KNPB Features A Special Encore of The War
September 29-30 and October 7, 2007

Support the programs that you watch on KNPB...
Consider supporting your local public television station KNPB in association with this special presentation and significant documentary series. By making or renewing a membership gift, you will have the opportunity to receive a thank-you gift connected to The War. The important thing though is that the proceeds of your contribution is haelping make it possible for KNPB to bring The War to our community and our viewers in northern Nevada and northeastern California.

• At the $60 level:

  Receive the softcover book War Stories: Veterans Remember WWII. Personal narratives told by Nevada citizens who were there. The stories vary as widely as individual human experience. Combined, they present a vivid picture of military service. This book is published by the University of Nevada Oral History Program.
  
  
• At the $75 level:
  Receive the single CD music soundtrack of The War: A Ken Burns Film plus the bonus CD "The Second World War: I Can Hear It Now" with overall narration by Edward R. Murrow. The speakers include reporters of the time period along with notables such as Neville Chamberlain, Charles Lindbergh, Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, Charles de Gaulle, Joseph Stalin, Harry S. Truman and Douglas MacArthur.
  
  
• At the $150 level:

  Receive the 4-CD music soundtrack of The War: A Ken Burns Film plus the bonus CD "The Second World War: I Can Hear It Now".
  
  
• At the $200 level:

  Receive the companion hardcover book by Ken Burns titled The War: An Intimate History, 1941-1945 plus the bonus CD "The Second World War: I Can Hear It Now".
  
  
• At the $365 level:
  Receive the 6-pack DVD set of The War: A Ken Burns Film plus two bonus CDs - of "The Second World War: I Can Hear It Now" and "#1 Hits of the Second World War" with 10 popular songs.
  

Join or renew now with the KNPB Online Membership Form
or call 775.784-1900 or toll free 888-784-1900.

Visit the companion website on pbs.org/thewar.