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The 50s were "happening years" in the United States. Many Americans had enough money to buy their first house. Cancer claimed several famous people. Actor Humphrey Bogart and Nobel laureate atomic physicist Enrico Fermi
See where some of the biggest battles of World War II were planned and fought in this fascinating travelogue, including the British cabinet war rooms, the Royal Air Force Museum and the beaches of Normandy where Allied f
Made by, for, and with São Paulo fans, SOVEREIGN 2 won’t just tell a story; it will revive on the screen the majesty of the pitch, bringing back the raw emotion of the fans who have the joy of supporting the most success
The Ball-Sellers House is Arlington Virginias oldest house. Built in the 1740s by a farmer, it is a rare example of a middle class colonial dwelling. By some miracle, it has survived for over 270 years with an original r
A subsequent fulfilment of a pre-historic wish is a Film about an female artist who died in a dubious accident. Connected in time trought the layers of rituals, nature, death and fragments of remembrance, a narrator sear
This is the ultimate classic forestry and forest films collection. All seven of these rare, vintage films stand out, and each brings a new angle of historical perspective with which we can learn from the environmental mi
The narration—interrupted by the soundtrack of Alfred E. Green's 1948 western Four Faces West—describes a 19th century photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan, titled Historic Spanish Record of the Conquest. The photograph is s
World Report cameras have had unique access to the mission of Shuttle Discovery. From the events leading up to the STS-114 launch, to the touchdown of the spacecraft, relive this historic series of events through the eye
A recording of NASSA's 2003 Benchmark AGM, covering nine sessions on Shetland sheep breeding and history: the breed and the 1927 Flock Book Standard, fleece and dual coat structure, color genetics, ram management, the mo
This historic film captures the legendary pianist ARTUR RUBINSTEIN in rare performance film footage. The first portion of the program features Rubinstein playing: • Spinning Song (Mendelssohn)• Liebestraum (Liszt)• C#
Experience the war on terror from the front lines with this gripping account of the Battle of Robert's Ridge, the first significant military encounter in the U.S. effort to dismantle al-Qaida and oust the Taliban from Af
The rapid urbanization and population explosion witnessed in New Yorkin the early part of the 20th century called for speedy innovations in transport systems. With most of the businesses located in Manhattan, people were
Ever since the gold fever died down and men discovered that California had much more to offer than just gold, people have thronged to this golden state which is sometimes jokingly referred to as the "state of fruits and
What nature held back in terms of fertility from the state of Utah, it more than compensated for by endowing this desert state with abundant and mesmerizing natural beauty. One only has to visit the enchanting Bryce Cany
Everything about Coney Island seems to carry a certain fascinating charm-from how it came to be called Coney Island to the thrills it had to offer. Some believe that the name Coney Island originated from Dutch names like
A Historic Video that probes the consequences of wars, how they destroy entire populations and cities in fractions of seconds. The aftermath of wars and the manner in which they change the lives of survivors and their li
Discover the real Wild West in this engaging travel series that examines the impact of the California gold rush on the developing nation and details some of the more colorful bandits that made the period both dangerous a
In the late 1970s, public concern over cultural heritage preservation began to emerge in Taiwan. During his tenure at China Television Company (中國電視公司), Chang Chao-Tang (張照堂) produced a special feature for the news progr
This is the story of the Qatari people welcoming the world to their country in November and December 2022 to host the FIFA World Cup™. It’s the story of football fans from every continent and time zone, turning their gaz
The turn of the 20th century witnessed a renewed sense of optimism among Californians who were bouncing back from the economic depression of the 1890s. One wonderful aspect of the era was the multitude of grandiose schem