World War II remains one of the most significant and impactful events in human history, shaping global politics, economics, and society in profound ways. The war was not only a conflict between nations but also a clash of ideologies, cultures, and ambitions. We explore the twelve essential stages of World War II, including the complex reasons that precipitated the outbreak of the war.
There is no known life currently on Pluto, there is still a lot we don't know about Pluto, and the conditions there, and its surrounding moon may yield some surprises for humanity not too far into the distant future.
Goatman, werewolves, unknown primates, man-beasts, lake monsters, land monsters and even flying Thunderbirds abound across the world. Explore our paranormal planet where the land and skies are filled with mysteries.
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Two Egyptian extreme athletes, Omar Samra and Omar Nour, enter the world's toughest rowing race: the Atlantic Challenge, an unsupported 3,000 mile open-ocean race from the Canary Islands to Antigua, despite neither having experience on open water.
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CIA Drugs R Us is a comic sequel to the film, Drugs as Weapons Against Us: The CIA War on Musicians and Activists. The film continues focusing on U.S. intelligence's use of drugs in the murderous targeting of activists. It particularly covers John Lennon, Kurt Cobain, and Tupac Shakur. The film further details the CIA's Project MK-Ultra involvement with The Manson Family regarding activist actors and The Black Panthers. It also details examples regarding U.S. intelligence, drugs and the antiwar Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). The film then discusses the CIA's MK-Ultra front group, The Human Ecology Fund, continuation, along with Maryland's Catholic Church sex abuse scandal featured in the Emmy-nominated documentary series, The Keepers.
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The bipartisan group, "The Patriotic Millionaires," descend upon Whiteville, NC with an unusual goal: convince its working-class residents to set aside their differences and start a national movement to tax the rich, raise the minimum wage, and save America's economy.
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Interviews with Black musicians who grew up in Houston provide a look into the rich, but sadly unheralded, spawning ground of blues, R&B, and beyond.
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CREATE OR DIE is a feature documentary that explores the world of indie filmmaking through the lens of director David Axe. Driven by an insatiable desire to create, David assembles a team to shoot his passion project, an ambitious movie-within-a-movie called ACORN, in the Georgia backwoods. But when tragedy strikes on set, doubt and tension threaten to bring an end to their production.
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The Purple Pie Place is a seasonal shop that serves delicious pies and ice cream. Located in Custer, South Dakota, they opened in 1981 to serve homemade treats to those visiting the Black Hills. Follow Yuliia on her journey as the fourth owner of the Purple Pie Place throughout the 2022 season!
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Explosive new facts on who may have been responsible for JFK's untimely death are explored in a revealing, cutting edge assessment of this historic case.
Ed Asner Unscripted looks at death with humor and pathos while Ed reminisces about some of his favorite stars and indie projects which are lesser known but no less dear to his artistic soul.
The mystery of the sphinx? The lost city of Atlantis? The pyramids of Teotihuacan or the hanging gardens of Babylon? These are just a few of the ancient mysteries that we wonder about.
The discovery of Bigfoot is still afoot but for those who have encountered these legendary creatures, their testimonials clearly suggest that they truly exist.
Jane Goodall inspired millions of people all over the world in the field of sustainability. Her visit to Hungary changed even more lives. What can a scientist, an activist, a bishop and an environmental specialist do to protect our planet?
A 24-hour veterinary clinic acts as a bridge, witnessing the birth, separation, sickness and death of animals that were, are and will be loved by humans.
Extraordinary first-hand UFO and Alien accounts depicted with stunning detail, revealing startling facts that have been suppressed from the public until now.
Whether he's booking musicians in Key West, writing songs with country legends, or playing keyboard in The Jaime Wyatt Band, Doc Elliot would much rather be retired. After suffering a meth induced heart attack at 24, we follow Doc on a yearlong tour, performing from Florida to California as he struggles with his sobriety. This intimate insight on a young artist's journey reveals unwavering trials and tribulations of one musician who could have it all, but just hates doing it.
As the Cascade Blood Mystery deepens, investigator, author and film maker Matthew D. Heines submits the mystery blood to the University of California (Davis) for a Species Identification Test, undergoes a grilling and extensive polygraph examination.
Another Ice Age is unlikely to occur within the next 100,000 years. But modern humans have the potential to alter timescales, habitats, biomes, and social structures radically.
From otherworldly encounters with aliens to ancient labyrinths and shocking secrets hidden from humanity for eons, Siberia is a place of wonder and awe.
Imagine A World with Complete Accessibility. "Mark: A Call to Action" is the story of Dr. Mark Bookman, a severely disabled Pennsylvania-born American who later resided in Tokyo full-time, becoming one of Japan's leading experts on accessibility and a policy consultant to governments and major corporations around the world. Sadly, Mark Bookman passed away just following the filming of the film.
