weird invention in world war 2
Exploding rats
The British proposed this idea in 1941 a series of medical experiments the idea was to fill rat corpses with explosives.
Jet engines
came to fore in the closing months of WW2 as a way of giving fighters an advantage over their adversaries.
The Panjandrum
panjamdrum in 1943 the British Directorate of miscellaneous weapons Development (D M W D) .
Pigeon -guided -rockets
mammals weren’t the only ones roped World war 2 military plans.
Dunnell, T. (2020). 10 Strange Weapons Invented During World War II. [online] www.mentalfloss.com. Available at: https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/626561/strange-weapons-world-war-ii.
Performance arts in word war 2
In word war 2 the theatre show that was on at the time was ,a major geographic area of military operations with be in tow largest being the European theatre ,pacific theatre .
They was divided in to specific campaigns such as the Eastern and western front sin in Europe. some of main Theatre was European Theatre try to fought for control .
Critical Stages/Scènes critiques. (2023). Theatre as Weapon of War: German Language Theatres Across Occupied Europe During WWII. [online] Available at: https://www.critical-stages.org/27/theatre-as-weapon-of-war-german-language-theatres-across-occupied-europe-during-wwii [Accessed 23 Sep. 2025].
Today the group watched some horrible history videos for the TV show to get some ideas for the shows we are doing. What i think it was will child like and funny the lighting in scene were very natural also the costumes colour was a Gray ‘s and dark blue colour and the shot long ,zoom , The TV show is comical to draw a younger crowd of viewers for sure, to be funny, educational at the same time.
we look at some script form the 1940 and one i look at was the gut gins . There in lady’s refinery club,talking about the days plan ,when attention is bruises on Priscilla’s face and they enter a discussion about the bruises ,pricier brushe it of as if it was a accident lady it doesn’t believe her but goes along . Concord Theatricals. (n.d.). Homepage. [online] Available at: https://www.concordtheatricals.co.uk/.