The Battle of Britain

Despite the fall of France and numerous German attacks, Britain remains resilient and ultimately triumphs with the support of its people, credited to their involvement in decision-making and the heroic defense strategies of the RAF. The Battle of Britain is a 1943 American English-language Documentary History motion picture featuring Douglas Bader, Arno Breker, Winston Churchill, Hermann Göring, Adolf Hitler, John B. Hughes and Anthony Veiller. The Battle of Britain was Produced by Office Of War Information. The Battle of Britain is written by Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, S.k. Lauren, Julius Epstein and Philip Epstein and it is directed by Frank Capra and Anthony Veiller. War Activities Committee of the Motion Pictures Industry acquired the distribution rights for the film. The Battle of Britain was released on 26th November 1945 and takes a screen time of 54 minutes. Cinematography was done by Robert Flaherty and editing by William Hornbeck. The music was composed by Howard Jackson.