Think of World War II Europe, and black-and-white newsreel images likely come to mind. But the war unfolded in color. And that's how Academy Award -winning* director George Stevens (A Place in the Sun, Giant) captured it in this acclaimed compilation of the personal wartime diary he filmed while on the frontlines. George Stevens, Jr. produces and narrates this triple Emmy -winning look at a world at war. From the Normandy invasion to the East-West linkup of troops at the Elbe, from the excitement and danger of the liberation of Paris to the horror of Dachau, the elder Stevens filmed these moments and much more in reels augmented here with the recollections and letters of "the Stevens Irregulars." Powerful, unforgettable and in amazing color, George Stevens: D-Day to Berlin is a rare document of history as it happened.