S1.E47 ∙ Jung und obdachlos: Mit einer Wohnung zurück ins Leben?

Buried in the ocean sands off St. Augustine, Florida, 'the Nation's oldest port,' is a shipwreck, one of the last great maritime mysteries from America's Civil War. The 150 year old shipwreck had several incarnations--first, that of a commercial trader, then an illegal slaver, and finally a feared rebel privateer. Underwater archaeologists from the Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program are engaged in a search for this vessel. The quest to find this lost shipwreck is a journey into our shared maritime past. Join underwater archaeologists and forensic scientists in their pursuit to find the missing Confederate privateer--Jefferson Davis.

The world has experienced an increased amount of non-state armed groups, cross-border conflicts, killer robots, and religious influence on the rules of battle. Civilians are now the primary victims of conflicts, not soldiers.

The film tells about the first attempt of the federal troops to seize the city of Grozny, when the Maykop brigade consisting of two motorized rifle battalions was thrown into the fire of the First Chechen War, unleashed by the Yeltsin regime. War, in which the execution of orders was often a real crime, in which the soldiers did not understand why and for whom they were killed. The film features unique video recordings, radio conversations, eyewitness memories.

Documentary style presentation of the work of RAF Coastal Command. Shows their work in protecting convoys and attacking enemy aircraft, ships and U-boats, all done by the actual men & women of the RAF.

A Norwegian TV-worker tries to prevent her son, which she has with her former husband, a Serb now living in Jugoslavia, to become a soldier in the starting civil war.

A man realizes his childhood dream after surviving 5 Nazi camps in Poland. An account of one of the most hidden underground art movements, shows how a creativity can heal, even in the most de-humanizing of conditions.