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Film made by the US military showing the severe injury and mortality caused by the first nuclear weapons used militarily. At the time this film was made, there was no factual material about what the results could be. This film (kept classified for decades, due to the horrific nature of the bombing's aftermath) provided material necessary how to deal with, and - if possible - triage victims.

«Stronger than arms» shows the evolution of Ukrainian realities from the spontaneous attempt to capture the Administration of the President on December 1 to the bloody battles continuing today in the Donetsk airport. It gives a chance to the viewer to feel the uplifting and desperation of the Maidan and the war in Eastern Ukraine.

Twenty Seven Kills... Thirteen War Patrols... Twelve Battle Stars... and Over Eighty Thousand Tons of Steel On The Ocean Floor

After being expelled from the Israeli army, Elad began to delve into his upbringing: he had been swallowed by Zionist propaganda and vomited out by the system, discovering apartheid and genocide in Palestine.

The Canyon War uncovers the tumultuous events of 1858 in British Columbia, an untold story of a war swept under the carpet for 150 years. It was the days of the Fraser River Gold Rush, which saw some 30 to 40 thousand gold seekers flood into the Fraser Valley, culminating in the Fraser River War in August of that year. Many lives were lost, both Native and non-Native, until peace was finally concluded in Lytton through diplomatic efforts of N'lakapamux Chief, Spintlum, and an American miner and militia Captain Henry Snyder. The film documents the roots of the war, as well as how two leaders managed to bring it to an end despite heavy odds and higher stakes. The efforts of Chief Spintlum of Lytton and Capt. Henry Snyder of San Francisco prevented the war from spreading south of the border something that would have almost certainly resulted in U.S. troops occupying the mainland of B.C. The significance of the conflict was downplayed by Gov. James Douglas, who was helpless to intervene in the war despite having instructions to prevent bloodshed between the miners and the First Nations. The full extent of the struggle has never been told until now.

The Enemy is My Friend. When the US Army realized its deficiencies in intelligence operations against Japan in WWII, Japanese Americans were secretly trained to be soldiers of the Military Intelligence Service. They showed their patriotism to US, the nation that had caged their families in the internment camps by choosing to fight against the same race. Not only had they tremendously contributed to America's victory, but also to the successful recovery of Japan using their skill in language. However, the US government had kept their existence as a top secret. Who were these soldiers whom called the Human Secret Weapon?