This third film of the "Why We Fight" series documents the Nazi push into western Europe and the conquest of Norway, Belgium, Holland, and France. This film is kind of dullÃÂÃÂit's mostly combat footage and military strategy explained by an intelligence officer talking in a monotone and pointing to an animated map. About the only really interesting thing about it is that it contains lots of animated footage of the type described in Cartoons Go to WarÃÂÃÂmy favorite is a scene of a bunch of little swastika termites eating away at the foundation of a castle meant to represent France. Pretty standard. Ratings: Camp/Humor Value: **. Weirdness: ***. Historical Interest: ***. Overall Rating: ** Bothered by Nazi Termites? 2 Christine Hennig 2006-03-31 18:01:57 2006-03-31 18:01:57 As I watched this film I could not help but think the world has not learned anything from the past. The west faces a more determined enemy than it did in WW2 and yet the same head burying and denial that bad things can happen to us exists. Instead of our media working to bring unity against a common foe I see the same termites at work. I found the film riveting when viewed with the current conflict in mind. Where is this type of film today. 4 rwf 2006-03-31 19:46:26 2006-03-31 20:21:08 Original Music by William Lava (uncredited) Dimitri Tiomkin (uncredited) Music Department Alfred Newman .... composer: stock music (uncredited) Musical score partly by Dimitri Tiomkin NorthshoreSeniorCenterClassicalMusigGroup 2008-11-02 17:02:10 2008-11-02 17:02:10 0 3 3.00