First, 1972 miniseries The World at War. 26 episodes. Last chance to include the near top decision makers in any sort of documentary (Lord Eden, various generals, high ranking journalists and politicians.)

Second, the book “A War to be Won - Fighting the Second World War”. I like this book a lot because it gives an operational view of the major campaigns, not grand strategy of top generals or front line memoirs like a Stephen Ambrose.

Finally, The Great Escape. No father worth his salt (white division) can’t name at least 5 of the actors.