The Tale of Benjamin Bunny

The story of Fleetwood Mac is a rollercoaster ride of heartbreak and pain, love and forgiveness, hits and splits, and break-ups and reunions. But that’s only a small part of it.
Inside we tell the tale of the band’s incredible journey through the decades, starting at the very beginning with the original Peter Green-founded British blues iteration of the Sixties, right up to the soft-rock of the famous five of Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.

WILHELMSHAVEN - Tony Colvin tells the story of this German port city on the North Sea which was greatly extended during the Nazi era to become the largest state-owned naval dockyard in the world, with Hitler labelling it the 'Kriegshafen des Grossdeutschen Reiches' (War Port of the Greater German Reich). The Liverpool Blitz - Although many of the iconic images of the Blitz were taken in London, numerous other cities outside the capital suffered heavy damage and loss of life. As a major port with extensive docks, Liverpool was an obvious target for the Luftwaffe, which began its first operations against the city in August 1940. Neil Holmes describes the devastating effect this had. Banner of Victory over the Reichstag - Nikolai Bodrikhin and Tony Le Tissier recount the tale of how Stalin gave a speech on November 6, 1944, in which he said 'The Red Army is now coming up to its last conclusive mission; together with the armies of our allies, we have to complete the defeat of the German Army, kill the fascist beast in its own lair and raise the banner of victory over Berlin.' For the Red Army soldier 'the lair of the fascist beast' meant only one thing; the Reichstag building in Berlin.