S1.E3 ∙ The Final Problem Reactions

During the Second World War, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and US President Franklin Roosevelt agreed to the Morgenthau Plan to destroy Germany after the war. As soon as the fighting stopped in 1945, Poland and Russia annexed eastern Germany creating 16 million starving refugees with British and Russian approval. Prisoners in US and French camps were denied protection due under the Geneva Convention and starved to death. More Germans died of allied action after the war than during the war. More than nine million Germans died in the greatest mass slaughter ever known. The film is based on research by author James Bacque whose books have sold over 300,000 copies world-wide, plus research by US Army Senior Historian Col. Dr. Ernest F. Fisher Jr, It also includes the mass charity extended by sympathizers in Canada and the US who disagreed with official policy and who helped to feed the starving enemy. All this has been hidden for over 70 years as the military industrial complex has ruled in the west.

Although women and girls for Hitler and the Nazis were not nearly as important as men and boys, all German females had to fulfill important tasks through BDM (Der Bund Deutscher Mädel/ Federation of German girl).

The validity of ancient prophecy has been debated for centuries and is one of the most controversial subjects in the world today. Join Ronnie Cohen as you go on an epic journey to uncover the secrets behind Middle Eastern prophecy and discover shocking statistical evidence that proves there is more to Biblical history than many believe. Shocking new research reveals that the prophecies foretelling frightening global changes that could usher in a period tribulation and death may be more plausible than many believe. No matter your belief system, the findings presented within this film may change your view of prophecy forever!

An exploration of how gay men and women have united against global homophobia, and at the same time have been divided over issues of sexism.

Two sisters reunite after 42 years to uncover the incredible story of their father. Victor Starffin was a Russian emigre with a killer fastball, who overcame poverty, xenophobia, and a world war to become Japan's first baseball superstar.

Marthas is a PBS documentary about an extraordinary rite of passage in Laredo, Texas where teenage Mexican-American girls debut in a grand Colonial Ball dressed as American revolutionaries - a tradition that goes back 114 years.