimately buried. Obviously there is not much sympathy for these souls but at the end of the day most of them were probably just like you and me but just happened to be born in a different land. My uncle who served in the US military made sure to swiftly correct me when I was telling him I was at a cemetery full of Nazi's that I was actually at a cemetery full of men who died fighting for their country. It was a fascinating place to visit and gives some perspective from the other side of the war and helped me appreciate the gravity of the entire thing.

tl;dr any cool WWII books, movies, places, monuments whatever to go and see throughout the globe please comment them here. I'd love to compile a list and try to check them all off throughout my life.