CONTEST – Reader’s Digest WWII in the Pacific
It’s time for a new contest! On April 21, 2010 Reader’s Digest released a brand new DVD collection titled WWII in the Pacific containing over 12 hours of video. From the pivotal battles that changed the course of WWII to the heroic soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of democracy, WWII in the Pacific is a gripping chronicle of the Pacific. This beautiful, gold foil-embossed 6 DVD set of authentic combat footage and newsreels from WWII is a wonderful addition to any history lover’s collection. Questar Entertainment has kindly furnished us with 2 copies to give away!
You can enter the contest in 2 ways, just follow the directions below!
Contest entry:
1) Become a Fan on Facebook AND Share a piece of personal WWII history, Photo with description, or other accurate WWII trivia you find interesting, as a post on our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/WWIIHistory.
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2) Send us an email with your name and reply email address to “contests (at) wwarii.com” AND include a piece of personal WWII history, photo or other accurate WWII trivia you find interesting.
We will pick the winners on May 3, 2010, US residents only.
If you aren’t the lucky winner, or would like to order your own copy of this great DVD set, check the links below.
Purchase Reader’s Digest WWII in the Pacific Now and see over 12 hours of live action video in this collection!
Good luck!
*Terms & Conditions – This contest is for a copy of Reader’s Digest WWII in the Pacific (6-DVD) Collection to 2 contest winners. The sets are brand new and provided by the publisher. All entrants must complete the entry task(s), or in case of any issues an email to [email protected]. One entry per household. All information provided will be kept confidential. Entries must be received by May 3, 2010 11:59pm Pacific Standard Time. Contest winners will be drawn at random and notified after the close of the contest. The DVD’s will be shipped directly to the winners. US residents only.
