Good Night, and Good Luck. Five words that began to be spoken nightly in the early 40s. Five words that would linger forever, in the legacy of the man who spoke them, and five words which people across the world would never forget.
The year is 1940, and Nazi Germany is on the move. By the time July had rolled around that year, Axis powers had conquered France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Denmark, all in a matter of just three months. What was prompted after was the battle of Britain, in which England’s people would be forced to fight for their lives against an onslaught invasion of Naval and Airborne German-Nazi, and Italian-Fascist soldiers. Referring to the fight by this title was ultimately short-lived, because what followed could hardly be called two sided.
