Like War itself, everyone see’s things with a different view.
This is a long, glossy, expensive documentary, for Television.
Unlike in a ‘specialist interest’ book, had they spent 18 hours just interviewing people about the horror, then they would have had zero viewers after two episodes.
Far better to tell a Story well, and have that Story heard, than get caught up in individual details, and have no one listen, imo!
(all wars are horrible to the people caught up in them. It doesn’t what, where, or when they occur.)