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British Movietone

""BOY WONDER"" CHALLENGES THE MASTER

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Fourteen year old Henrique Mecking from Brazil - ""Boy Wonder"" of South American Chess - is youngest player in Premier International Chess Contest at Hastings. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any views and...
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The Recount

Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine - A War Expert's Analysis

Higher Ed
John Heilemann talks with international affairs and national security guru Tom Nichols, contributing writer at The Atlantic, longtime senior faculty member at the U.S. Naval War College, and author of eight books on foreign policy and...
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Bridgeman Arts

RESEARCH IMW 'Liberation of Auschwitz' full documentary (content warning: distressing scenes)

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Auschwith-Birkenau was probably the most infamous concentration camp of the Holocaust. It was liberated by Soviet troops in 1944 and a large proportion of the footage included was filmed by the Soviet cameraman Alexander Voronsin, who...
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Bloomberg

Docs to Watch Panel | Savannah Film Festival 2017

Higher Ed
'Cries from Syria,' 'Step,' and 'Jane' were just a few of the documentaries represented at this year's panel.
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Bloomberg

Looking for Life in the Clouds of Venus

Higher Ed
While the surface of Venus is hot enough to melt lead, the upper cloud layers may be hospitable enough to host microbial life. Scientists think atmospheric balloons may be the best tool to investigate.
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The Recount

Foreign Policy Back on Center Stage for U.S. Presidents

Higher Ed
John Heilemann talks with Michael Beschloss, NBC News Presidential Historian, host of Fireside History with Michael Beschloss on Peacock/MSNBC, and author of ten books focusing on the presidency. Heilemann and Beschloss discuss the...
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The Recount

Fmr. Russian Ambassador & Russia Expert Break Down Ukraine Crisis

Higher Ed
As Russia escalates its unprovoked and unjustified assault on Ukraine, John Heilemann discusses the crisis – and its far-reaching implications for Europe, Joe Biden's presidency, Vladimir Putin's place in history, and the global security...
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Bloomberg

Sage Foundation's Alakija on the Role of Women in Building Iran's Future

Higher Ed
Naza Alakija, Founder & CEO, Sage Foundation shines a light on the current wave of protests in Iran and offers perspective on movement for change with Bloomberg's Mark Miller at the Bloomberg Equality Summit.
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Bloomberg

Dick Lugar on George H.W. Bush's Foreign Policy Legacy

Higher Ed
Dec.05 -- Former U.S. Senator Richard Lugar, a Republican from Indiana, discusses President H.W. Bush's foreign policy accomplishments, Bush's relationship with Congress, and the expansion of the North American Treaty Organization. He...
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Bloomberg

How the Cold War Gave Us GPS 

Higher Ed
Oct.18 -- GPS is a network of satellites which allows you to open your phone and know where you are anywhere in the world. We take this service for granted. But it was created by the U.S. military during the Cold War and designed to...
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Curated Video

Uzbekistan - Aral Sea In Danger

Higher Ed
(dur: 5 mins 22 secs) A major international conference has been held in Central Asia on the crisis surrounding the dying of the Aral Sea. Once the world's fourth largest lake, it has shrunk to nearly half its original size, because of a...
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The Recount

The War in Ukraine Echoes History’s Cuban Missile Crisis

Higher Ed
John Heilemann talks with Michael Beschloss, NBC News Presidential Historian, host of Fireside History with Michael Beschloss on Peacock/MSNBC, and author of ten books focusing on occupants of the Oval Office – including Roosevelt,...
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Bloomberg

Kissinger Sees U.S. and China in ‘Foothills of Cold War’

Higher Ed
Nov.21 -- Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger ties in historical insight on the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union as he discusses the potential modern-day impact of U.S.-China trade tension. He speaks at...
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Bloomberg

Russia Miscalculated Ukraine Invasion, John Bolton Says

Higher Ed
Former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton, author of "The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir," says the U.S. has "failed to deter Putin and he's deterring us" and adds that more military assistance has to be supplied to...
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Bloomberg

A Tech Cold War Between the U.S. and China Could Cost $3.5 Trillion

Higher Ed
Jul.24 -- Apjit Walia, Deutsche Bank Global Head of Tech Strategy, discusses the impact of a tech cold war between the U.S. and China that would cost around $3.5 trillion over the next five years. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin...
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : China re brands Cold War nuclear bunker as tourist draw

9th - Higher Ed
It was a top secret Chinese nuclear facility with a deadly Cold War mission to make plutonium for an atomic bomb but these days its doors are wide open as a tourist attractio
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Bloomberg

Which Defense Companies Benefit From Higher NATO Spending?

Higher Ed
Apr.03 -- The U.S. accounts for 70 percent of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's military expenditure. While other nations in the 29-member alliance have pledged to increase spending, Bloomberg's Emma Chandra looks at which defense...
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Bridgeman Arts

UN Security Council meeting, USA, 1950

Pre-K - Higher Ed
United Nations Security Council meeting in Lake Success, New York, 1st August 1950. Return of the Soviet member Yakov Malik. Discussion of the Korean aggression between American and Soviet diplomats Warren Austin and Yakov Malik.
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Bloomberg

Why a U.S-China Space Race is a Good Thing

Higher Ed
Jan.21 -- While a cold-war scenario has dangerous political and economic implications, a race deeper into the cosmos, like any good rivalry, could be a huge benefit for space and other industries. Video by Robin Fall
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The Recount

Americans Are Too Divided to Rally Behind a Big, International Sports Victory Like 1980’s ‘Miracle on Ice’ |

Higher Ed
Time for “This Week In Sports History,” where LZ and Will break down an event from the past through the lens of the present day. On February 22, 1980, the U.S. men’s ice hockey team beat the Soviet Union in an upset so great it came to...
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Curated Video

Odessa’s Catacombs: Same Strange Bomb Shelter, Different Enemy

Higher Ed
Young Ukrainians are transforming a network of underground tunnels in Ukraine’s southern port city into bomb shelters.
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Curated Video

Germany Plans To Pay 240,000 Holocaust Survivors $662M

Higher Ed
Payments will be made over the next two years to Holocaust survivors struggling with the burdens of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Curated Video

Why Does Vladimir Putin See Ukraine As Part Of Russia?

Higher Ed
Why does Vladimir Putin see Ukraine as a part of Russia?
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Bridgeman Arts

Fish farming in USSR 1970s

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Fish farming in USSR 1970s