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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been announced [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/world-on-fire-season-2-cast-slideshow/ with a US release date of October 15, 2023]]; it aired in the UK in July 2023.
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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been was announced [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/world-on-fire-season-2-cast-slideshow/ with a US release date of October 15, 2023]]; it aired in the UK in July 2023.
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* ActionPrologue: The first episode opens with Lois and Harry infiltrating a rally of Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts. Harry gets beaten up, and they are both arrested.
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* ActionPrologue: The first episode 1.01 opens with Lois and Harry infiltrating a rally of Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts. Harry gets beaten up, and they are both arrested.
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* AllGermansAreNazis: Though people often use "German" and "Nazi" interchangeably, the series itself has many German characters who aren't Nazis. For instance most prominently is the Rossler family (technically Mr. Rossler is a Party member, but only to protect them with the influence it brings) who oppose the Nazis' (at least in part because their daughter has epilepsy and is at risk for involuntary "euthanasia", but they're revealed to have made a number of dissident comments later). Sieber, a German officer in the occupation of Paris, is also sympathetic. He shows veiled dislike of the Nazi policy on jazz music, and helps Webster when Albert is detained (it's also indicated Sieber knows they're gay, but doesn't share the Nazi's vicious anti-LGBT views).
* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1.04. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to teleport.
* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1.04. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to teleport.
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* AllGermansAreNazis: Though people often use "German" and "Nazi" interchangeably, the series itself has many German characters who aren't Nazis.
** Forinstance instance, most prominently is the Rossler family (technically Mr. Rossler is a Party member, but only to protect them with the influence it brings) who oppose the Nazis' (at least in part because their daughter has epilepsy and is at risk for involuntary "euthanasia", but they're revealed to have made a number of dissident comments later).
** Sieber, a German officer in the occupation of Paris, is also sympathetic. He shows veiled dislike of the Nazi policy on jazz music, and helps Webster when Albert is detained (it's also indicated Sieber knows they're gay, but doesn't share theNazi's Nazis' vicious anti-LGBT views).
** Gertha is a member of the League of German Girls (the female wing of the Hitler Youth), but is horrified when the SS's Lebensborn program recruits her friend Marga to have a "pure Aryan" child (both are only sixteen, as she protests). Their teacher Herr Turtz also opposes this, saying that it would be the Reich raping Marga. Both are arrested for speaking against this by the Gestapo.
* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1.04.04 and 1.05. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to teleport.
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** Sieber, a German officer in the occupation of Paris, is also sympathetic. He shows veiled dislike of the Nazi policy on jazz music, and helps Webster when Albert is detained (it's also indicated Sieber knows they're gay, but doesn't share the
** Gertha is a member of the League of German Girls (the female wing of the Hitler Youth), but is horrified when the SS's Lebensborn program recruits her friend Marga to have a "pure Aryan" child (both are only sixteen, as she protests). Their teacher Herr Turtz also opposes this, saying that it would be the Reich raping Marga. Both are arrested for speaking against this by the Gestapo.
* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1.
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* BadassInDistress: Kasia, who's slowly become a hardened Polish resistance fighter, nonetheless, gets captured when the Germans ambush her during another honey trap operation. She's captured and then sentenced to death. However, while being marched off to the gallows resistance fighters rescue her.
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* BadassInDistress: Kasia, who's slowly become a hardened Polish resistance fighter, nonetheless, nonetheless gets captured when the Germans ambush her during another honey trap operation. She's captured and then sentenced to death. However, while being marched off to the gallows resistance fighters rescue her.
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* BuryYourDisabled: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]]. The introduction of Aktion T4 leads to the mass murder of people with disabilities in Nazi Germany. [[spoiler:The Rosslers' daughter Hilda has epilepsy and her mother kills her and then herself in a MurderSuicide, that could be seen as a MercyKill.]]
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* BuryYourDisabled: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]]. The introduction of Aktion T4 leads to the mass murder of people with disabilities in Nazi Germany. [[spoiler:The Rosslers' daughter Hilda has epilepsy and her mother kills her and then herself in a MurderSuicide, MurderSuicide that could be seen as a MercyKill.]]
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The fifth episode ends without revealing the fate of Tom and Gregorz, caught out in the open on the Dunkirk beach during a Stuka bombing run.
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* ChummieCommies: Luc, a French communist who's arrested for opposing the Nazis, is treated sympathetically because he's on the good side.
* {{Cliffhanger}}:The fifth episode 1.05 ends without revealing the fate of Tom and Gregorz, caught out in the open on the Dunkirk beach during a Stuka bombing run.
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* MoreDakka: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, SS troops ambush Harry and Kasia's band of resistance fighters with an MG-34 light machine gun hidden in a truckbed.]]
* MurderSuicide: [[spoiler:Mrs. Rossler kills Hilda and then herself.]]
* MurderSuicide: [[spoiler:Mrs. Rossler kills Hilda and then herself.]]
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* MoreDakka: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, 1x7, SS troops ambush Harry and Kasia's band of resistance fighters with an MG-34 light machine gun hidden in a truckbed.]]
* MurderSuicide: [[spoiler:Mrs. Rossler kills Hilda and thenherself.herself to spare her daughter being "euthanized".]]
* MurderSuicide: [[spoiler:Mrs. Rossler kills Hilda and then
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* SecretPolice: The Gestapo investigate the Rosslers after Mr. Rossler killed a Nazi woman to protect his daughter, and interrogate them both harshly.
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* SecretPolice: SecretPolice:
** The Gestapo investigate the Rosslers after Mr. Rossler killed a Nazi woman to protect his daughter, and interrogate them bothharshly.harshly.
** In Season 2 they arrest Gertha, who's just 16, simply for objecting to her friend Marga having gotten recruited into the Lebensborn program. Threats by them against her parents get Gertha to give her teacher Herr Turtz up, who had counseled Marga's parents against it too. He doesn't blame her, clearly realizing what happened.
** The Gestapo investigate the Rosslers after Mr. Rossler killed a Nazi woman to protect his daughter, and interrogate them both
** In Season 2 they arrest Gertha, who's just 16, simply for objecting to her friend Marga having gotten recruited into the Lebensborn program. Threats by them against her parents get Gertha to give her teacher Herr Turtz up, who had counseled Marga's parents against it too. He doesn't blame her, clearly realizing what happened.
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** And finally there's Grzegorz, who, after somehow slipping through a wormhole from Poland to Belgium, and being plucked off the beaches of Dunkirk, finds himself in a Yorkshire hospital for shell-shock patients.
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** And finally Finally there's Grzegorz, who, after somehow slipping through a wormhole from Poland to Belgium, and being plucked off the beaches of Dunkirk, finds himself in a Yorkshire hospital for shell-shock patients.
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* WouldHitAGirl:
** Mr. Rossler unhesitatingly kills a Nazi woman who threatened to out his daughter for being disabled, which might have got her killed. Given that, it's understandable.
** The Gestapo agent interrogating Mrs. Rossler shows no compunction at hitting or mistreating her.
** Mr. Rossler unhesitatingly kills a Nazi woman who threatened to out his daughter for being disabled, which might have got her killed. Given that, it's understandable.
** The Gestapo agent interrogating Mrs. Rossler shows no compunction at hitting or mistreating her.
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* KilledOffscreen: [[spoiler: Douglas Bennett dies in an air raid between Seasons 1 and 2]]
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* KilledOffscreen: [[spoiler: Douglas Bennett dies in an air raid between Seasons 1 and 2]]2.]]
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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been announced [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/world-on-fire-season-2-cast-slideshow/ with a release date of October 15, 2023]].
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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been announced [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/world-on-fire-season-2-cast-slideshow/ with a US release date of October 15, 2023]].
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero:
** Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
** Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero:
**PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: PoliticallyIncorrectHero:
** Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
** Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Albert is a black Frenchman, and he's gay as well.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Albert is a black Frenchman, and he's gay as well. Albert even got into an argument about it with Eddie, who had this to say:
--> '''Eddie:''' Coloured and queer, with Nazis in charge. Good luck with those chances.
--> '''Eddie:''' Coloured and queer, with Nazis in charge. Good luck with those chances.
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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been announced [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/world-on-fire-season-2-cast-slideshow/ with a release date of Octoboer October 15, 2023]].
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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been announced.
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''World on Fire'' is a 2019 Creator/{{BBC}} television series set across Europe during UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo. The first season chronicles the first year of World War II, starting with the German invasion of Poland and continuing through the aftermath of the fall of France in June 1940. A second season has been announced.
announced [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/world-on-fire-season-2-cast-slideshow/ with a release date of Octoboer 15, 2023]].
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1-4. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to teleport.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1-4.1.04. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to teleport.
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* CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys: The TropeMaker has just barely happened and this idea has already lodged in the English consciousness, as a bed-ridden Tom in episode 1-6 says he won't surrender "like you lot". Webster notes pointedly that it was a French ambulance that brought him back from the beaches of Dunkirk.
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* CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys: The TropeMaker has just barely happened and this idea has already lodged in the English consciousness, as a bed-ridden Tom in episode 1-6 1.06 says he won't surrender "like you lot". Webster notes pointedly that it was a French ambulance that brought him back from the beaches of Dunkirk.
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* INeedAFreakingDrink: When the hardcore Nazi woman in Herr Rossler's factory makes a threat about his epileptic daughter, Rossler bashes her skull in with an iron. Then he's shown taking a stiff drink before going to Nancy for help disposing the body.
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* INeedAFreakingDrink: When the hardcore Nazi woman in Herr Rossler's factory makes a threat about his epileptic daughter, Rossler bashes her skull in with an a clothes iron. Then he's shown taking a stiff drink before going to Nancy for help disposing the body.
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* ItHasBeenAnHonor: After Harry gives Stan a direct order to head for the Dunkirk beach in episode 1-5, Stan says "Pleasure and an honor, sir" before departing.
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* ItHasBeenAnHonor: After Harry gives Stan a direct order to head for the Dunkirk beach in episode 1-5, 1.05, Stan says "Pleasure and an honor, sir" before departing.
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* MatchCut: In episode 1-2, Kasia crumples down to the floor and embraces the corpse of her mother, shot through the forehead. Cut to Webster and Albert, spooning in bed.
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* MatchCut: In episode 1-2, 1.02, Kasia crumples down to the floor and embraces the corpse of her mother, shot through the forehead. Cut to Webster and Albert, spooning in bed.
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* OminousFog: Episode 1-5 begins with Harry and his men emerging from thick fog on a lonely road somewhere near the coast. Their route is often fog-bound as they make the dangerous trek to Dunkirk on foot.
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* OminousFog: Episode 1-5 1.05 begins with Harry and his men emerging from thick fog on a lonely road somewhere near the coast. Their route is often fog-bound as they make the dangerous trek to Dunkirk on foot.
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* OnePersonBirthdayParty: Kasia holds one in Warsaw for her youngest brother who is away with Harry's mother in England; she sings "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sto_lat Sto Lat]]" and blows out a lone candle on a single cupcake.
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* OnePersonBirthdayParty: Kasia holds one in Warsaw for her youngest brother who is away with Harry's mother in England; she sings "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sto_lat Sto Lat]]" lat]]"[[labelnote:*]]the Polish equivalent to HappyBirthdayToYou[[/labelnote]] and blows out a lone candle on a single cupcake.
* RunForTheBorder: Tom Bennett, after being stranded on the beach at Dunkirk when injured by a bomb, must cross France to neutral Spain and take passage back to Britain from there. He is aided by Webster, who sneaks him out of the hospital disquised as a corpse, where he is helped from Paris to the border by the French Resistance.
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* SpitefulSpit: In episode 1-2 Kasia's mother spits at the German officer who has just entered her house. This gets her shot through the head. Later in that same episode Kasia is spitting in the soup that she's serving to German officers at the cafe.
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* SpitefulSpit: In episode 1-2 1.02 Kasia's mother spits at the German officer who has just entered her house. This gets her shot through the head. Later in that same episode Kasia is spitting in the soup that she's serving to German officers at the cafe.
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* OnePersonBirthdayParty: Kasia holds one in Warsaw for her youngest brother who is away with Harry's mother in England; she sings "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sto_lat Sto Lat" and blows out a lone candle on a single cupcake.
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* OnePersonBirthdayParty: Kasia holds one in Warsaw for her youngest brother who is away with Harry's mother in England; she sings "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sto_lat Sto Lat" Lat]]" and blows out a lone candle on a single cupcake.
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* OnePersonBirthdayParty: Kasia holds one in Warsaw for her youngest brother who is away with Harry's mother in England; she sings "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sto_lat Sto Lat" and blows out a lone candle on a single cupcake.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Albert is a black Frenchman, and he's gay as well.
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* Webster O'Connor, who's working as a doctor in Paris. Webster is gay, and has fallen in love with a Parisian saxophone player named Albert.
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* Webster O'Connor, O'Connor (Creator/BrianJSmith), who's working as a doctor in Paris. Webster is gay, and has fallen in love with a Parisian saxophone player named Albert.
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* IllTimedSneeze: It's not clear whether Grzegorz has TB or is just asthmatic, but either way he can't stop coughing. His cough at the worst possible time results in a German soldier finding the place where he and his buddy are hiding. They manage to escape again later.
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* IntrepidReporter: Nancy Campbell, an American who reports on the outbreak of the war. She is based on [[NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed real life]] journalist Clare Hollingsworth, who is credited with the first international report of the German invasion of Poland.
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* IntrepidReporter: Nancy Campbell, an American who reports on the outbreak of the war. She is based on [[NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed real life]] real-life]] journalist Clare Hollingsworth, who is credited with the first international report of the German invasion of Poland.
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* SneezeOfDoom: It's not clear whether Grzegorz has TB or is just asthmatic, but either way he can't stop coughing. His cough at the worst possible time results in a German soldier finding the place where he and his buddy are hiding. They manage to escape again later.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1-4. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to [[Literature/HarryPotter apparate]].
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1-4. Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to [[Literature/HarryPotter apparate]].teleport.
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* Harry Chase, a rich boy whose snooty mother Robina (Lesley Manville) disapproves. Harry is sent to Warsaw to work as a translator in the embassy. While still thinking about Lois, he falls in love with...
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* Harry Chase, a rich boy whose snooty mother Robina (Lesley Manville) (Creator/LesleyManville) disapproves. Harry is sent to Warsaw to work as a translator in the embassy. While still thinking about Lois, he falls in love with...
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* ObligatoryWarCrimeScene: In Warsaw, the Germans execute civilians for resistance activity with little or no evidence and in the first episode Stefan is shot dead whilst holding up a white flag in surrender.
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* TheSocialDarwinist: Dr. Voller defends killing disabled children when Nancy Campbell confronts him over it citing "natural selection" and necessary "progress" to stop hereditary diseases. When she retorts that progress means protecting the weak, he notes that many American and British intellectuals, including UsefulNotes/WinstonChurchill, [[NotSoDifferent also support eugenics]] but just don't have the stomach to take it this far. When she says that's no defense, he claims [[MercyKill it's merciful]] for them and objectors shouldn't try to stop it.
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* TheSocialDarwinist: Dr. Voller defends killing disabled children when Nancy Campbell confronts him over it citing "natural selection" and necessary "progress" to stop hereditary diseases. When she retorts that progress means protecting the weak, he notes that many American and British intellectuals, including UsefulNotes/WinstonChurchill, [[NotSoDifferent [[NotSoDifferentRemark also support eugenics]] but just don't have the stomach to take it this far. When she says that's no defense, he claims [[MercyKill it's merciful]] for them and objectors shouldn't try to stop it.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1-4. Grzegorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to[[Literature/HarryPotter apparate]] hundreds of miles to wind up on the beaches of Dunkirk.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this between episodes 1-4. Grzegorz Gregorz and Konrad somehow manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean that they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or somehow gained the ability to[[Literature/HarryPotter apparate]] hundreds of miles to wind up on the beaches of Dunkirk.[[Literature/HarryPotter apparate]].
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this in episode 1-4, when Grzegorz runs into a British tank unit. In Poland, in 1940. Or it may be that Grzegorz runs into the tanks in Belgium. Because in the next episode he has somehow teleported or [[Literature/HarryPotter Apparated]] hundreds of miles, across Germany, to wind up on the beaches of Dunkirk.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: ArtisticLicenseGeography: A rather jaw-dropping instance of this in episode 1-4, when between episodes 1-4. Grzegorz runs into a British tank unit. In Poland, in 1940. Or it may be that Grzegorz runs into the tanks in Belgium. Because in the next episode he has and Konrad somehow teleported manage to get from Poland to Belgium on foot, which would mean they either managed to traverse the entirety of an extremely hostile and alert Germany without being caught, or [[Literature/HarryPotter Apparated]] somehow gained the ability to[[Literature/HarryPotter apparate]] hundreds of miles, across Germany, miles to wind up on the beaches of Dunkirk.
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* MoreDakka: [[spoilers:In Episode 7, SS troops ambush Harry and Kasia's band of resistance fighters with an MG-34 light machine gun hidden in a truckbed.]]
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* MoreDakka: [[spoilers:In Episode 7, SS troops ambush Harry and Kasia's band of resistance fighters with an MG-34 light machine gun hidden in a truckbed.]]
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Stan, who's ''not'' pleased to be traveling to Dunkirk alongside a truckload of shell-shocked men and French-African soldiers.
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* InterclassRomance: Upper-middle class Harry and [[YourCheatingHeart both]] his love interests: Lois is a factory worker as well as a [[TheChanteuse nightclub singer]], and Kasia is a waitress.
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* InterclassRomance: Upper-middle class Harry and [[YourCheatingHeart both]] both his love interests: Lois is a factory worker as well as a [[TheChanteuse nightclub singer]], and Kasia is a waitress.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Harry marries Kasia, but then has sex with Lois after he returns to England (which also gets her pregnant).
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* BlackBestFriend: Connie to Lois.
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* FighterLaunchingSequence: Episode 1-7 has a brief shot of British fighter planes taking off, presumably to take on the Luftwaffe, as it's summer 1940.
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* JustInTime: Kasia is being led to the gallows in episode 1-7 when her Resistance comrades swoop in and rescue her.
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** And finally there's Grzegorz, who, after somehow slipping through a wormhole from Poland to Belgium, and being plucked off the beaches of Dunkirk, finds himself in a Yorkshire hospital for shell-shock patients.
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** The first-season finale reveals the back story behind Harry's late father: he was a shell-shocked veteran of WWI like Douglas, except that he killed himself after he got home.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: The cast are so spread out across Europe that when they come into contact it can feel contrived. Examples include: [[spoiler:Kasia and Harry finding each other in Poland, Albert's coworker Eddie being the sweetheart of Lois's coworker Connie, Grzegorz and Tom both being at Dunkirk, and Webster treating Tom at the hospital in Paris.]]
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* ContrivedCoincidence: The cast are so spread out across Europe that when they come into contact it can feel contrived. Examples include: [[spoiler:Kasia Kasia and Harry finding each other in Poland, Albert's coworker Eddie being the sweetheart of Lois's coworker Connie, Grzegorz and Tom both being at Dunkirk, and Webster treating Tom at the hospital in Paris.]]
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* FighterLaunchingSequence: Episode 1-7 has a brief shot of British fighter planes taking off, presumably to take on the Luftwaffe, as it's summer 1940.
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* HeelRealization: Klaus, serving in the army, has a realization about German guilt after finding out just how his mother and sister died.