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"MAKTO" Studio produces documentary historical films which are devoted to the emergence and the development of human civilization in various regions of the planet Earth.
Fates of concrete historical persons or past historical events in ancient times are considered in terms of human understanding and logic and through the prism of the impact of divine forces on human society.
Short documentary films in a simple and accessible form tell the history of mankind. Films are shot without any comments from academic historians and allow an inquisitive audience to make conclusions on its own about a particular historical event or person, without the pressure of an authoritative opinion. An Interesting History Studio MAKTO
The FreeStyle Life is the premier online film exhibition that features first rate feature films, documentaries, student films, music videos, and shorts from independent filmmakers across the globe. FreeStyle Life Film Exhibition The FreeStyle Life Film and Music Video Exhibition 2012 - The FreeStyle Life
MONARCH FILMS MONARCH FILMS
JeridooTV offers a variety of interesting documentaries, movies and short films. Jeridoo TV
Historical documentary films on various topics, Rare WW2 footage and battle scenes, Cold War era educational films, Biographies etc.
Historical documentary films
Фильмы к дню космонавтики К дню космонавтики

Is This Heaven?

Good enough for the Hall of Fame but without a headstone, Pete Hill has been nearly forgotten. Piecing together his story uncovers injustice, struggle, and one of the greatest ballplayers of all time. Is This Heaven?
This is a film about the real John F. Kennedy the President who was prepared to risk his political career in return for sex. In a terrible irony, as the American Press finally braced itself to reveal the story in 1963, he was assassinated in Dallas. It took his life, but it may have saved his reputation. Using new documentary evidence and recently-released FBI files, the film reveals his long string of affairs and lovers. His recklessness, and his belief that he was untouchable, threatened to lead to his political downfall. By the autumn of 1963, the American press was on the brink of exposing him. In Britain, a sex and spying scandal caused the resignation of MP John Profumo. One of the women involved in the Profumo scandal, Mariella Novotny, claimed to have had a relationship with JFK. An American newspaper picked up the story and published an article with coded references to the President, suggesting he was involved in a vice scandal. Perhaps it was only that fateful bullet which kept JFKs reputation inta JFK's Women: The Scandals Revealed
In 1937, when the occupying Japanese Army carried out mass shootings, rapes and brutal killings, the German Siemens manager and glowing admirer of the "Führer" John Rabe saved more than 200,000 Chinese by setting up a neutral zone in the center of Nanjing to provide refuge to civilians. Though revered in China, he was all but forgotten after the war. Was Rabe a "good Nazi?" John Rabe - The Good Nazi of Nanking
During the first years of Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci dared to defy God, Nature and all humans of its time by trying to make a reality out of the greatest of dream of all: the human flight. He became the most famous man of the world, thanks to paintings such as La Gioconda, he was a valid engineer, an architect, a sculptor, a biologist, a musician and he astonished the world with his inventions. Many of these inventions are coming to live in this documentary with computer graphics and animations that will also take the audience in a virtual journey in the Ideal City that Leonardo dreamed of. Leonardo's Dream
30.000 British and 12.000 American soldiers were displaced to unknown destinations during World War II and the Korean War. 900 US soldiers were sighted alive by several witnesses after the end of the Vietnam War before they disappeared without a trace. Several hundred thousands of European survivors of the Nazi camps, mainly Dutch, Belgian and French vanished in the Soviet Union after World War II. Yet to this day the fate of the victims is one of the darkest chapters of the Cold War. M.I.A. - Missing in Action
Seven Decades after the bloody battle for Omaha Beach in Normandy, France on D-Day,, many veterans are returning to visit one last time. Omaha Beach: Honor And Sacrifice tells the very personal stories of several veterans as they return to Omaha Beach and the celebration that Normandy, France holds in their honor every year. Omaha Beach: Honor And Sacrifice
November 26th, 1941. The navy squadron leaving the rendezvous near Kuril Islands is heading towards the Hawaiian Islands. They hope to demoralize the United States by means of a crushing pre-emptive strike and win the war within six months. The marine biologists and engineers who, more than 60 years later, traverse the sea floor off Oahu make a startling discovery comparable to that of the wreck of the Titanic: they find a Midget, a Japanese navy submarine and part of the Japanese plan to destroy Pearl Harbor. Is this the Midget the destroyer Ward took up the chase in the morning of December 7th 1941 and finally fired at the subs tower one hour before the Japanese attack? Pearl Harbor: Who Fired First?
They did it for money, for fame, and for thrills. They used disguises, cunning, and bravado. Some traveled through foreign lands, leading top detectives on a wild pursuit around the world. Some got away with millions, others captured within days. They're the leaders, followers, and masterminds behind the 20th Century's greatest robberies. Robberies Of The Century
A Chicago millionaire, an English professor of history and two German biologists recreate the age of pirate wars and empire-building. Tracing the events of 300 years ago on Robinson Crusoe Island, they search for 800 sacks of Spanish gold some say are still hidden. Robinson Crusoe's Treasure Island
On October 26th 1859, on the last leg of her 60-day journey from Melbourne to Liverpool, the Royal Charter was wrecked in one of the worst storms ever to hit Britain. 497 people drowned. No women or children survived. The loss of life was immense, but so too was the amount of gold on board. $130 million worth: unearthed in Australia, lost at sea - And some of it still lies beneath. Now, world champion gold hunter, Vince Thurkettle is on a mission; to recover the Royal Charters lost treasure and discover who might have owned it. To solve the mystery, Vince travels from the bottom of the ocean, to the other side of the world, rifling through the archives, and in the footsteps of the past. He meets the relatives of those who perished, and uncovers the true story of a tragedy that still resonates through the ages. Royal Wreck Of Gold
Was it the intention of the chief military staff of the US Air Force to unleash the third world war in the 50s? Was the development of the CIA spy plane, U2, an attempt by the US government to regain control over war threatening missions flown by the US Air Force? Shot down over the Soviet Union presents previously undisclosed documents, film footage and contemporary witnesses reports that provide us with an authentic image of the dramatic events of the 50s. Shot Down over the Soviet Union
This collection of classic speeches contains inspiring hymns to democratic freedom and the noblest aspects of human endeavour, and some of the darkest and most despicable speeches delivered in modern times. Winston Churchill found the words not only to confirm the self-belief of the British people before WWII, but also wrapped them in glorious oratory that convinced the British that, against all the odds, they could win the war. Words and delivery can combine to galvanise an audience, creating I remember where I was when moments. JFK at the Brandenburg Gate or Martin Luther King at the Lincoln Memorial provide unforgettable examples which still stir today, some 50 years after they were made. In recent years it seemed that the era of searing oratory is over. But with the inauguration of Barack Obama in 2009, a new day dawned for those who appreciate the art of the spoken word Speeches That Changed The World
When Germany declared war on Poland in September 1939, more than 300,000 Jews fled eastward, among them thousands of children. It was a 4-year odyssey in which these children, aged 2 to 15, went from Poland to Persia. Only about 1,000 reached their haven: Teheran. Then they struggled on - by ship and rail to Palestine, the Promised Land. This film shows again how, in times of war and persecution, children have so often faced appalling hardships and overwhelming challenges - and overcome them. The Children's Odyssey
Discover what life was like in the 1940s. The Decade You Were Born - The 1940's
Discover what life was like in the 1950s. The Decade You Were Born - The 1950's

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