STEAMING TO VICTORY
By Michael Williams
Synopsis
The railway system during the Second World War was the lifeline of the nation, replacing vulnerable road transport and merchant shipping. Trains transported millions to and from work each day and sheltered them on underground platforms at night. Without the railways, there would have been no Dunkirk evacuation and no D-Day.
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| Narrator | Nick McArdle |
|---|---|
| Length | 13hrs 30mins |
| Catalogue No. | 10676 |
| Publisher | Soundings Audio; 2013 |
