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Philip Remy Amedeo d'Este-Plantagenet-Merohingi
Добавлен 5 июл 2023
YouTube Hero: The Winnebago Man
A sixty-minute version of 'Winnebago Man' aired on BBC4 in the UK on 30 August 2010 as part of the Storyville series of documentaries.
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My Beautiful Dacia
Просмотров 94Год назад
An extravagant odyssey from Communism to Capitalism as seen from the perspective of one of Romania's most charismatic symbols, the Dacia automobile.
Ganz: How I Lost My Beetle
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Josef Ganz, editor of trade journal Motor-Kritik, amazed Germany by appearing in a revolutionary tiny car in 1932. It was his dream: a people's car anyone can afford. The idea made its way to new Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler. But in Hitler's dream there was no place for Jewish inventor Ganz. This is the story of the man whose designs led to the invention of the Volkswagen Beetle, and who ultimate...
The Quality Connection: A British Leyland Training Film (1977)
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Training film for car workers at the Austin Allegro and Morris Marina factories in 1977, showing the importance of quality control.
To the World's End: Scenes and Characters on a London Bus Route (1985)
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This documentary follows the route of the red Number 31 London bus at it travels from Camden Town to the World's End pub in Chelsea, and meets some of the people who live or work nearby.
Bérenger Saunière & the Mystery of Rennes le Château
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Three episodes of the BBC's documentary series "Chronicle.," covering Henry Lincoln's research over a decade before the publishing of "Holy Blood, Holy Grail." And long before the fun was spoiled by a series of hack novels and less-than-good movies. 1972: "The Lost Treasure of Jerusalem?" 1974: "The Priest, the Painter, and the Devil." 1979: "The Shadow of the Templars."
Terror! Robespierre and the French Revolution
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In 1794, French revolutionary Maximilien Robespierre produced the world's first defense of "state terror" - claiming that the road to virtue lay through political violence. This film combines drama, archive and documentary interviews to examine Robespierre's year in charge of the Committee of Public Safety - the powerful state machine at the heart of Revolutionary France. Contesting Robespierre...
The Last Emperor of China
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A documentary of the last emperor of China, Aisin-Gioro Puyi. Using interviews, archival footage, and the emperor's own writings, the film explores the rise and fall of the last Emperor of China and the last of the Qing Dynasty. The documentary covers the end of the Qing Dynasty, the political turmoil in China during the early 20th century. Forced to abdicate twice and desiring to study abroad,...
The Fall of the House of Habsburg, 1848-1918: A View of an Age
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Aired Tue 12th Nov 1968, 21:05 on BBC One London In the course of 600 years, the Habsburg dynasty came to dominate the huge area of central and south-eastern Europe which included what we know today as Austria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and large parts of Yugoslavia, Poland, Rumania, and northern Italy. Fifty years ago their Empire fell. Tonight's film tells the story of the man who strove so des...
Thank you for sharing this. Most intriguing.
A wonderful documentary!!
the pronunciation of some fo the names are atrocious lol but wonderful documentary
Sun YកTSEN ender of CHINក'$ emperor
how many relatives he remain?
how many relatives he remain?
pu yi?
I have yet to understand the attack of Pearl harbour, surely it was obvious that the Americans would retaliate and enter the war? And, do we substitute re-education for brainwashing? I donno. Notice how the red guards all appear to be so young? Nothing easier to manipulate than children.
Excellent documentary!!!!!
Well he wasn't wrong about Dick Cheney. Forgot to add a few hundred more names to that list 😭😩
29:45: 14 years of nightmares. Now the world should know why the Chinese "love" the Japanese so much. The Chinese "love" the Japanese to "death...."
1985 - a time when the Routemasters still had the solid white bullseye on them - before it was replaced with that horrable yellow and orange one
It amazes me china no emperor china it can't be china treated emperor like a relic china if they invented many things they should kept there emperor
This is ridiculous china had emperor all there life is in there blood now nothing
Loved every second of this documentary!
Why do Japan have emperor and not China puyi probably was homosexual no kids
Rumors were abound that Yuling had been faking her illness and this allowed her to evade suspicion for a while. During a routine check-up for her infection, the doctor treating her, had discovered she was actually pregnant with Puyi's child. This put the Japanese in a bind because if Yuling is allowed to give birth to a child and it's a boy, he would be Manchu Chinese and the heir to Manchukuo. She was perceived as a threat because she had been a longtime opponent of their policies and if she lived, she could use him to turn Puyi against them. The Japanese couldn't allow Yuling to live and ruin their plans. Hence, they had her killed to ensure that neither she and their potential son can be born and likely oppose them.
Just a number at the end of the day o7
are these actual real footage?
I'd love to hear an Oxford Scottsman speaking Chinese.
1:9:03 Wanrong end was horrible and so sad, die alone in prison from withdrawal must have caused enormous suffering and hard pain. I am so saddened for her 😞
Amazing story. Truth is stranger than fiction.
One of the most beautiful movies ever made, the last emporer 1987
Superb story.
A great documentary
From emperor puyi to comrade puyi
34:50 It may be a pure coincidence, because government road management authorities always arbitrarily number road signs to keep track of them, but the road sign's number at 34:50 is "N. 613". There are 613 commandments in Judaism, spread throughout the Old Testament.
Cornette's clip on this may be longer than the actual match itself. And I'm not mad.
A brilliant documentary... Thank you
When you have a concubine who rules the empire for 50 years, and she installs multiple weak emporers so she can control the country behind the scenes. Worst yet, she killed her own son, the emporer so that she can rule. Thats the century of humiliation people.
Yup. The whole dynasty got destroyed because of her selfishness she wanted to keep in control of the empire. I guess she wanted to be like Wu Zetian, but she knows nothing compared to Wu Zetian.
Wu Zeitan made a lot of changes that benefitted China and helped her people through times of crises by building granaries and storing food there to help feed her people. She was the first female ruler of China to promote Buddhism and built pagodas. People talked negatively about Wu Zetian in the later years because they were jealous of how well she ruled the country despite her gender. Cixi could've taken a lesson from her book and done more for her people instead of killing her son just because he opposed her policies and wanted to modernize China. She didn't want to give up control.
What an amazing and tumulus life. All in 61 years. A great documentary.
I like this documentary. Thanks for uploading this.
Thank you! That was an amazing story. How sad...
Thank you for reuploading this, i used to watch it so many times years ago then it got removed. I pretty much know every word by heart, i think it's such a fascinating story and the narration and music are great.
I like white male a little now
After watching this I actually bought a book about Puyi, so sad..
excellent piece
Interesting that your name contains Plantagenet and you’ve posted this particular video! Think there’s a link? I’m certain of it.
Interesting that your name contains Plantagenet and you’ve posted this particular video! Think there’s a link? I’m certain of it.
I don't believe that Ganz engineered the beetle, and then it got stolen by the nazi's. I believe Ganz did some work for Volkswagen, but was not an employee of Volkswagen. The Volkswagen beetle might have had some of Ganz' ideas implemented. But the beetle was not entirely Ganz' brain child. So, no, the car was not stolen from Ganz. I don't believe so.
Thank you for posting this informative documentry regarding the last emperor of China. However, I am not so naive to believe Mao and his horrific revolution that followed shows him in this documentary as such a a benenevoevent chairman to puyi's reeducation. If anyone should have been tried for war crimes and executed it hould be that criminal Mao. 1:00:36