S1.E1 ∙ The Anthropocene

In 1943 300 middle class "coloured" women from across the West Indies were recruited to the ATS, a branch of the British Army. This documentary documents for the first time the contribution of these women to WW2.

In 1905 the United States hosted a peace conference in Portsmouth, New Hampshire that led to a peace treaty which ended the war between Russia and Japan. The treaty led to a Nobel Peace Prize for President Teddy Roosevelt. This documentary focuses on people, who worked from a spiritual/religious perspective on behalf of peace. It includes activities from the 2005 100th anniversary celebration which took on a life of its own. Finally, it suggests what this means to us today.

World War 2 and the German U-Boats, it's impossible to fully discuss one without the other. Crossing the Atlantic trying to avoid the U-Boats was a special kind of hell, so was spending your time operating in one.

About the fall of Germany's military forces during WWII, and Denmark's complicated position in the strategy of the Allies.