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Dunkirk: The Forgotten Heroes
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Just caught the very latest part of the above programme on Yesterday ....... Have looked for a repeat but haven't found one. Can anyone see it listed again or is there anywhere to see it in full online? TIA
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it has been around two or three times.... so it will be back. I found it quite good - I saw it after I went to Oudenaarde to see the place where my father was taken prisoner. The Germans cross the Scheldt ( Schelde/ Escaut/ "Skelda") at Kerkove in those black inflatables. The British run away alot. The belgians surrender alot and that started five years captivity...
16:25 Fri 16th May 2014
Sorry but I think that you might be out of luck. The Radio Times website normally lists all programmes scheduled for transmission within the next couple of weeks, together with their availability on catchup services. There is no listing at all for your programme. Further, the relevant page on the Yesterday TV website doesn't give any mention of scheduled transmissions (and Yesterday doesn't offer a catchup service either).
But it's bound be come back fairly soon. Everything on Yesterday seems to get repeated ad infinitum (or, in many cases, ad nauseam)!
But it's bound be come back fairly soon. Everything on Yesterday seems to get repeated ad infinitum (or, in many cases, ad nauseam)!
there are a few others that would like the dvd
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it has been around two or three times....
so it will be back.
I found it quite good - I saw it after I went to Oudenaarde to see the place where my father was taken prisoner. The Germans cross the Scheldt ( Schelde/Escaut/ "Skelda") at Kerkove in those black inflatables.
The British run away alot. The belgians surrender alot
and that started five years captivity
warning - if you do anything like revisit Dad's war sites - you will find it very emotional, you have been warned !
so it will be back.
I found it quite good - I saw it after I went to Oudenaarde to see the place where my father was taken prisoner. The Germans cross the Scheldt ( Schelde/Escaut/ "Skelda") at Kerkove in those black inflatables.
The British run away alot. The belgians surrender alot
and that started five years captivity
warning - if you do anything like revisit Dad's war sites - you will find it very emotional, you have been warned !
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