From a universe just a little to peppermint, I give you The World at War.
An epic forty-two part pan-European television documentary series broadcast in 1972 to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the end of the Eastern War. In its time the most expensive, and most watched, television series ever made.
Apologies about the formatting.
1. From Peace to War A general overview of the war, it's causes and consequences
2. A New Russia The fall of the Social Democrats and the rise of the New Imperialism.
3. The Shadows Grow Russian meddling, espionage and other pre-war activities
4. The Distant War In 1939 the rubles of war are are seemingly far distant from Europe.
5. The Baltics Fall The shockingly quick Russian seizure of the Baltic States and the lack of coordinated response.
6. Poland The attack on Poland, the German, Spanish and French declarations of war.
7. United The beginnings of European unification in response to the Russian threat and their path to the Confederation.
8. Sisu The brutal Russian invasion and occupation of Finland
9. Stop Line The Polish/German/European halt to the Russian advance
10. Counters The initial round of limited counter-offensives
11. Total War By 1942 it is apparent to everyone that the war will be neither quick nor easy, both sides move to full scale war effort.
12. Quite Early One Morning The full-scale invasion of Russia, on a front from the Arctic to the Mid-East
13. Japan Japanese intervention and the Great Compromise (or 'Dirty Deal') that gave Japan a free hand in China in exchange.
14. Men at War, Women at Work The social impacts of the war and the effects on women.
15. Frightfulness (Gas!)[1] The use and impact of chemical weapons, from phosgene to nerve agents, and their effects.
16. At Sea The naval war, including raids, bombardments and amphibious operations.
17. Bombing and Burning The bombing campaign with specific coverage of the Volgograd firestorm.
18. The Matter of Britain The concern over British intervention and the plans and measures taken to prevent and counter it.
19. The Sea Wolves The Russian submarine and raider campaign
20. Science at War The new developments and their contributions to the war effort.
21. The White Desert The upper Baltic and Arctic campaigns
22. Vulcan The Russian invasion of Iceland
23. Plague Biological warfare, real and not.
24. In The Shadows The war of resisters, guerillas, spies and saboteurs.
25. Home and Hearth The life of civilians at home
26. Dissent Those who resisted the new regime in Russia
27. Advance The EuroFed forces drive deep into Russian territory
28. Stalemate In the winter of '45 the advance falters and a stalemate seems inevitable.
29. Breakout The brilliantly planned Operation Jardin and the myriad of elements that contributed to it's success.
30. They Also Fought Stories from the small nations that fought in the war; Ireland, Denmark et cetera.
31. Aftermath The war is over. What now? Covers the peacekeeping, famines and other consequences
32. The Reckoning The Confederation states meet to decide the fate of Russia.
33. From War to Peace Demobilising the forces and their return home.
34. Rebuilding Creating the new states in the former Russian Empire.
35. Unnecessary Persons The Russian murder campaign against those who didn’t fit the state’s views of Slavism
36. Superbomb The development of nuclear weapons, their use (including the debate about targets and demonstration), and the aftermath of their use.
37. Whirlwind War Crimes investigations and trials.
38. Memories Those who lives through the war speak of their memories of the time.
39. Men of War Portraits of some individuals, soldiers to generals
40. Men of Peace Post-war stories of veterans and how the war changed them
41. All our Yesterdays The views of contemporary people on the war
42. The Autumn War Professional historians put the war in context.
[1] The only episode to have an alternate title. No-one knows why.