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Akhenaten - The Rebel Pharaoh 

And The Mystery Of Tutankhamen 

Akhenaten - his reign was so scandalous that his name was 

stricken from his family’s temples. Meet Akhenaten, who 

brought dramatic change to Egypt with his slogan ‘Living 

Truth.’ King Tut - compare Akhenaten’s legacy with that 

of the boy king. Was there a murderer lurking in King Tut’s 

court? Egyptologist Bob Brier does a little detective work to 

shore up a tale of power and intrigue in one of the world’s 

oldest whodunits. 

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The Real Cleopatra 

How did a Greek without a drop of Egyptian 

blood become one of the most famous 

Egyptians of all time? Go back to the time of 

Alexander the Great, who established Egypt’s 

Ptolemaic dynasty, into which Cleopatra was 

born. Explore the true source of her beguiling 

power, her intelligence. You’ll find that this 

study of Cleopatra as ruler, mother and consort reveals a 

woman very different from her reputation. 


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Hatshepsut - 

The Queen Who Would Be King 

When her son tried to ascent to her dead 

husband’s throne, Queen Hatshepsut did 

the unthinkable and declared herself king. 

Learn how she overturned Egyptian tradition 

to become one of the most powerful and 

successful pharaohs in history. Then examine how ancient 

and modern prejudices conspired to withhold the credit due 

to this unstoppable ruler. 


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Sneferu - King Of The Pyramids 

He had weaker PR than Tut and company, 

but lesser-known Sneferu gets the credit 

for making Egypt an international power. He 

and his sons built the pyramids, the region’s 

most lasting legacy. Join him as he presides 

over Egypt’s artistic and architectural 

heyday, then fast-forward to crawl through a surviving 

pyramid’s labyrinthine burial chambers. 


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Ramses The Great 

This man clearly was concerned with posterity: he built more 

monuments and fathered more children during his reign 

than any other pharaoh. View some of Ramses’ legacies, 

including the massive figures at Abu Simbel that inspired 

Mount Rushmore. Then examine a key battle Ramses may 

have lost - the one with Moses and the God of the Israelites. 

Judge for yourself how well archaeological evidence supports 

the events described in Exodus. 


Price $137.5 

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The Hidden History Of Egypt 

The pyramids and well known mummies of 

ancient Egypt get lots of attention, but what 

did people do there every day? From writing 

with hieroglyphs to using papyrus, the 

ancient Egyptians have had a long lasting 

influence. Explore what daily life was like in 

a typical house and what was on the menu 

for the common person. 

Discovery Channel School 2003 Study Notes Duration 26min 

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Mummies - The Ultimate Guide 

They’ve been discovered all over the world, from South America 

to Antarctica, offering a glimpse of what life was like in ancient 

civilisations. Learn how scientists examine mummies to learn 

the secrets they can teach us about both the preservation 

techniques and belief systems of their makers. 

Discovery Channel School 2002 Study Notes Duration 2x52min 

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Death Of A Pharaoh 

The ancient Egyptians were consummate builders and much 

of their works survive to this day. A look at the construction 

of a pyramid and the relocation of the pyramid of Abu Simbel. 

The tomb of Tutankhamon, the Great Pyramids and the Book 

of the Dead. 

NEAR, Spain 2000 Duration 18min 

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Empires Egypt 

‘Empires Egypt’ presents the most extraordinary period in 

Egyptian history from 1560 to 1080 BC, when the Egyptian 

Empire reached its zenith. In 1560 BC, when Rome was 

still a marsh, Egypt was already 1,000 years old. The New 

Kingdom would be an empire forged by conquest, maintained 

by intimidation and diplomacy. ‘Empires Egypt’ reveals 

with startling clarity the hopes and dreams of the Pharaohs 

and ordinary citizens who created the first great empire in 

history. 

SBS Television 2002 Duration 165min 

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Toward Civilisation 

Trace the development of human civilization 

from the earliest hunter-gatherers to the 

remarkable society of ancient Egypt. Four 

segments span the African plains, the 

mountains of Europe and the Nile Delta. 

Segments include: Before We Ruled the 

Earth, Out of Africa, Secrets of the Iceman 

and The Nile: Where Egypt Began. 

Discovery Channel School Duration 54min 

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When Civilisations End 

What factors lead to the downfall of a great civilisation? 

Students will find commonalities and differences in the 

ways civilizations met their ends. Segments address former 

empires in China, Peru and Africa. Segments include: The 

Forbidden City, The Mummies of Peru, Zimbabwe - Lost City 

of Africa, The Scramble for African Colonies. 


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his series explores the history of 

civilisation, taking us back to the first signs 

of civilisation in Egypt on the banks of the Nile 

as well as in the desert. Shot mostly on location 

in Egypt and Sudan this program includes 

exciting new discoveries. Co-production S4C, La 

Cinquieme, Discovery Channel and SBS Australia 

1998. 

Chaos And Kings 

Egypt is so old that for centuries its origins 

have remained shrouded in mystery. In this 

program we travel back thousands of years 

to discover how this powerful civilisation 

emerged. We also look at the role of the 

pharaoh, a living god, who was the centre of 

conflict between divine and evil forces. 

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Resurrection Machine 

Designed as stepping stones to a happy 

afterlife, the great pyramids were not isolated 

phenomena but rather representations of 

religious and architectural evolution. This 

program looks at the development of these 

structures and new discoveries over the last 

decennium. 


Price $132 

Age Of Gold 

This program addresses how Egypt became 

the greatest empire, recounting the wars 

waged between local Egyptians and their 

despised foreign rulers, the Hyksos kings. All 

evidence is traced back to discoveries and 

reconstructions of what they left behind, the 

pyramids. 


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Deities And Demons 

The Ancient Egyptians believed in many 

gods. Every aspect of life was believed to 

be controlled by supernatural beings. The 

deities represented the personification of 

order whilst the demons were the forces of 

chaos. This program addresses the beliefs 

that once ruled ancient Egypt and how they 

affected life. 


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Post Mortem 

The popular image is that Egyptians were 

obsessed with death, yet discoveries, such 

as mummification, reveal that they were 

more concerned with the afterlife. This last 

episode highlights ways in which scientists 

can now reveal how ancient Egyptians lived, 

using highly advanced computer techniques. 


Price $132 

Full Series 

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Byzantium 

Rome fell in 476, but the empire moved east 

and lasted another thousand years. Part One 

of Byzantium describes how Constantine, a 

Christian convert, moved the centre of power 

to this former Greek city and made it the glory 

of the Christian world. Part two examines 

the legacy of Byzantium, conquered by the 

Ottomans in 1453. Learn how Byzantium refugees helped 

spark the Renaissance by bringing classic Greek and Roman 

texts back from the East. 


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Parthenon - Design And Architecture 

Learn about the building techniques of the ancient Greeks, 

from quarrying huge blocks of marble in the mountains around 

Athens to the intricate carvings of magnificent sculptures that 

adorned the Parthenon. 


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Spartan Warriors 

Ancient Greek Culture 

During the 5th and 6th centuries B.C., Sparta 

was the most powerful city state in Greece. 

Discover how the Spartans’ devotion to 

military training fueled their rise and also led 

the to their downfall. 

Discovery Channel School 2002 

Study Notes Duration 33min 

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Jerusalem - City Of Heaven 

Few cities have seen as much religious and political turmoil 

over the centuries as Jerusalem, born 5000 years ago at the 

site of a sacred rock. Visit the place that for Jews, Christians 

and Muslims is the holiest of cities, one that has attracted 

conflict and controversy even as it continues to dominate 

Western civilisation. 


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The Great Wall Of China 

Stretching 1,500 miles from the Yellow Sea 

to the central Asian desert, the 2,000 year 

old Great Wall of China has shaped not only 

China’s past, but all of Europe’s as well. 

Meet a photographer whose passion for 

the Great Wall has driven him to uncover 

thousands of forgotten miles of the barrier 

built by China’s dynasties. 


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Archaeological Detective 

Imagine digging a flowerbed in your front 

yard and unearthing human bones! Such 

an alarming find gets explored in this show 

as detectives, coroners and archaeologists 

work together to solve a crime committed 

years ago. 

Discovery Channel School 2002 

Study Notes Duration 26min 

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ANCIENT ROME 

Produced by Discovery Channel 

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Rise To Power 

It’s a history conceived in a legend - twin 

boys suckled by a wolf. ‘Rise to Power’ 

traces the early chapters in Rome’s history 

from Romulus and Remus to the dawn of an 

empire. On the mudflats of the Tiber River, 

life under decadent Etruscan kings led to 

full-scale revolt, and the Roman Republic was born. 

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Struggles For Power 

There was no turning back. In one decisive 

moment, Julius Caesar marched his troops 

across the Rubicon to Rome. He came, saw 

and conquered, transforming the world’s 

first representative government into an 

autocracy. Julius Caesar did not know that 

absolute power corrupts absolutely. He 

could not foresee that by creating an empire, 

he was sowing the seeds of Rome’s eventual 

decline. 


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Expansion And Conquest 

Rank amateurs filled its ranks, but the 

Roman army was able to conquer the known 

world. What makes a man fit to serve in the 

Roman legions? How did Rome keep her 

soldiers loyal? ‘Expansion and Conquest’ 

will send your students over the Alps on 

elephants with great general Hannibal and 

take them into the thick of the Roman army’s first great test, 

the Punic Wars. 


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Fall Of An Empire 

Everything must come to an end, and the 

glory that was Rome ended in the onslaught 

of Germanic tribes. Alaric, king of the 

Visigoths, unlettered, rude and ruthless 

brought the empire to her knees. ‘Fall of 

an Empire’ follows the sad, last days of the 

Romans. But it will also remind your students 

how the Roman legacy persists today in art, architecture, 

politics and medicine. 


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Prosperity And Decline 

It was the longest peacetime in European 

history - the Pax Romana. Fifty million people 

were free to travel, trade and build. So what 

went wrong? ‘Prosperity and Decline’ traces 

the Romans’ road to ruin, uncovers the 

warning signs of decay, and proves that you 

can have too much of a good thing. 


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Empires The Greeks - 

Crucible Of Civilisation 

‘Empires The Greeks’ recounts the rise, 

glory, demise and legacy of the empire that 

marked the dawn of Western Civilisation. 

In the fourth and fifth centuries B.C., the 

Greeks built an empire that stretched across 

the Mediterranean from Asia to Spain. They 

laid the foundation of modern science, 

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politics, warfare and philosophy, and produced some of the 

most breathtaking art and architecture the world has ever 

seen. It was perhaps the most spectacular flourishing of 

imagination. 


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Romans Of Aalen 

Every two years, the German town of Aalen steps back in 

time to tell the story of its origins in the second century A.D. 

In those days, Aalen, now part of Unesco’s World Heritage, 

was on the northern boundary of the Roman Empire. To 

commemorate, Aalen hosts Europe’s largest get-together of 

Roman history enthusiasts who bring the city’s past back to 

life. For two days, participants fully enter into the spirit of the 

occasion and invent an imaginary life. 

Ampersand 2003 Duration 26min 

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Gladiators Romes Violent Past BEST 

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military tools and for entertainment. See 

how gladiators lived, fought, and died in the 

arena. This program tells the story of how 

gladiator fights were tools of political power, 

and how the Romans devastated the wildlife 

population across Europe to maintain this 

brutal sport. 


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Empires Roman Empire 

In The First Century 

Two thousand years ago, at the dawn of the first century, 

the world was ruled by Rome. The Roman Empire struggled 

with problems which are surprisingly familiar: violent coups, 

assassinations, overarching ambition, civil war, clashes 

between the classes as well as the sexes, and questions of 

personal freedom versus government control. This program is 

presented by Sigourney Weaver. 


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Empires Kingdom Of David - 

The Saga Of The Israelites 

Nearly 3000 years ago, a tiny group of tribes 

in the land of Canaan gave birth to a nation 

and a religion - a religion that would dare to 

redefine humanity’s relationship with God. 

‘Empires Kingdom of David’ tells the epic 

story of the Israelites and the creation of the world’s first 

and most profoundly influential, monotheistic religion. The 

stories of the patriarch Abraham, the liberator Moses, and 

the poet-king David all come to life in the dramatic tale of 

loss and triumph. 


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Imperium - 

Fall Of Great Empires 

Imperium - Fall of Great Empires bestows a 

human face on once magnificent empires. 

What were the events that brought about the 

sudden fall of highly advanced empires such as 

Persia, Egypt, Carthage and Rome? A team of 

international researchers specifically examines 

the causes of collapse, pinpointing the fascinating 

moments in which the destinies of entire nations 

and empires were determined and compellingly 

illustrates how, for a brief moment in history, the 

development of today’s world hung by a thread. 

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Storm Over Persia 

Can an individual bring down a world power? 

Or did the Persian Empire fall because it was 

a colossus built on shaky foundations? For 

centuries the Persian Empire had existed in 

what appeared to be resolute stability until 

collapsing in a relatively short period of time 

under the military strikes of Alexander the 

Great. 

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Death On The Nile 

Did the powerful empire of the Nile collapse 

under the weaknesses and burdens of 

Cleopatra, the last of the Pharaohs? Or was 

the divine monarch unable to keep pace 

with the challenges of the age? The image 

of imposing pyramids and temples gives the 

impression of invincible power and strength. 

Was the final collapse of this great power inevitable or was its 

fate sealed purely by the unstoppable Roman legions? 


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The Fall Of Carthage 

Did Hannibal carelessly squander the power 

of Carthage? Were the ingenious strategist’s 

legendary victories paradoxically the reason 

for the downfall of this incredibly rich trading 

empire? Why did Hannibal, at the very height 

of his triumphant campaign, refrain from 

attacking the city of Rome? 


Price $132 

The Battle For Rome 

Did the superpower of the ancient world 

simply collapse on account of its size? Or 

did the power struggles of rival contenders 

for the throne, epidemics such as malaria, 

lead poisoning on an extensive scale or overreliance 

on auxiliary troops bring about the 

fall of Rome? Or was it the influence of early 

Christianity? In October 312AD, two imperial rivals and their 

armies fight a fierce battle for power over the Empire: it was 

the outcome of this battle that determined the fate of the 

ancient world power. 


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Daily Bread - Stories From The Stoneage 

An exploration of the revolutionary period of prehistory that 

began when humans abandoned the nomadic hunting and 

gathering existence they had known for millennia to take 

up a completely new way of life . Part one of this three part 

series examines the change people undertake from hunter to 

gatherers to farmers in the Middle East. 

ABC Australia Duration 53min VHS - ABSFTS1 

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Urban Dream - Stories From The Stoneage 

Why do some still continue hunting and gathering despite 

their contact with farming people and advanced technologies? 

How and why did our paths become uniquely shaped after 

emerging as a species from a single genetic family in Africa? 


Price $110 

Waves Of Change - 

Stories From The Stoneage 

Based on extensive research, Stories from the Stone Age takes 

us on a journey where we get to live alongside our ancestors 

as they cross between the Old and the New Worlds and into 

Civilisation. The series utilises detailed re-enactments and 

short interviews with key archaeological experts. 


Price $110 

Lost Empires Of Asia And Russia 

Segments include The Lost City of Shang: examines China’s 

first great dynasty and the causes of its demise, Elephant 

Warriors: shows how the actions of a great Indian leader 

brought an end to his empire and sowed the seeds of 

Buddhism. Crisis in Russia: demonstrates how the Russian 

peoples opposition to the czarist regime and their demand 

for basic civil liberties led to revolution. Russian Revolution: 

examines the Soviets’ brutal dismantling of the czarist 

system. 


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Destiny Determined - 

Power And Ritual In Asia 

Segments include Behind the Great Wall: explores the history 

of the Great Wall of China and the Dynasty of Qin Shi Huangdi. 

Story of the Silk Road: examines the history of the Silk Road, 

trade and the Han Dynasty. Secrets of the Samurai: looks into 

the science and technology of Samurai sword making and the 

history of Japanese ritual. Between Two Cultures: Japanese in 

America: introduces Japanese students living in America and 

the problems they encounter. 


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Asia - Tradition And Culture 

From Japan’s ancient ceremonies to 

Australia’s unique history, students will be 

fascinated by the heritages represented. 

Segments convey the joy and reverence of 

numerous celebrations and rituals. Ancient 

Warriors: chronicles the proud, intriguing 

history of Japans’ Samurai. City in the Sky: 

surveys engineers’ remarkable plan to build a mile high 

building in the centre of Tokyo. Fire and Water: portrays the 

celebrations and festivals that mark important times of year 

for the people of Thailand. A World of Its Own: explores a wide 

variety of geographic and cultural events in Australia. 


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he Celts were the first European 

people north of the Alps to rise from anonymity. 

They occupied lands from the Black Sea to the 

Atlantic, sacked Rome and pilaged Delphi. They 

were never an empire but they were a civilisation 

- reviled for their barbarism and admired for their 

artistic craftsmanship. Wild, ferocious drunkards, 

they were also romantics and mystics. They were 

indeed ‘the fathers of Europe’. Their story is a 

story of survival, defiance and creativity, often 

in the face of oppression. SBS Australia 2000. 

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In The Beginning 

Who were the Celts? Where did they come 

from? What made their culture so distinctive? 

- Mysteries made more complex by the 

absence of ancient Celtic written records. 

A distinctive Celtic culture existed in central 

Europe by about 700BC but the roots of that 

culture go even further back in time and even 

beyond Europe. 

VHS - SBCT1 Price $19.95 

Heroes In Defeat 

The heyday of the Celts was the La Tene era, by which 

time a complex social structure had evolved. It was tribal 

and women were often the leaders; warriors, bards, druids, 

artists and craftsmen all had special status but then the 

Celts clashed with the Romans and a highly developed 

culture fell apart. 


Sacred Groves 

The Celts are surrounded by an aura of romance and 

mysticism. Their views of the ‘other world’, their gods, the 

druids, human sacrifice, head hunting, sacred groves and 

the Temples of Natre - all of these facets are Celticism. 

Echoes of the past still resonate today. 


From Camelot To Christ 

The slow collapse of the Roman Empire saw the arrival of the 

new alien cultures of the Saxons, the Angles and the Franks. 

These were now the enemies of the Celts forcing them ever 

westwards. The Celtic world is now linked increasingly with 

the Christian missionaries who crossed the Channel during 

the large-scale migrations of the fifth and sixth centuries. 


Legend And Reality 

The gradual emergence of modern Europe created new 

nations and new loyalties that inexorably absorbed the old 

Celtic Kingdoms. But the Celts did not die. They and their 

influence lived on. 


Dead Song 

The great hemorrhage of Celtic peoples from the nineteenth 

century onwards is one of the main themes of this program. 

Wherever they went, wherever they may be in these lands, 

they face a dilemma - to be absorbed or to retain their own 

identity. 


Full Series 

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The Normans - A Dynasty 

That Shaped The World 

They were the brutal band of thugs who 

civilised a nation, conquered a kingdom and 

uncovered a continent. They were at once 

the most civilised of statesmen, the most 

fearless and skilled of warriors and the most 

gallant and accomplished of explorers. Theirs is a saga of 

epic proportions. They were the pioneers of the New World 

and the trailblazers of our modern society. This program 

includes the three episodes: The Invaders, The Kingdom in 

the Sun and Loss of Identity. 

SBS Television Duration 3x55min 

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The First Pompeii 

The secret lives and deaths of a prehistoric community lay 

buried in the Italian countryside for over 3500 years. But 

two remarkable recent discoveries have revealed something 

extraordinary. 


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In Search Of The Maya 

Is a hieroglyph worth a thousand words? They are to 

archaeologists sifting through the ruins of the Mayan city 

Calakmul. See how these valuable epigraphs are beginning 

to tell the story of a violent, religious, and politically charged 

culture that disappeared without explanation. 


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Lords Of The Maya 

This program takes a special look at the Mayan culture, one of 

the most intriguing civilisations. Books in Mayan hieroglyphics 

have revealed that the Mayas prospered under the Spanish 

missionaries. Explores how these influences actually shaped 

and formed Mayan architecture and arts. 

SBS Australia 1998 Duration 30min 

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The Mayas I 

This program explores important contemporary milestones in 

the world’s history when the Mayan Empire reached its peak. 

It looks at their culture: their Scriptures, calender, agriculture 

and their concept of the mathematical ‘zero’. 



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The Mayas II 

This second part of the Mayas looks at their art and religion, 

how they buried their dead, temple secrets, the game of 

Pelota, King Pascal’s tomb, and how the Mayan Empire was 

wiped out by the Spanish invaders. 



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The Incan Empire 

One of the most advanced of the early civilisations, the Incas 

had highly developed levels of scientific, mathematical and 

engineering skills. Learn the origins, development, social and 

economic structure and how this mighty empire finally ended. 



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are the lands of the Celtic peoples and the sea 

is the unbroken link that binds the Hebrides to the 

west of Wales, Ireland and Cornwall. The history 

of the Celtic peoples has been largely forgotten or 

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Music Of The Thing As It Happened 

Languages now under threat connect the inhabitants of 

Cornwall, the Isle of Man, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. 

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The Islands Of The Evening 

With the sea as its central theme, this program reveals the 

courage of early sailors and navigators and their impact on 

the Celtic Kingdoms. 


The Mighty Language Of The Gael 

Explores language and how it connects Celtic people. 


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Breaking Down The Ghost Fences 

Examines the importance of early Celtic religion and the ancient 

customs practised by Druids and ordinary people alike. 


Until The Break Of Day 

The fundamental beliefs of the Celtic peoples have shaped 

their culture. Monks created special places of worship in the 

Celtic lands. 


The Sons Of Death 

Some part of the Vikings still remain in the land they once 

invaded. 


Dancing To The Music Of Time 

The Obby Oss is a wonderful and ancient ritual that goes back 

to early Celtic times and is a tangible link to the old ways of 

the pre-Christian peoples of the Sea Kingdoms. 


Eagles, Bards And Druids 

Examines the determination of Edward I to conquer the Welsh 

and the effects occupation had on the Welsh psyche. The 

modern campaign to save the Welsh language and the Welsh 

past cannot be separated. 


Swordland 

For the last thirty years a Gaelic war has been fought on the 

streets of Ireland. Examines the horrors of the 1798 rebellion 

where many more lost their lives in one year in one Irish 

county than were lost in the whole terror that was the French 

Revolution. 


Ardtornish No More 

Examines the powerful Lords of the Isles and the beginning 

of the Clan system. The strength of these naval Lords faded 

and with it Scotland’s place as a centre of commerce and 

naval power. 

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Europe in the Middle Ages 

A magnificent series which documents life 

and events across Western Europe during the 

period between the fall of the Roman Empire 

and the achievements of early Renaissanceculture. 

The programs intercept art and 

artifacts with meticulously documented 

dramatic reenactments of life among ordinary 

men, in the monasteries, and at the courts. The focus lies on 

experimental historical research that illustrates the impact 

the Middle Ages had on the Modern Age. 

SBS Television Duration 4 x 45mins 

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Galileo’s Battle For The Heavens 

A documentary on the dramatic life of great 

Italian scientist Galileo Galilei, based on 

Dava Sobel’s best seller ‘Galileo’s Daughter’, 

which celebrates the story of the father 

of modern science and his struggle to get 

Church authorities to accept the truth of 

his astonishing discoveries. This program 

includes re-enactments played by renowned British actor 

Simon Callow of key moments from Galileo’s life: his 

pioneering telescopic observations of the Moon and planets, 

his revolutionary experiments with falling objects, and his 

fateful trial before the Inquisition for heresy. 

SBS Television 2003 Duration 2x60min 

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Viking Discoveries 

They weren’t just raiders. The Vikings were 

farmers, fishermen, traders, sailors and 

master shipbuilders. Their greatest assets 

were their long ships, the fastest ships in 

Europe. Learn about Viking influence on 

world history and other cultures during their 

expansion across the North Atlantic Ocean 

and Europe. 


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Price $137.5 

Treasures Of South America 

Tour the natural and historical treasures of one of the world’s 

most diverse continents. Meet two unique creatures of 

Galapagos that intrigued Charles Darwin. Travel to the ruins 

of the ancient Inca city of Cuzco, Peru. See the majestic 

cataracts at Iguazu Falls, where water and gravity collide. 

Discovery Channel School 2000 Study Notes Duration 26 min 

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All About The Enlightenment 

The Age Of Reason 

The Enlightenment, also known as the Age 

of Reason, is the name given to the period 

in Europe and America during the 1700s 

when mankind was emerging from centuries 

of ignorance into a new age enlightened by 

reason, science, and respect for humanity. 

People of the Enlightenment were convinced that human 

reason could (1) discover the natural laws of the universe 

and (2) determine the natural rights of mankind; (3) thereby 

unending progress in knowledge, technical achievement, and 

moral values. 

Duration 15min 

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ANCIENT WORLD 

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Stonehenge 

Featuring the very latest in advanced 

computer animation, this video lets you step 

back nearly 3,000 years. See the famous 

stones as they were originally constructed... 

visit a Druid ceremony...hear leading 

authorities explain the latest theories and 

known facts about Stonehenge. 

DVD - 6MPAW01 VHS - MPAW01 

Price $132 

Hadrian’s Wall 

Hadrian’s Wall marked the northern boundary of the mighty 

Roman Empire. It ran for a length of some 115 miles from 

the River Tyne to West Cumbria, crossing the whole width 

of Britain. Now using atmospheric reconstructions, you can 

watch the wall unravel before you. 


Price $132 

The Great Pyramids 

Giza, the burial site of the mighty Pharoahs 

of Egypt, is still one of the most awe inspiring 

sights in the world today. This program 

features superb on-location footage and 

graphic ‘reconstructions’. 


Price $132 

The Lost City Of Pompeii 

This program tells the story of the doomed city, buried under 

a mountain of volcanic ash in A.D. 63. Rediscovered in 1848, 

the vast site continues to give up its secrets to this very 

day. 


Price $132 

Ancient Rome 

This program provides a unique record of 

the treasures left to us by a remarkable 

civilisation. This program includes virtual 

reconstructions of the Colosseum which 

played host to great affairs of state and 

where people flocked to see gladiators fight 

to the death in mortal combat. 


Price $132 

The Aztecs And The Mayans 

Famed for their incredible architectural achievements, the 

Aztec legacy lives on in modern Mexico City; the peaceful, 

nomadic Mayan people bequeathed to us some of the worlds 

great temples including Chichen Itza and Copan. 


Price $132 

Ancient Greece 

This program explores the breathtaking 

beauty of the Acropolis and the Parthenon, 

the majesty of the remains at Delphi and the 

inspiring Temple of Zeus. 


Price $132 

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Ancient Jerusalem 

This program tells the story of the Holy City, its famous walls 

and gates, Mount Zion and King David’s Tomb, where Christ 

spent his final days. 


Price $132 

Romans In North Africa 

Using breathtaking graphics and animation this program 

explores the major Roman sites including the underground 

city of Bulla Regia, Dougga and the Colosseum of El Jem. It 

includes historical analysis and reconstructions of some of 

history’s greatest monuments. 


Price $132 

Carthage 

This program explores with animation and 

graphics the wonders of the ancient city 

which stood on the northern coast of Africa 

near modern day Tunis. 


Price $132 

Ancient Egypt 

This program visits, explores and restores using breathtaking 

3D graphics the Temples of Al Karnak, Luxor and Abu Simbel 

and the Mortuary of Hatsepsut. 


Price $132 

Seven Wonders 

Through the great stories of the ancient world, this program 

is a journey back in time to explore the seven wonders of 

the ancient world, including the Temple of Artemis and the 

Colossus of Rhodes. 


Price $132 

Full Series 

Price $396 

All About The Renaissance 

Part one covers historical background, beginnings and art. 

This extremely useful program, filmed in seven different 

European nations, provides students with accurate and 

essential information about the fascinating historical period 

of cultural rebirth called the Renaissance. It sets the stage 

for the Renaissance by providing the historical background 

needed to understand its emergence in the early 1300s. 

Part two covers science, invention, architecture, exploration 

and religous reform focusing on the later developments of 

the Renaissance. This program presents the impact of the 

enormous changes that took place in science, invention, 

architecture, exploration and religious reform during this 

pivotal era of world history. 

Duration 2x15min 

DVD - 6RWULREN VHS - RWULREN 

Price $132 

Alexander The Great 

Alexander’s triumphs over the Persian Empire remain one of 

history’s greatest campaigns of conquest. Follow the story of 

a man who ruled the world stage for a brief time, but whose 

influence was felt years after his death. 

Discovery Channel School 2002 Study Notes 

Duration 31min DVD - 6DISAG VHS - DISAG 

Price $137.5

WORLD HISTORY 

Produced by United Learning - Study Notes. 

Ancient Egypt - Gift Of The Nile 

This program explores the tombs and temples 

of the Pharaohs. Viewers will see how the 

Egyptians built mountains of stone to honour 

dead kings and queens and protect their 

mummies forever. Ra, the sun god and Horus, 

the protector of the Kings are also covered. 

Covers the period of 3000BC - 30 BC Duration 

28min 

DVD - 6RWULH01 VHS - RWULH01 

Mayas And Aztecs 

This program traces the roots of human culture in the new 

world and explains the emergence of the civilisations in 

Central and South America: the Olmec culture and the Mayas. 

The program travels to Teotihuaca and looks at the Toltec 

Culture and the Chichimec barbarians. 



Discovering Ancient Greece 

Viewers visit Mycenae, site of the palace of the Agamemnon, 

the ruins of the once great city-state Corinth, the great theatre 

and the centre of medicine at Epidauros. Discover the ancient 

temples, gymnasium and stadium at Olympia and the secrets 

of the religious centre at Delphi. 

Covers the period of 1500BC -100 BC Duration 35min 


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The World Of Ancient Rome 

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This program covers the Roman Empire, looking at its forms 

of government, conquests, the Pax Romana and finally the 

division of the Empire and the fall of Rome in 176 AD. Explored 

are Roman architecture, religion, engineering methods, 

slavery and Christianity. 

Covers the period of 753 BC -476 AD Duration 21min 


The Dark Ages 

This program looks at how this period of European history 

during the time that led from the fall of Rome up to the Norman 

Conquest was a time of tremendous social, political, religious, 

and economic transition, brought about by the merging of the 

classical Roman culture with that of the barbarians. 

Covers the period 400 - 1066 AD Duration 30min 


Medieval Times 

The first part of this program introduces the 

concept of feudalism, and the second part 

examines the structure and role of religion 

and village life in the Middle Ages, providing 

a framework for people to better understand 

this important period in history. 



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The Black Death 

This program looks at the effect of the plague on ordinary 

people of the time, including their bizarre reactions to a threat 

they could not understand. Explored are the lasting economic, 

political and social changes wrought by this dreaded disease. 



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Exploring The Renaissance 

This program explores the marvellous innovations in art, 

literature, communications, architecture, science, religion 

and explorations that occurred during this ‘rediscovery’ 

period. Covers the period of 1350-1650 AD Duration 20min 


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Protestant Reformation 

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This program filmed entirely on location in Europe, provides 

viewers with a clear understanding of the causes of the 

Protestant Reformation and the social and political changes 

that resulted from it. 



Pilgrims And Puritans The Struggle 

For Religious Freedom 

Viewers see how the actions of Martin Luther, King Henry VIII 

and John Calvin eventually led to the creation of Puritanism. 

The program pays particular attention to the Puritan offshoot 

group called ‘Separatists’ who most refer to as Pilgrims. 

Covers the Period 1517 - 1602 AD Duration 22min 


The Age Of Reason 

Europe After The Renaissance 

This program addresses how the English philosopher John 

Locke and his contemporary scientist Isaac Newton provided 

the foundation for a unique period in history. New ideas 

regarding divine rights of kings, social privilege, separation 

of church and state, made this era politically revolutionary. 

Covers the period of 1642 - 1800 Duration 23min 


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Industrial Revolution 

SELLER 

This video examines the historical background to the first 

industrial revolution which began in England around 1750. 

The invention of labour-saving machinery, the spread of 

factories, the use of steam power, the iron and coal industries 

and the rise of capitalism are all explained. 

Covers the period of 1750 - 1915 Duration 18min 


The Holocaust 

This video documentary is based on the experiences of David 

Bergman. These are the experiences of someone of the same 

age as the students for whom this program is intended. It is 

an opportunity for them to imagine how it might feel to be 

subjected to the horrors of The Holocaust. 



Civilisation And Conflict 

This program examines three main subjects: firstly the rise 

and fall of the world’s first Christian state, the Byzantine 

Empire; secondly the growth of the Islamic civilisation; and 

then finally the Crusades, a series of conflicts involving Islam, 

Byzantium and Catholic Western Europe. 



Age Of Discovery 

This program addresses the discovery of the world from the 

fourteenth through to the seventeenth centuries. It shows 

the routes of the explorers and the accomplishments of their 

discoveries, trade routes, view of the world, slave-trade and 

much more. 


DVD - 6RWULH16 Price Each Full Series 

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Great Age Of 

Exploration 

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This program covers the 

discoveries and explorations 

of the fourteenth through 

to the seventeenth 

centuries. It covers several 

explorers’ routes and 

accomplishments. It shows 

the explorations in the 

context of the time. 


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NEWSCAST FROM 

THE PAST SERIES 

This series of programs are 

innovatively presented as news 

broadcasts held on a date of 

the century which they are 

reviewing. They clearly show 

the most important historical 

events in the twelfth to 

seventeenth centuries. 

Titles Include: 

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Today we live in a world unimaginable 

to even our great-grandparents. It’s an age 

of hi-tech, jet aircraft, supercomputers and 

intelligent machines. Since the Industrial 

Revolution our world has progressed at lightning 

pace, leaving all previous civilisations far behind 

it. Or has it? Ancient Discoveries explores the 

amazing high technology of the Classical World 

and asks why, with all these incredible devices, 

the Industrial Revolution didn’t happen two 

thousand years earlier. SBS Television 2003. 

Computing 

The computer - a device for making 

automatic calculations. The first electrical 

computers only emerged in the Second 

World War, the first mechanical ones barely 

a hundred years earlier. Yet two thousand 

two hundred years before that the Greeks 

had machines that could do exactly the same things. This 

program takes us back to the classical world of the third 

century BC to tell the stories of three of the most important 

machines in history - Ctesibius’ clock, Vitruvius’ odometer 

and the spectacular Antikythera mechanism. 

DVD - 6SBAD1 VHS - SBAD1 

Price $132 

Robotics 

‘Robotics’ explores the life and three key 

areas of invention of Heron of Alexandria. 

Beginning in the dark recesses of an Egyptian 

temple we will witness the awe-inspiring 

operations of his ‘miracle machines’, from 

automatic doors and magically suspended 

spheres, to mechanical singing birds, coinoperated 

slot machines and speaking statues - all designed 

to inspire wonder in the congregation and provide revenue for 

the priests. But, greatest of all, was Heron’s steam engine, 

a working device that was not only the first steam engine in 

history but also the first jet engine. 


Price $132 

Medicine 

We take a look into the grisly but brilliant 

surgeries of the great ancient physicians 

to witness three procedures common at 

the time but which would not be attempted 

successfully again for nearly two thousand 

years. In the tomb of a Roman surgeon in 

Germany we find the exquisite tools used 

to perform eye surgery. More extraordinary still we uncover 

evidence of the most dangerous of all operations - brain 

surgery. Finally we explore the workings of what is still 

one of the most highly contentious finds from the ancient 

world - the Baghdad Battery suggested to be an electrical 

anaesthetic device. 


Price $132 

Full Series 

Price $297 

ANCIENT DISCOVERIES 

SERIES 2 

Building on a highly successful first series, 

Ancient Discoveries unearths amazing 

technologies that we think of as modern, but 

which in fact date back to ancient times. The 

series travels back in time to uncover remarkably 

sophisticated inventions, and celebrate the 

ancient engineers whose ingenuity laid the 

foundations for technology as we know it today. 

SBS Television 2005. 

NEW 

2006 

Part 1 

Episode One explores the dangerous world of ancient warfare. 

Greek flame throwers, Roman missiles and 2000 year old 

tanks reveal that so-called modern weapons have their roots 

in altogether more ancient ideas. 

DVD - 6SBAND1 VHS - SBAND1 

Price $132 

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Part 2 

Episode Two uncovers the revolutionary work of ancient 

shipbuilders, whose vessels rivalled modern cruise liners 

in their scale and opulence. Dragged from the depths of an 

Italian lake, the Nemi ships were the Titanics of the ancient 

world. 


Price $132 

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Part 3 

Episode Three travels back in time to reveal the ingenious 

machines that the ancients used to harness natural power. 

Could the Romans have had the first industrial revolution, 

2000 years before we like to think it happened? 


Price $132 

Full Series 

Price $297 

Map Makers 

The Map Makers is a beautiful and 

compelling 3 part series on the history and 

major developments in map making. A map 

is more than a geographical representation 

of land. It is an image which mirrors a 

society’s political, religious and cultural 

vision of itself. Each episode includes period 

reconstructions, beautiful location sequences and expert 

interviews. 

Episode 1: The Waldseemuller Map 1507 

There was a time when the edges of our world were a 

mystery. The discovery of the ‘New World’ by explorers such 

as Columbus and Vespucci, changed the way people would 

view the world forever. 

Episode 2: The Mercator Atlas 1572 

The struggle for religious dominance and power in 16th 

Century Europe led to the production of a map by the world 

famous geographer, Mercator. 

Episode 3: D-Day Invasion Maps 

This is the fascinating story of maps during wartime, 

featuring the tale of “Bigot Maps” and the stories of bravery 

and treachery that precipitated their creation. 

SBS Teleivion 2004 Duration 3 x 60min 

DVD - 6SBMM VHS - SBMM 

Price $39.95

THE WORLD IN ART 

Covering 4 years; 1571, 1603, 1776, and 

1812, this series provides a global snapshot 

of the arts that defined time. Major historical 

events frame each film, focusing on the 

particular artists, poets and books, architects 

and composers who earned a place in history. 

Topics covered include Martin Luther, Queen Elizabeth, 

William Shakespeare, Don Quixote, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 

Napoleon, The brothers Grimm, Ludwig von Beethoven and 

many more. 

Produced by Timeless Productions Inc in association with History 

Television Inc., BBC and Alliance Atlantis Duration 4 x 49min 

1571 DVD - 6GNWA1 VHS - GNWA1 




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Causes Of World War I 

On this CD ROM you can explore the political, economic, and 

social factors and events that gave rise to the war. Compare 

the goals of major powers with war outcomes and see how 

the tensions of prosperity and imperialism led to the creation 

of alliances, an arms race, and irreversibly to conflict. 

CD ROM - 99ZCWW Price $88 

Causes Of World War II 

Explore how events and consequences of World War I sowed 

the seeds for a new conflict. This program chronicles the rise 

to power of new totalitarian regimes and the events that led 

to global conflict. 

CD ROM - 99ZCWW2 Price $88 

Columbus And The Age Of Discovery 

On this CD ROM you can trace the history of global exploration 

from the migrations of prehistoric peoples to the Portuguese, 

Columbus, and through to the Space Age. Examine the 

important role of explorers, with special emphasis on the life 

of Christopher Columbus. 

CD ROM - 99ZCAD Price $88 

Cradles Of Civilisation 

On this CD ROM you can explore the military, political, 

economic, social, cultural and intellectual achievements of 

humanity from prehistoric cultures to the rise and fall of the 

Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilisations. Examine how the 

modern civilisation is a product of efforts by numerous races 

and cultures. 

CD ROM - 99ZCC Price $88 

Imperialism 

On this CD ROM you can explore the rationales and 

motives for imperialism using three case studies. Examine 

the establishment, methods of operation and legacies of 

imperialism of the Spanish in Latin America, the British in 

India, and the multinational division of Africa in the 19th 

century. 

CD ROM - 99ZIM Price $88 

Industrial Revolution 

On this CD ROM you can examine the underlying conditions 

for industrialisation, its rise in Britain and subsequent spread 

to the rest of the world. Explore how industrialisation has 

altered human existence throughout the world. 

CD ROM - 99ZIR Price $88 

Greek And Roman World 

Examine the uniqueness of the cultures of the Aegean Greeks, 

Italian Romans, Imperial Romans and Mediterranean Greeks. 

Explore the contributions in art, literature, politics, philosophy, 

education and the sciences by these four ancient peoples. 

CD ROM - 99ZGRW Price $88 

Ancient Rome 

Survey the important events in Rome from 1000 BC the late 

5th century AD. Territorial expansions, customs and beliefs, 

governments and armies are examined through works by 

Roman artists. 

CD ROM - 99ZA02 Price $88 

Everyday Life In Ancient Egypt 

Examine the rulers, traditions, beliefs and battles of ancient 

Egypt. The life and death for the rich, poor and Pharaohs. 

Explore mummification, pyramids, artefacts and the 

hieroglyphics of this ancient civilisation. 

CD ROM - 99ZELAE Price $88 

Ancient Greece 

Explore the humanistic spirit and magnificence of this 

civilisation through its stunning sculpture and architecture. 

Examine how religion, government, social life and art were 

interdependant. 

CD ROM - 99ZAO1 Price $88 

Fascist Dictatorship 

Examine the historical and philosophical roots of fascism as 

you trace the rise to power and subsequent fall of Mussolini 

and Hitler, among others. This program shows the relationship 

between fascism and democracy and relates the legacy of 

fascism after World War II. 

CD ROM - 99ZFD Price $88 

Great Depression 

This CD ROM analyses the background and conditions that led 

to economic chaos. Examine President Hoovers philosophy 

towards the New Deal and the impact of World War II, and see 

the impact of the Depression on the lives of ordinary people. 

CD ROM - 99ZGD Price $88 

French Revolution 

Explore the rise of autocratic nation states in Europe in the 

16th to 18th centuries, the structure of French society, and 

key events of the Revolution as it progressed. 

CD ROM - 99ZFR Price $88 

Rise And Fall Of The British Empire 

On this CD ROM you can survey the dramatic story of the 

British Empire, from its beginnings in the 16th century to its 

end in the 20th. Examine the origins, development, effects 

and legacies of Britain’s colonial stewardship. 

CD ROM - 99ZRFBE Price $88 

Russian Revolution CD ROM 

On this CD ROM you can examine the Russian political and 

economic saga from its early history of Mongol invasions to 

the increasing regimentation of the people by the state under 

Peter the Great. 

CD ROM - 99ZRR Price $88 

My Brother’s Keeper 

On this CD ROM you can examine the Holocaust, the Warsaw 

ghetto uprising and Jewish persecution through the paintings 

of Israel Bernbaum, archival photographs and first-hand 

accounts. This CD shows the immense injustices of the 

Holocaust and reinforces the importance of religious, racial 

and ethnic tolerance. 

CD ROM - 99ZMBK Price $88 


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A compelling answer to the 

question “Why study dead 

cultures?” Introduction to 

archaeology, anthropology and 

ancient history. 8 x 52min 


New Worlds 

VHS - RWOP1 

Hearth 


Artisans And Traders 


Signs And Symbols 


Power Prestige And Wealth 


Realms 


Spirit World 


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Trade Routes 

This program brings together living storytellers to uncover 

historical Aboriginal trade routes across Australia long before 

white settlement. 

SBS Television 

VHS - SBRBS1 

Price $104.5 

Changing Culture 

This program looks at the lives of two 

Aborigines who leave their home to 

experience success in new environments, 

and regularly return home, although their 

sense of belonging has been altered. 


Price $104.5 

Warriors 

This program focuses on resistance against the white 

invaders. Reminiscences of descendants are woven through 

the story, drawing on the continuity of the Aboriginal warrior 

tradition. Also explored are early aspects of Sydney life. 


Price $104.5 

Sacred Sites 

Aborigines believe that land and people are 

inseparable. To them, their sacred sites 

represent the expression of total reverence 

for nature and mankind. This episode 

examines the relationship of Aborigines to 

various sacred sites. 


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Women 

Aboriginal women are becoming the firm inspiration for 

Aboriginal peoples. This episode focuses on Aboriginal women 

who have fought to overcome the pressures of contemporary 

society, and created a new age and regard for themselves 

and their people. 


Price $104.5 

Survivors 

This episode looks at Aboriginals of mixed 

racial descent, it examines the question of 

Aboriginal identity, and discusses the stage 

at which Aboriginals of mixed racial descent 

cease to call themselves Aboriginals. 


Price $104.5 

Full Series 

Price $415 

Two Weeks Off Work 

Janine Hayes was taken from her family when she was young 

and fostered into a white family. This program shows her 

visiting her Aboriginal family at an older age, following her 

personal struggle to come to terms with her mixed feelings 

and the mixed feelings from her Aboriginal family. 

SBS Televison Duration 53min 

VHS - SBTW 

Price $132 

Gladiatrix 

After her divorce, twenty-five-year-old 

mother of two Sharon Carter decided to do 

something extraordinary by joining a Roman 

re-enactment group and enter the arena to 

fight as “Amazonia”, a 1st Century Celtic 

warrior-woman from Britain. But Sharon’s 

desire to fight in the arena is tempered when 

she is told she must use a double-headed 

axe and fight against the male gladiators to be truly authentic. 

This is a story of Sharon’s struggle to win the respect of her 

peers and fight for the honour of the wooden sword of freedom. 

Along the journey Sharon learns something about herself and 

being a single mum in 21st Century Brisbane. 

SBS Teleivion 2005 Duration 26 min 

DVD - 6SBGLA VHS - SBGLA 

Price $132 

The Colony 

Australia’s first living history series is a 

blend of historical discovery, social jeopardy, 

adventure challenge and experiential learning 

as pampered 21st Century ‘pioneers’ attempt 

to prove they’re tough enough to survive their 

historical ordeal. Against this backdrop, 

the series explores the gripping story of the 

first settlements brutal, often bloody conflict between races 

(Aboriginal, Irish and English), classes (convicts, free settlers 

and military) and men and women. A British and and Irish 

family are shipped to the far side of the world to join an 

Australian family. They enter an isolated world, cut off from 

civilsation in almost every respect. They have to cope with 

the lack of creature comforts as well as the gruelling chores of 

daily life. How did the three European families, their volunteer 

convicts and Aboriginal people come together to face the 

challenges of early European settlement on the frontier? 

Titles include: 

When Worlds Collide 

Survival 

This Land Is Ours 

Rebellion 

After The Storm 

Back To The Future 

SBS Television 2005 Duration 6 x 50min on one DVD 

DVD - 6SBCOL 

Price $198 

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NEW 

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The Habits Of New Norcia 

The Benedictine Monastery of New Norcia, 

the only monastic town in Australia, was 

until 1973 New Norcia Mission, home to 

generations of Aboriginal children. It was 

an orphanage without orphans, as none of 

the children were there because they had 

no parents. The children suffered terrible 

hardships; used as child labourers, starvation let them to be 

forced to eat the food set aside for the chickens, and cruel 

punishments were part of their daily existence. Several of the 

children, now adults aged from 34 to 84, return to the mission 

to recount their version of their history on display. Today the 

Monastery at New Norica presents itself as a popular tourist 

attraction. 


VHS - SBHNN 

Price $132

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This is a series which takes a look at the use 

of modern technological advancements by the 

world’s oldest people. It is an intriguing look at the 

way the Internet is helping Australian Aboriginals 

market and sell their art and propagate their 

culture. The series features breathtaking scenery 

of Arnhem Land - an area never before caught 

on film. We examine the global impact of the 

web on the Aboriginal culture. Produced by TVF 

International 2001. 6TV21AB 

Part 1 

We see how people survived off the land, 

and the ancient method of making fire 

sticks from Pandanus grass as a continuous 

source of energy. We see how paint brushes 

were made and the natural ochres mixed to 

make paint. Explore how nature provides 

antibiotics and cure all’s for every illness and how these 

ancient methods are still practiced today. 

DVD - 6TV21AB1 VHS - TV21AB1 

Price $143 

Part 2 

Learn the traditions of Burial and the meaning behind 

art work which cover the rock walls and caves. Aboriginal 

artists discuss their work and how some combine traditional 

methods and 21st Century technology in the works created. 

Learn what the Internet means to them. 


Price $143 

Part 3 

In this episode we see from the humble beginnings sketched 

on butchers paper, to the initial one-page website, through 

to the publicly listed company it is today, with a website 

catalogue in excess of 1200 pages as the E-commerce 

Company Aboriginal Australia. Examined is the role of 

cyberspace in the sale of Authentic Aboriginal art and culture 

and the lucrative international tourist industry. We see the 

inner workings of the website, from the remote communities 

input, page design, to the finished product. 


Price $143 

Full Series 

Price $418 

Sorry Proof Country 

In 1997 the ‘Bringing Them Home’ report was 

released. One of those recommendations was 

that a ‘Sorry Day’ be set aside annually to 

commemorate Indigenous Australians taken 

from their families. ‘Sorry Proof Country’ 

encapsulates the history of some of these 

moving and sometimes controversial events 

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since the release of this report. Share the journey as it reflects 

over the past six years to embrace a new awareness through 

acknowledgment, and become part of the journey of healing to 

really understand the meaning behind National Sorry Day. 

Indigenous Australian Productions 2003 Duration 24min 

DVD - 6IAPSP VHS - IAPSP 

Price $132 

Sir… Australia Since Federation 

‘Sir...” is a satire on the changing community 

attitudes in Australia since Federation. 

‘Sir...’ asks us to reflect on why we behved 

as we did, and challenges us to seek more 

satisfactory and lasting solutions for the 

problems ahead. This program is divided 

into eight main segments: Federation times, 

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World War I, The Great Depression, World War II, The Fifties, 

The Swinging Sixties, The Prodigal Eighties and Now, post 

September 11. 

Jack Opie 2003 Study Guides Duration 22min 

DVD - 6SIRAU VHS - SIRAU 

Price $132 

Babarkiuria 

BEST 

In 1988, Australia celebrated the two SELLER 

hundredth anniversary of white European 

settlement in Australia. ‘Babakiueria’ is 

a light-hearted satire that reverses the 

roles, imagining what it would be like if a 

black fleet arrived to try and settle an area 

inhabited by white natives. 

ABC Australia 1987 Duration 30min FIRM SALE ONLY 

VHS - ABAB 

Price $165 

Unholy Orders 

This moving account traces the story of abuse in Scottish 

orphanages by Catholic nuns. Following the newspaper 

release of the abuse, a class action formed in the late 1990’s 

and quickly escalated to represent 450 people. Claims are for 

abuse that spread from the 1920s to late 70s, and charges 

the nuns with degrading and inhumane punishment. Cath 

Yeomans, now living in Australia, is the oldest claimant. She 

and her sisters spent ten years in the ‘care’ of the Sisters of 

Nazareth in Glasgow. 

SBS Televison 2003 Duration 30min 

VHS - SBUO 

Price $121 

History - Australia A Way Of Life 

Being inhabited for over 45000 years by Aboriginal’s, 

Australia is concidered to have both one of the oldest cultures 

in the world and one of the youngest. It explores the brief 

history of Australia as a nation from the first Dutch explorers 

and James Cook to today. Shown is the First Fleet, convicts, 

the Gold Rush, explorers, cattle stations, the paddle steamer 

and more. 


DVD - 6MPHSA VHS - MPHSA 

Price $132 

Women Of The Earth 

This program documents the extraordinary relationship 

between Aboriginal women, the Dreamtime and the Earth. 

It examines women of the Nganyinytja, Dhuwa, Martu and 

Pitjantjatjara tribes, and how they play an important role in 

food and tradition. 

Rising Tide Films Australia Duration 55min 

DVD - 88RISWE VHS - RISWE 

Price $137.5 

Up For Grabs 

This program represents a graphic history of early Aboriginal 

resistance to the white invasion, and an inside look at the 

development of Aboriginal political processes, culminating 

in the winning of land rights from successive white 

governments. 

SBS Television Duration 55min 

VHS - SBUFG 

Price $104 


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THROUGH 

AUSTRALIAN EYES 

Six young Australian girls trace their roots as they 

make a journey of discovery to their parents’ 

homeland. The cultural differences between the 

new home country of these young Australians 

and the traditions of their parents’ home country 

are striking. SBS Australia. 6SBTAE 

China 

In this program, Ellen Youie goes to China for 

the first time. She visits the villages where 

her parents have grown up, she visits her 

family and explores the cultural differences 

between China and Australia, which gives 

the program a unique prospective. 

DVD - 6SBTAEC VHS - SBTAEC 

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Greece 

In this program, Angela Sarantis from Wollongong visits 

Greece. She traces her roots as she makes this journey to 

her parents’ homeland. The cultural differences between 

Australia and Greece come to light. 

DVD - 6SBTAEG VHS - SBTAEG 

Price $121 

Hungary 

In this program, Debbie Karp of Bondi visits the country where 

her mother was born. She traces her roots as she makes this 

journey to her parents’ homeland. The cultural differences 

between Hungary and Australia stand out. 

DVD - 6SBTAEH VHS - SBTAEH 

Price $121 

India 

In this program, Jesse Tandy from a Sikh family working 

a banana plantation at Woolgoolga returns to India and 

traces her roots as she makes this journey to her parent’s 

homeland. The cultural differences between Australia and 

India are explored. 

DVD - 6SBTAEI VHS - SBTAEI 

Price $121 

Italy 

In this program, sixteen year old Rosemary Agostino visits her 

mother’s place of birth: Conflenti. Amazingly, life here seems 

still far away from the modern world. Through her visit, 

interesting differences between the Italian and Australian 

cultures are explored. 

DVD - 6SBTAEIT VHS - SBTAEIT 

Price $121 

Yugoslavia 

In this program, young Duska Franic returns to Croatia where 

her parents were born. She traces her roots as she makes this 

journey to her parents’ homeland. The difference between the 

Australian culture and the Yugoslavian culture stands out. 

DVD - 6SBTAEY VHS - SBTAEY 

Price $121 

Full Series 

Price $407 

Kidnapped 

It is a little known fact that between 1863 and 1904, 60,000 

South Pacific Islanders worked in slave labour conditions in 

the QLD sugar cane fields. Debra Beattie’s ‘Kidnapped’, is 

about the descendants of these kidnapped islanders and their 

courage to refuse to be scarred by the past. 

SBS Australia Duration 26min 

VHS - SBKI 

Price $104.5 

Australian History Part 1 

This program investigates some of the major events that 

have shaped Australia as a nation. Topics include: The First 

Australians, Early Exploration, European Settlement, Gold 

Rush and the Eureka Stockade, Bushrangers, Living and 

Working Conditions Prior to 1900, Federation and the White 

Australia Policy and World War 1. 

Classroom Video 2002 Duration 23min 

DVD - 88CVAH1 VHS - CVAH1 

Price $99 

Australian History Part 2 

Following on from Part one, this program examines The 

Great Depression, The Stolen Generation, World War II, The 

1956 Melbourne Olympics, The Vietnam War, The 1975 

Constitutional Crisis, The Royal Commission into Aboriginal 

Deaths in Custody, The Mabo Decision and The 2000 Sydney 

Olympics. 

Classroom Video 2002 Duration 23min 

DVD - 88CVAH2 VHS - CVAH2 

Price $99 

Lalai Dreamtime - Floating Time 

‘Lalai Dreamtime’ is an attempt to reconstruct Aboriginal 

history through the memories of Aboriginal elders. ‘Floating 

Time’ develops this concept further. 


VHS - SBLAD 

Price $132 

Mission Accomplished 

Today, close to eighty percent of Aboriginal people call 

themselves Christian. Vivian Schenker reports on the effects 

Anglo-Saxon Christian ideals have had on Aboriginal culture 

and questions what this has achieved. 


VHS - SBMIA 

Price $132 

Grandfathers And Revolutions 

Several years after arriving in Australia with his mother and 

two sisters, 22 year old Brisbane filmmaker Peter Hegedus 

received some Hungarian secret government documents 

from the 1950’s which revealed the execution order of an 

innocent 20 year old man. He was shocked to realise that 

these documents could possibly have been implemented by 

his grandfather Andras Hegedus, who was the Prime Minister 

at the time of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. 


VHS - SBGR 

Price $132 

Fortress Australia 

This program uncovers one of the most extraordinary chapters 

in Australia’s history - the brazen attempt by successive 

Australian governments to fortress the nation with atomic 

weapons. This film reveals a web of intrigue as it penetrates a 

world of diplomatic double dealing and atomic espionage. 

Film Australia Duration 21min FIRM SALE ONLY VHS - FAFAUS 

Price $104.5

Bob Brought The War Home 

The War ended in Vietnam 30 years ago, but for Vietnam 

Veteran Bob Harrison and his family, there has been little 

peace. Bob Brought the War Home is an emotional story of a 

man who at 20 years old, was called up for National Service 

and sent to fight in the Vietnam War. This film takes us into 

the war-ravaged home of the Harrisons and boldly shows us 

what, with the luck of the draw, any Australian family might 

have gone through. 


DVD - 6SBBBW VHS - SBBBW 

Price $132 

John Simpson Kirkpatrick 

This program details the events that led 

John Simpson Kirkpatrick, one of the 

unlikeliest heroes to emerge from World War 

I, to leave his home town and family and 

join the merchant navy before jumping ship 

when it reached Australia. This program 

takes in the emotion of the Anzac Day dawn service of 2001 

at Gallipoli, features Ashley Elkins from the Australian War 

Memorial in Canberra providing historical knowledge, and a 

local journalist and historian in South Shields. 


DVD - 6SBJSK VHS - SBJSK 

Price $132 

The Executioners 

The death penalty has always been 

surrounded by a great deal of controversy, 

and yet little has been said about those 

actually responsible for carrying out the 

deed itself - the executioners. Where do 

they come from? How do they prepare for 

such work? Are they able to lead a normal 

social life? What effect does their work have on them? How 

did the lives of executioners in the 16th century differ from 

those of the 20th century? Underlying the long history of 

this ‘gruesome profession’ and the men who practiced it, 

is an extraordinary human adventure intimately linked with 

society’s attitudes toward the death penalty. 


DVD - 6AMPEXE VHS - AMPEXE 

Price $132 

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Hoovers Gold 

2006 

By the late 1890s, Western Australia’s Goldfields were a 

lure for ambitious young men from all parts of the globe. One 

adventurer was a 23-year-old American, Herbert Hoover, 

the future 31st President of the USA. Working on behalf of 

London’s Bewick Moreing and Company, he helped pioneer 

one of the richest gold mines in Australian history - the Sons 

of Gwalia. Recreated scenes and the personal stories of the 

descendants of the Italian and Australian Workers engaged 

at the Sons of Gwalia mine bring history to life in this tale of 

triumph and tragedy, ambition and shattered dreams. 

Mago Films/SBSI 2005 Duration 52mins 

DVD - 6ABHOGO VHS - ABHOGO 

Price $110 

Life At The Beginning Of The 20th Century 

This program focuses on living conditions and everyday life 

in Western nations at the beginning of the twentieth century. 

Subjects explored - housing, cooking, clothes, domestic 

service, education, transport and leisure. Themes include: 

changing role of women; urbanisation; class division and 

distribution of wealth; and technological change. 

Classroom Video 2004 Study Notes Duration 31min 

DVD - 88CVLBTC VHS - CVLBTC 

Price $99 

The Colour Of War - ANZACS 

This is the story of Australia and New 

Zealand at war as never seen before. For the 

first time, only original colour footage is used 

to paint a vividly detailed picture of these 

closely allied nations, from the build up to 

World War Two to the end of the Vietnam 

conflict. Newly discovered films and home 

movies along with diary and letter extracts allow viewers a 

very personal connection with the war experience, both on 

the battlefield and on the homefront. In colour, that shared 

history becomes even more intimate and involving. Narrated 

by Russell Crowe, this powerful and moving three-part series 

captures the thoughts and feelings of ordinary people caught 

up in world-shattering events. 

Duration 3x55min 

DVD - 88RO104518 VHS - RO104518 

Price $66 

Korean ANZACS 

In the frontline of the Korean War Australian 

soldier Ron Cashman befriended two South 

Korean conscripts. Fifty years later he is 

meeting them for the first time since the 

war. Korean ANZAC’s is the story of how this 

friendship helped Ron make peace with the 

war after forty years of suffering from post traumatic stress 

disorder. Produced in association with the Australian Film 

Commission and the NSW Film And Television Office. 


DVD - 6SBKA VHS - SBKA 

Price $132 

Welcome To Woomera 

This is a film about ordinary people in a small town caught 

up in big events. As Australia’s only purpose-built defence 

village, Woomera has been famous for its rocket range, as 

home to Americans from the Nurrungar base and, most 

recently, for its controversial immigration reception and 

processing centre. But the centre has closed and the town 

is in danger of closing too. Once heralded as a model of 

suburban living then reviled as a “desert jail”, this film looks 

at Woomera from the inside and follows the town’s struggle 

to stay alive. As a government town however, its future is not 

necessarily in the community’s own hands. 

Film Australia 2004 Duration 55min 

VHS - FAWTW 

Price $104.5 

WWII - Conflict In The Pacific Part 1 

This program covers topics including: the emergence of Japan 

as a major power; the US Neutrality Act; the Second Sino- 

Japanese War; Japanese occupation of Indochina; Japanese 

strategy for war against the USA and Britain. It also looks at 

the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the fall of Singapore and the 

bombing of Darwin. 


DVD - 88CVCTP1 VHS - CVCTP1 

Price $99 

WWII - Conflict In The Pacific Part 2 

This program covers topics including: allied strategy against 

Japan; battle of the Coral Sea; battle of Midway; Guadalcanall; 

the cult of Bushido, New Guinea, island-hopping; Yalta 

Conference; Iwo Jima; Okinawa; Potsdam Conference; the 

A-bomb and subsequent controversy over its use; allied 

occupation of Japan (1945-52); and consequences of the 

war in the Pacific. 


DVD - 88CVCTP2 VHS - CVCTP2 

Price $99 


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tales from a suitcase 

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TALES FROM A 

SUITCASE SERIES 1 

This series documents moving accounts of 

the lives of migrants from Europe and Asia 

during the immediate post-war period of 1946 

- 1952. Sometimes, people came to Australia 

simply because the queues were shorter, and 

perhaps they were beguiled by the idea of a 

place with sunny weather. Many chose Australia 

for one reason only - it was safe. Each person’s 

tale reveals the migrant experience in raw and 

moving detail. Produced by Will Davis, SBS 

Television. SBTSS 

Tape 1 

Gerard Havekas from Holland 

Lola Harding-Irmer from Germany 

Alfa & Enoe Di Stefana from Italy 

Duration 3x26min VHS - SBTSS1 

Tape 2 

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Harry Malcher from Austria 

Father Luciano from Italy 


Tape 3 

Nina and Helen Macris from Greece 

Sava Spasojevic from Yugoslavia 

Stefania Sochan from Poland/Russia 


Tape 4 

Martina Reigus from Lithuania 

Elmar Saarepere from The Baltic State 

Natalie Oulianoff from the Ukraine 


Tape 5 

Robert Sardy form Hungry 

Meitek Swat from Poland 

Anatole Konovets from Russia 


Tape 6 

Peter Oulianoff from Ukraine/Russia 

Pat Hesse from Sri Lanka 

Keith Stodden Pt 1 Aust Immigration Dept 


Tape 7 

Keith Stodden Pt 2 Aust Immigration Dept 

John Diaz from Spain 

Paul Couvret form Indonesia/ Dutch East Indies 


Tape 8 

Bill Moran from USA/serviceman 

Samad Amjah from Malaysia 

Anne Duffy-Lindsay from Ireland 

King Fong form Suva Fiji Chinese Decent 


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This series recounts the extraordinary 

experiences of Australia’s post-war migrants, 

mixing the poignant and heart-wrenching with 

the humorous and uplifting, ‘Tales from a 

Suitcase’ constructs a historical mosaic of postwar 

immigration while revealing the thoughts 

of men and women from around the globe who 

devoted their lives to building a better Australia. 

SBS Television 2001. 

Episode 1 

Episode 1: Beppi Polese and Giuseppe de Carlo; Episode 2: 

Ron and Krys Pawlowski; and Episode 3: Hideko Coombes. 

VHS - SBTFS1 

Price $66 

Episode 2 

Episode 4: Henry Sue. Episode; 5: Sasha Nekvapil and Frank 

Prihoda; and Episode 6: Frank Buzolic. 


Price $66 

Episode 3 

Episode 7: Jutta Malnic; Episode 8: Victor Vadiveloo; and 

Episode 9: Rinaldo Fabbro. 


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Episode 4 

Episode 10: Chris Gatz; Episode 11: Leopoldine Mimovich; 

Episode 12: Nicolas Habib; and Episode 13: Denis George. 


Price $66 

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In this seven-part series, a range of Afghan people relate 

the circumstances of their journies to Australia from the late 

1970’s to the present. It is the story of the broad mosaic 

of their time: first under Communist, then Mujaheddin and 

finally Taliban control. Some were refugees who took the 

highly dangerous sea voyage to Australia, only to be thrown 

into detention centres. For others, the memories are of 

violence and death, of dispossession and escape, and the 

deep sadness of a family left behind. 

SBS Television 2002 Duration 7x30min on 2 tapes 

VHS - SBTFSA 

Price $93.5

Seeking Asylum 

Seeking Asylum includes harrowing 

interviews with asylum seekers who have 

risked their lives at the hands of people 

smugglers and now live in the community 

for 30 months on Temporary Protection 

Visas. Having made a perilous open-sea 

journey on unseaworthy wooden river boats, 

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all speak with fear and trepidation about their escape from 

persecution, torture and often death at the hands of fanatical 

fundamentalist regimes including Afghanistan’s former 

Taliban government. 


DVD - 6SBSEA VHS - SBSEA 

Price $132 

Film Australia’s Immigration 

When Australia embarked on its mass migration program 

after World War Two, it was with a movie camera in hand. 

Film Australia, as the Government’s film unit, made films 

to attract migrants and to change attitudes to new arrivals. 

More recently, it made films about how migrants themselves 

were changed by coming here and the impact they had on 

shaping the nation. Film Australia’s Immigration presents a 

selection of fascinating films from this historically significant 

collection, along with contemporary interviews with some 

of the people who made them and some who were in them. 

Combined with a website and study guide, this DVD is a 

superb educational resource. 

Duration 195min DVD - 88FAIMG 

Price $225 

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Long Road To Olympia 

2006 

In an ageless domination of the world by mercenaries and 

merchants, against all odds, we follow Culturebank and 

Nunukul Yuggera, an Indigenous performance group from 

Australia, as they leap the hurdles of social, political, racial 

and financial obstacles to reveal a deep and eloquent expose 

of eco-cultural content. Rich wildlife and nature photography 

combined with montage invokes an intimate experience of the 

landscape, culture and totems of the Nunukul and Yuggera 

peoples of the east coast of Australia. This program is a 

rare insight into contemporary urban Australian Indigenous 

culture and multiculturalism in action. Culminating in a 

finale, we see Culturebank and Indigenous performance 

group Nunukul Yuggera tour through Greece, as part of the 

Cultural Olympiad, performing on sacred sites, including the 

original running track in Olympia and the Herodus Atticus at 

the Acropolis in Athens. 

Culture Bank Productions 2005 Duration 30min 

DVD - 6CBLRO VHS - CBLRO 

Price $132 

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In Limbo 

2006 

In Limbo follows the story of a Vietnamese-Australian lawyer 

who is determined to see 2000 Vietnamese boat people 

stranded in the Philippines regain their lives, identities and 

homes. Hoi Trinh has been fighting for the rights of these 

people for more than five years. This film sees him battle the 

Australian Immigration Department bureaucracy as he tries 

to resettle 50 refugee families in Australia. 

Film Australia 2002 Duration 55min 

VHS - FAINLB 

Price $105 

Galileo’s Battle For The Heavens 

This is a documentary on the dramatic life 

of great Italian scientist Galileo Galilei, 

based on Dava Sobel’s best seller ‘Galileo’s 

Daughter’, which celebrates the story of the 

father of modern science and his struggle to 

get Church authorities to accept the truth 

of his astonishing discoveries. It includes 

re-enactments played by renowned British actor Simon 

Callow of key moments from Galieleo’s life, including: his 

pioneering telescopic observations of the Moon and planets, 

his revolutionary experiments with falling objects, and his 

fateful trial before the Inquisition for heresy. 


DVD - 6SBGBH VHS - SBGBH 

Price $198 

Inventing Flight 

This program explores humankind’s 

historical preoccupation with the idea of 

flight as well as the life and times of the 

Wright Brothers. It provides an introduction, 

underlying appreciation and understanding 

of the challenges faced by the Wrights. 

It includes segments that describe how 

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the Wright Brothers used the scientific concepts of control, 

lift, propulsion, Newton’s Laws, drag, friction, energy and 

pressure, whilst introducing relevant vocabulary to help them 

design, test, and rework their flying machines. 

Agency for Instructional Learning 2003 Study guide Duration 60min 

DVD - 6AITIF VHS - AITIF 

Price $132 

Wright Brothers Flying Machine 

Orville and Wilbur Wright were remarkable 

inventors, mechanics, risk-takers, and 

visionaries. They designed and built their 

own wings, steering devices, engines and 

wind tunnel. Just how did they construct 

such an impressive flying machine? In 

this program, vivid footage captures both 

the Wrights’ own historic flights and the modern team’s 

attempt to fly an authentically recreated Wright ‘Model B.’ 

As modern computer technology meets dusty artifacts, the 

Wrights’ aviation secrets emerge from the past and seem 

more impressive than ever. Discover how the Wright Brothers 

transformed themselves from bicycle mechanics to highflying 

inventors who built a machine that changed the world 

during a mythical flight at Kitty Hawk. 


DVD - 6SBWB VHS - SBWB 

Price $132 

Dead Men Talking 

‘Dead Man Talking’ is a series of medical biographies of the 

rich, the famous and the powerful. Each one-hour program 

has two componenets - a biography and a medical mystery. 

Modern forensics provides us with clues that may take us 

closer to understanding the intriguing lives and deaths of 

these famous and sometime infamous people. 


Adolf Hitler DVD - 6GNDMT01 VHS - GNDMT01 

Harry Houdini DVD - 6GNDMT02 VHS - GNDMT02 

Edgar Allan Poe DVD - 6GNDMT03 VHS - GNDMT03 

Marilyn Monroe DVD - 6GNDMT04 VHS - GNDMT04 

Vincent Van Gogh DVD - 6GNDMT05 VHS - GNDMT05 

Wolfgang Amadeus 

Mozart DVD - 6GNDMT06 VHS - GNDMT06 

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Islam - History, Society And Civilisation 

Segments cover past and present day philosophies, practices 

and events that define Islam. This balanced program 

encourages students to consider how different interpretations 

of religion can affect government, culture and individual 

lives. Segments include The History and Teachings of Islam: 

surveys the religion practiced by more than a billion Muslims 

worldwide. Suleiman, Magnificent Leader: introduces the 

progressive Muslim ruler who helped make his empire the 

richest in the world and left a legacy of art, architecture and 

social reforms. The Crusades: chronicles how European 

Christians in the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries battled 

Muslims to recover the Holy Land. Afghanistan 12 Years of 

Violence: discusses how the rigid rule of the Taliban brutally 

oppressed the people of Afghanistan. 


DVD - 6DISIHS VHS - DISIHS 

Price $137.5 

The Middle East - Land Of Contrast 

This ancient region gave rise to powerful civilisations and 

three of the world’s great religions. Comprehend recent 

events in the Middle East by viewing these happening against 

a historical background. Crossroads of Commerce: explores 

three cities that developed as focal points of Middle Eastern 

commerce and civilisation: Istanbul, Aleppo and Jerusalem. 

The Royal Tour of Jordan: reveals secret archaeological 

and historical sites. Jerusalem’s History: emphasises the 

important historical and spiritual connections of Muslims, 

Jews and Christians to this ancient city. The Call to Mecca: 

follows millions of Muslims on their annual pilgrimage in 

Saudi Arabia. 


DVD - 6DISME VHS - DISME 

Price $137.5 

One Way Ticket To The USSR 

1946. Stalin calls on exiled Russians wishing 

to return to their motherland to “take part in 

the reconstruction of the country.” It is in 

France where this invitation is most heeded. 

On their arrival, however, these idealists 

were immediately suspected of being spies 

or agents of capitalist propaganda. Some were executed, 

most were deported or deprived of their civil rights. They were 

the first victims of the Cold War. Thousands of French citizens 

and their families were caught by Stalin’s trap and remained 

prisoners of the Soviet system for half a century. For the first 

time ever, the last survivors tell their incredible story. 


DVD - 6AMPOWT VHS - AMPOWT 

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Africa Today 

This presentation describes many ways of life in Africa 

and puts a human face on events and places in the news. 

Segments include. Testing Times: focus on students in the 

Democratic Republic of Congo as they take their country’s 

high school exams after year s of civil unrest and war. One 

Girl’s Life: introduces Asbeth, age 11, and follows her daily 

activities in Ethiopia. School for Girls: A Dream Comes True: 

tells the story of a girls’ high school in Tanzania, where 

students gain farming skills and tools to sustain themselves 

and their families. Medical Crisis in Africa: investigates the 

devastating impact of AIDS on Africa’s children and families. 

Living on the Forest’s Edge: examines how deforestation in 

Ghana affects rural life. Oil vs. Soil: shows the effects of oil 

drilling on farmers in Nigeria. 


DVD - 6DISAT VHS - DISAT 

Price $137.5 

Apartheid’s Last Stand 

In this program we travel to South Africa, 

where the country’s first black president, 

Nelson Mandela, has replaced 300 years 

of oppression with social reforms. But is 

the struggle truly over? This program brings 

us closer to the issues surrounding South 

Africians’ hard-won peace and the struggle 

to put economic hardship and psychological pain behind 

them. 


DVD - 6DISALS VHS - DISALS 

Price $137.5 

How The West Was Lost 

The history of 19th-century America is the 

story of struggles between settlers moving 

west and Native Americans trying to hold 

on to their ancestral territories. The clash 

between lifestyles and land rights forged a 

new land and unified an American culture, 

but in the process a venerable way of life 

was destroyed. Follow the Cherokee, Dakota, Lakota and Nez 

Perce as they fight to keep their homelands. 

Discovery Channel School 2002 Duration 48min 

DVD - 6DISHWL VHS - DISHWL 

Price $137.5 

Asia’s Global Influence 

Through this study, we consider economic 

situations in light of the political and cultural 

influences that help create them. Segments 

address current and historical issues. The 

Merchant of China: chronicles how merchants 

rose to power following Kublai Khan’s 13th 

century conquest of China. A Great Green Wall: describes the 

ongoing battle against deforestation and desertification as the 

Gobi encroaches on China’s land. A Personal Tour: presents 

a light-hearted view of Hong Kong and its residents. Rich 

and Poor: contrasts the starkly different economic situations 

experienced by North and South Korea. The Extended Family: 

portrays family life in a Vietnamese village, where a single 

house often shelters parents, children, grandparents and 

other relatives under one roof. 


DVD - 6DISAGI VHS - DISAGI 

Price $137.5 

A Question Of Race 

Scientists are unable to pinpoint the gene 

that makes us Black, White or Asian. So 

were these labels manufactured as a way 

to identify a sub-species that doesn’t really 

exist? This program debates whether race 

is an accurate biological identification or a 

damaging artificial identifier. In part two of 

this program we see real-life situations of 

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racism, and witness how children perceive people different 

from themselves as psychology experts help us understand 

why this happens. 


DVD - 6DISQR VHS - DISQR 

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Treasures Of South America 

Tour the natural and historical treasures of 

one of the world’s most diverse continents. 

Meet two unique creatures of Galapagos that 

intrigued Charles Darwin. Travel to the ruins 

of the ancient Inca city of Cuzco, Peru. See 

the majestic cataracts at Iguazu Falls, where 

water and gravity collide. 


DVD - 6DISTSA VHS - DISTSA 

Price $137.5 

The Great Wall Of China 

Stretching 1,500 miles from the Yellow Sea 

to the central Asian desert, the 2,000 year 

old Great Wall of China has shaped not only 

China’s past, but all of Europe’s as well. 

Meet a photographer whose passion for 

the Great Wall has driven him to uncover 

thousands of forgotten miles of the barrier built by China’s 

dynasties. 


DVD - 6DISGWC VHS - DISGWC 

Price $137.5 

Austria Heritage Sites Of The World 

In this program you will see the Semmering Railway or Ghega 

line that follows a beautiful route through the Austrian Alps. 

Built between 1848 and 1854, the railway represented a 

triumph of civil engineering for the time. Salzburg was the 

city at the centre of salt production and the salt trade. Salt 

was the white gold that brought riches and power. Salzburg 

is also the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The city 

contains a wealth of gothic and baroque architecture. 

RNTV 2003 Duration 30min 

DVD - 6RNHSA VHS - RNHSA 

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Belgium 

Heritage Sites Of The World 

Brussels’ Grand Place has been celebrated and criticised but 

it remains a prominent feature of the capital of Belgium. It’s 

a city full of architectural riches. The buildings in the Grand 

Place date from the late 17th century. The four boatlifts in 

the Canal du Centre were built in the late 19th and early 20th 

century. They are still in their original state and are the only 

hydraulic boatlifts still in operation. They represent a good 

example of the 19th century industrial landscape. 


DVD - 6RNHSB VHS - RNHSB 

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Netherlands 


For nearly two centuries the windmills of 

Kinderdijk have pumped excess water out of 

the polder. Kinderdijk has all the elements 

of a hydraulic system to keep the land 

dry, including: dykes, pumping stations, 

reservoirs and of course the windmills. The Wouda pumping 

station near Lemmer went into operation in 1920 and is the 

biggest steam pumping station ever built in the Netherlands. 

The Defence Line of Amsterdam is a system of defence works 

constructed between 1880 and 1920, consisting of a ring of 

forts, dams, locks, dykes and ramparts around Amsterdam, 

which turned the waterways into a weapon. 


DVD - 6RNHSN VHS - RNHSN 

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France Heritage Sites Of The World 

We visit Mont-Saint-Michel and the bay surrounding it which 

are located on the northwest coast of France, on the border 

between Normandy and Brittany. The effect of tides and 

sandbars down the ages has given the area a remarkable 

appearance. The Royal Saltworks of Arc-et-Senans which 

were placed on the list of World Heritage Sites in 1982 

because of their exceptional cultural value. Claude Nicolas 

Ledoux, the master of symmetry, designed the complex as 

a kind of ideal city, one where living and working flowed 

seamlessly one into another. 


DVD - 6RNHSF VHS - RNHSF 

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Germany 


This program is comprised of two 15 minutes segments. 

Firstly we visit The Bauhaus school which was formed 

in Weimar in 1919 and later moved to Dessau where Its 

revolutionary principles were vital to the development of 

modern architecture in the 20th century. In part two, we visit 

Potsdam which is situated in the middle of a ring of parks and 

palaces built between 1730 and 1916. The ring extends as 

far as Berlin-Zehlendorf, with the parks and palaces on the 

bank of the Havel and Lake Glienicke. 


DVD - 6RNHSG VHS - RNHSG 

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Portugal Heritage Sites Of The World 

In this two-part program we first visit the cultural landscape 

of Sintra which lies in the splendid coastal landscape of 

western Portugal just north of Lisbon. Numerous kings and 

other aristocrats built their summer retreats in this miniature 

paradise. In the 19th century Sintra became the first centre 

of European Romantic architecture. 


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Spain Heritage Sites Of The World 

In this program we visit Barcelona to explore the remarkable 

style of the buildings designed by Antoni Gaudi i Cornet at 

the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. They 

include Parc Guell, Casa Vincens, Palau Guell, Casa Mila and 

Casa Batlla. Then we visit Santiago de Compostela which is 

a renowned place of pilgrimage in northwest Spain, where an 

ancient legend claims the apostle James is buried. 


DVD - 6RNHSS VHS - RNHSS 

Price $132 

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See Stonehenge and Avebury where the county of Wiltshire 

contains the most famous stone circles in the world. Then 

we visit the City of Bath, were the Romans discovered 

pleasant thermal springs in the county of Wiltshire and built 

a settlement there, known as Aqua Sulis. 


DVD - 6RNHSUK VHS - RNHSUK 

Price $132 

Venice And Its Lagoon Italy 

Venice is unique in the world: it is an architectural tour-deforce 

built on 118 islands in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea. 

Old documents show that the city was founded as long ago 

as 421. 


DVD - 6RNHSI VHS - RNHSI 

Price $132 


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The Messenger 

This program introduces the dramatic story of the rise of Islam 

with the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad and his 

simple but revolutionary message. This episode covers the 

revelation and early writing of the Koran, the creation of the 

first Mosque, the persecution suffered by the first Muslims 

and the major battles fought by Muhammad and his followers 

to establish the new religion. 

SBS Television 2002 

DVD - 6SBEMI1 VHS - SBEMI1 

Price $49.95 

The Awakening 

This program examines the flowering of Islam into one of 

the great civilisations in history. Arabic becomes a language 

of learning, and achievements in art, architecture, science, 

and medicine flourish. This episode also tells the story of 

the Crusades and describes the recapture of Jerusalem by 

Saladin the Great. 


Price $49.95 

The Ottomans 

This program reveals the dramatic transformation of 

Islam resulting from the Mongol invasion. The Ottomans 

transform the Islamic world, creating a new empire that 

expands westward into Christian territories. Suleyman the 

Magnificent shapes the Ottomans into a military powerhouse 

and an empire of extreme wealth and sophistication, which 

threatens the great power centres of Europe. 


Price $49.95 

Empires Sea Kingdoms Series 

Presented by Alistair Moffat. These are the 

lands of the Celtic peoples and the sea is 

the unbroken link that binds the Hebrides to 

the west of Wales, Ireland and Cornwall. The 

history of the Celtic peoples has been largely 

forgotten or subsumed. 


Music Of The Thing As It Happened 

The Islands Of The Evening 

The Mighty Language Of The Gael 

Breaking Down The Ghost Fences 

Until The Break Of Day 

The Sons Of Death 

Dancing To The Music Of Time 

Eagles, Bards And Druids 

Swordland 

Ardtornish No More 


DVD - 6SBSBW VHS - SBSBW 

Price $49.95 

Empires Martin Luther 

Martin Luther’s attack on the all-powerful Catholic Church 

was a knife to the heart of an empire that had endured 

for over a thousand years. But Luther would do more than 

revolutionise the Church, he offered the Christian world a new 

vision of man’s relationship with God and, in turn, redefined 

man’s relationship with authority in general. ‘Empires Martin 

Luther’ is the dramatic story of the collapse of the medieval 

world and the birth of the modern age. 


DVD - 6SBEMML VHS - SBEMML 

Price $49.95 

Empires Queen Victoria 

Episodes 1-4 

At the time of Queen Victoria’s birth in 1819, 

England was an agrarian society. Within a 

few short decades, this small island nation 

would be transformed into an industrial 

superpower, with an empire spanning the 

globe. Queen Victoria’s empire is both the 

story of this remarkable time, and an engaging portrait of 

a Queen who ruled over one fifth of the world population. It 

is the story of the influential figureheads that would shape 

a distinctively British imperialism. Episode titles: Engines 

of Change, Passage to India, The Moral Crusade and The 

Scramble for Africa. 


DVD - 6SBEMQV1 VHS - SBEMQV1 

Price $49.95 

Empires Kingdom Of David 

Nearly 3000 years ago, a tiny group of tribes in the land of 

Canaan gave birth to a nation and a religion - a religion that 

would dare to redefine humanity’s relationship with God. 

‘Empires Kingdom of David’ tells the epic story of the Israelites 

and the creation of the world’s first and most profoundly 

influential, monotheistic religion. The stories of the patriarch 

Abraham, the liberator Moses, and the poet-king David all 

come to life in the dramatic tale of loss and triumph. 


DVD - 6SBEMKD VHS - SBEMKD 

Price $49.95 

Empires Egypt 

‘Empires Egypt’ presents the most 

extraordinary period in Egyptian history 

from 1560 to 1080 BC, when the Egyptian 

Empire reached its zenith. In 1560 BC, when 

Rome was still a marsh, Egypt was already 

1,000 years old. The New Kingdom would be 

an empire forged by conquest, maintained 

by intimidation and diplomacy. ‘Empires Egypt’ reveals 

with startling clarity the hopes and dreams of the Pharaohs 

and ordinary citizens who created the first great empire in 

history. 


DVD - 6SBEME VHS - SBEME 

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of battles, 

and architectural 

monuments, this series takes the viewer 

throughout Europe, to Egypt and to the island of 

Elba which Napoleon ruled like a little empire, 

to Waterloo, the site of his crushing defeat. 

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To Destiny 

This program recounts the story of Napoleon’s extraordinary 

rise from the obscurity of his Corsican childhood to the 

victories in Italy that made him a hero to the French people 

and convinced him that he was destined for greatness. It 

also tells of his love for Josephine Beauharnais, a woman of 

extravagant habits and tastes, who did not at first return his 

passionate affection. 

DVD - 6SBEMN1 VHS - SBEMN1 

Price $39.95 

Mastering Luck 

This program charts Napoleon’s ascent to absolute power, 

from victorious General to first consul to Emperor of France. 

It describes his extraordinary achievements - the Napoleonic 

code and the bank of France, to bridges, roads and canals 

- as well as the tyrannical nature of his rule and the violent 

opposition of Europe. 


Price $39.95 

The Summit Greatness 

This program shows Napoleon conquering most of Europe in 

a series of brilliant triumphs, including his legendary victory 

at the Battle of Austerlitz. To sustain his rule he continually 

waged war. But he overreaches himself with his invasion of 

Spain. 


Price $39.95 

The End 

This program describes Napoleon’s downfall, including the 

invasion and subsequent retreat from Russia, and his final 

battles, in which all of Europe is arrayed against him. Exiled 

to Elba, he returns to France after just ten months, only to be 

defeated for the last time at Waterloo. Napoleon spent his 

final days exiled on an island far out in the South Atlantic, 

where he wrote his memoirs and reinvented his legend. 


Price $39.95 

Empires Rome 

Two thousand years ago, at the dawn of the 

first century, the world was ruled by Rome. 

The Roman Empire struggled with problems 

which are surprisingly familiar: violent coups, 

assassinations, overarching ambition, civil 

war, clashes between the classes as well as 

the sexes, and questions of personal freedom 

versus government control. This program is presented by 

Sigourney Weaver. 


DVD - 6SBEMR VHS - SBEMR 

Price $49.95 

Empire Of The Mongols 

This two-part program narrates the rise and fall of the 

Mongolian Empire. Against the backdrop of the breathtaking 

landscapes of Mongolia, the documentary reconstructs life 

at the court of Genghis Khan and illustrates the Mongolian 

style of warfare in re-enactments. The documentary shows a 

nomadic people that has kept its knowledge and skills alive 

and maintained its originality. 

SBS Teleivion 2005 Duration 2x 52min 

DVD - 6SBEOM VHS - SBEOM 

Price $49.95 

Empires: The Medici - 

Godfathers of the Renaissance 

From a small Italian community in 15th-century Florence, 

the Medici family would rise to rule Europe in many ways. 

Using charm, patronage, skill, duplicity and ruthlessness, 

they would amass unparalleled wealth and unprecedented 

power. They would also ignite the most important cultural 

and artistic revolution in Western history - the European 

Renaissance. But the forces of change the Medici helped 

unleash would one day topple their ordered world. An epic 

drama played out in the courts, cathedrals and palaces of 

Europe, this series is both the tale of one family’s powerful 

ambition and of Europe’s tortured struggle to emerge from the 

ravages of the dark ages. 


DVD - 6SBEMM VHS - SBEMM 

Price $49.95 

Empires Peter And Paul 

And The Christian Revolution 

Combining the words of Paul and other ancient writers with 

contemporary scholars, modern archaeology and dramatic 

re-enactments filmed in Europe and the Middle East, 

this program explores how two men were able to weather 

crippling disagreements and political persecution to lead one 

of history’s most astonishing religious movements. 


DVD - 6SBEMPP VHS - SBEMPP 

Price $49.95 

Empires Japan: 

Memoirs Of A Secret Empire 

Commanding shoguns and samurai warriors, exotic geisha 

and exquisite artisans - all were part of the Japanese 

“renaissance” - when Japan went from chaos and violence 

to a land of ritual refinement and peace. This is the story of 

a mysterious empire, its relationship with the West, and the 

forging of a nation that would emerge as one of the most 

important countries in the world. Episode titles: The Way of 

the Samurai, The Will of the Shogun and The Return of the 

Barbarians. 


DVD - 6SBEMJ VHS - SBEMJ 

Price $49.95 

Empires The Greeks 

‘Empires The Greeks’ recounts the rise, glory, demise and 

legacy of the empire that marked the dawn of Western 

Civilisation. In the fourth and fifth centuries B.C., the Greeks 

built an empire that stretched across the Mediterranean from 

Asia to Spain. They laid the foundation of modern science, 

politics, warfare and philosophy, and produced some of the 

most breathtaking art and architecture the world has ever 

seen. It was perhaps the most spectacular flourishing of 

imagination. 


DVD - 6SBEMG VHS - SBEMG 

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THE RED CHAPTERS 

This series traces the rise and fall of communism 

in the 20th century, by focusing on key events 

which took place on a single day, and yet each 

set off a chain reaction or crystallised a trend that 

changed the world. This series explores the global 

struggle between communism and its enemies. 

SBS Australia 1999. SBRC 

Hunt For True October 

This program details the events which 

occurred on the night before the 1917 

October Revolution, when Lenin set out in 

disguise for the Smolny Institute to harangue 

his reluctant comrades to seize power. An 

officer mistook him and let him proceed. We 

can see how history would have changed 

had he been arrested. 

Duration 40min VHS - SBRC1 

Price $121 

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A Fatal Stroke 

This program focuses on the events surrounding the illness 

and death of Lenin; the twist of fate which robbed him of his 

speech and awarded Stalin with an opportunity to ruthlessly 

manoeuvre his way into power. 


Price $121 

The Murder Of Sergei Kirov 

Leningrad Party Secretary Kirov was assassinated in 1934. 

Stalin manipulated events to claim that his death proved that 

there was a plot to bring down the party, despite evidence 

that the murder was a crime of passion. Kirov’s death was 

the first link to thousands of assassinations. 


Price $121 

The Heros Of Dadu 

This program recounts the story of the single most critical 

incident of the Long March, when 90,000 Communists, 

fleeing their Kuomintang enemy, crossed the Dadu River in 

1935. 


Price $121 

The Plays The Thing 

The murderous Cultural Revolution was triggered by an 

argument over Wu Han’s play ‘The Dismissal of Hai from 

Office’. Mao, believing it to be a mocking parody of his own 

political actions found it deeply offensive. Egged on, he 

launched the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in 1966. 


Price $121 

A Rebel With A Cause 

This is the epic story of Che Guevara’s life, his 1967 execution 

in Bolivia and the extraordinary worldwide public reaction 

which shaped the modern world. 


Price $121 

Full Series 

Price $594 

BioTerror 

This program probes the dark past and 

horrifying prospects of bioterrorism as a 

new form of warfare. It highlights the secret 

biological revolution that was pioneered by 

the U.S., honed to perfection by the Soviet 

Union, and then adopted by Iraq and terrorist 

cells around the world. It discusses the very 

latest on germ warfare with virtually every major authority on 

bioterrorism, including veterans of the U.S.; the Soviet program 

that perfected anthrax, smallpox and other pathogens; and 

the U.N. effort to track down Iraq and Saddam Hussein’s 

biological weapons in the wake of the Gulf War. 

SBS Television 2002, A PBS Production Duration 90min 

DVD - 6SBBIO VHS - SBBIO 

Price $132 

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Road to Tokyo 

2006 

By late 1944, the worst of World War II appears to be over, 

but the conflict in the Pacific is about to hot up and it will 

be a long road to Tokyo for the Allies. Combining interviews 

and vivid archival footage, this is an eyewitness account 

of an often forgotten episode in history, providing a social 

context as well as a military overview of the titanic struggle to 

defeat Japan. For Australia, it is signposted with some of the 

bloodiest campaigns and most appalling events of the war - 

and the memory of 8031 POWs who would never come home. 

“Excellent historical documentary...Road to Tokyo is a prime 

example of wartime historical documentary at its best.” Jim 

Schembri, The Age, 11/8/2005 

A Film Australia National Interest Program with the assistance of the 

Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2005 Duration 56min PG 

DVD - 6FARTT VHS - FARTT 

Price $105 

Japan In Ruins - Tokyo, The Day 

The War Ended Price Of Peace 

NEW 

2006 

It is the day after the war. Nine million Japanese are homeless. 

Three million have been killed in the war and 1.3 million 

of these were civilians who died in the massive American 

bombing campaign of which the atomic bombing was only a 

part. It is only recently that the Japanese themselves have 

begun to show a growing desire to know and understand this 

pre-war to post-war period: the invasion of China in 1931, the 

Pacific War from 1942, the conditions of surrender in 1945, 

followed by the forced reconstruction at the price of memory 

and denial and under the authority of the victorious Americans. 

The film is structured around the procedure established by the 

Americans for this surrender ceremony in the Bay of Tokyo. 


DVD - 6SBJR VHS - SBJR 

Price $198 

Choosing Exile - 

In The Footprints Of A Stranger 

This is a story of exile and displacement, of 

a young family’s first hand personal quest for 

safety and a place to set down permanent 

roots. We follow the journey of Marc 

Radomsky, a filmmaker, Vivienne, his wife 

and their two children, Shawn and Daniel as 

they leave established careers, family and friends in South 

Africa to emigrate to Australia, in the face of extreme family 

pressure to join Vivienne’s brothers in America. 

ABC Television 2004 Duration 55min FIRM SALE ONLY 

VHS - ABCHEX 

Price $110

GREAT BATTLES OF 

THE GREAT WAR 

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Ed Skelding has made excellent use of the 

present-day landscape to explain the strategy 

and progress of the battles, what happened 

and where with the use of superimposed maps, 

diagrams 

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Somme - Here Comes 

Kitchener’s Army 

On the 1st July 1916 hundreds of thousands 

of inexperienced British volunteers, 

Kitchener’s Army, advanced across the mud 

of no-man’s land. By the end of the first 

day 40,000 men were maimed and 20,000 

killed in the single largest disaster in British 

military history. By November 1916, the gains were minimal, 

the slaughter almost incomprehensible. 

DVD - 6SBGB1 VHS - SBGB1 

Price $132 

Gallipoli - The Last Crusade 

In the nine-month carnage of Gallipoli the 

Allies lost 50,000 killed and gained a tiny 

foothold which they then abandoned when 

the 100,000 survivors were evacuated 

nine months later. The campaign started 

in Spring 1915 as a combined land and sea 

operation, planned by Winston Churchill. 

The plan foresaw the Royal Navy knocking out the Turkish 

shore batteries and British, Australian and New Zealand 

troops landing on the Gallipoli peninsula in what was then 

the largest ever amphibious assault. 


Price $132 

Ypres - The Salient 

Straddling the French-Belgian border, this 

flat, wet and muddy landscape was the 

scene of three great battles between 1914 

and 1917. It culminated in a blood-letting 

that matched the Somme in desperation and 

losses. While the landscape of the Somme 

makes it easy to recognise features that 

would have been familiar to the troops, it’s not hard to see 

why even the men bogged down in fighting around Ypres and 

throughout Flanders were often literally lost in the mud and 

confusion. 


Price $132 

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21st CENTURY 

OUTBREAK 

21st Century Outbreak’ combines three gripping 

tales of detection, cutting-edge science and 

state-of-the-art computer graphics to chart the 

latest chapter in humanity’s war against its oldest 

enemy - infectious disease. Each episode focuses 

on a different way in which microbes are on the 

rise. Through these tales, the growing worldwide 

threat of infectious diseases is revealed. Atlantis 

Alliance 2004. 6GN21C 

Alien Invaders 

Wherever humans go, they take their 

diseases with them. Today 1.5 billion people 

travel by air every year. Deadly diseases 

can reach the other side of the world in a 

matter of hours, and diseases we thought 

we’d seen the back of are coming back 

to haunt us in new, more deadly forms. 

‘Alien Invaders’ reveals how four different microbes have 

succeeded in invading new territories. 

DVD - 6GN21C01 VHS - GN21C01 

Price $132 

New Killers 

Microbes have existed on planet Earth for 

nearly 4 billion years. Their ability to adapt 

and evolve to a changing world makes them 

the ultimate survivors but it also leads to 

brand new diseases. ‘New Killers’ focuses 

on the deadly germs that are new to science 

and reveals how older microbes have 

mutated into new, more dangerous forms. 


Price $132 

Bioterror 

Advances in medical science have helped 

us to fight the terrifying threat of infectious 

disease. But while some scientists are trying 

to fight infectious disease, others are busy 

cultivating it to a far more sinister end. The 

very microbes we have spent decades trying 

to eradicate are now being manipulated to 

destroy us. The biological revolution has given the world a 

new kind of threat - the biological weapon. 


Price $132 

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Germany The Reluctant Nation 

This program examines German unification five years after 

the wall came down. It looks at how the guilt Germans feel 

about their past is effecting the way forward, their role as 

a military force, relations between East and West and the 

question of a European Union. 


VHS - SBGRN 

Price $132 

Romanov 

This film contains superb archival footage of the last Tsar 

Nicholas II, including his personal photographic collection of 

family and friends. ‘Romanov’ is an entertaining and poignant 

account of one of the world’s most romantic and wealthiest 

dynasties. 


VHS - SBRO 

Price $132 

Tiananmen Square In Beijing 

From the balcony overlooking what is now 

Tiananmen Square in Beijing, Mao Zedong 

proclaimed the People’s Republic of China 

on October 1st 1949. Mao’s gigantic portrait 

still gazes upon the ever-changing square. 

This program has a wealth of archival 

footage augmented strongly by writer Hong 

Ying’s personal memories of this historic place telling of the 

history of this famous square. 


DVD - 6RNTTS VHS - RNTTS 

Price $132 

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The French Revolution 

SELLER 

This program is a good overview of the issues, causes and 

turbulent events of the French Revolution. Part one traces the 

autocratic national states in Europe, the structure of French 

Society and key events of the Revolution. Part two details 

increasingly violent stages, the Directory period, Napoleon 

and major effects. 

Clearvue Duration 17min 

DVD - 6RWCFR VHS - RWCFR 

Price $132 

World War 1 - The War In Europe 

This program provides a clear and concise narrative discussion 

of the conflict. Historically accurate, full-colour maps provide 

geographical context for the program. Topics include: the 

roots of the war; European military alliances that ignited 

the war; industrial age technological advances such as the 

U-boat, machine guns, air combat, and chemical weapons; 

United States involvement including the participation of 

women and African Americans; and U.S. economic policies 

and public support for the war effort. 

AGC/United Learning 2002 Study Notes Duration 30min 

VHS - RWULWW 

Price $137.5 

Child Soldiers 

This documentary focuses on the plight of children recruited 

to fight in civil wars and armed conflicts around the world, 

and the desperate struggle by some in the face of government 

policies to rescue and rehabilitate those who learned to be 

professional killers before they became teenagers. View a 

series of encounters with children who have been through 

hell as soldiers in Uganda, Sudan, Burma and Columbia. 

ABC Television 2004 Duration 56min FIRM SALE ONLY 

VHS - ABCCHS 

Price $110 

Imperialism 

This program is an excellent way to define and 

analyse imperialism, as it examines three 

case studies: the Spanish in Latin America; 

the British in India; and the multinational 

division of Africa. Topics addressed are 

the motives, methods of establishment and 

operation, and effects of imperialism. 

Duration 44min VHS - RWCIMP 

Price $132 

Cuban Missile Crisis 

In 1962, the Soviet Union amassed an 

arsenal of nuclear missiles in Cuba, which 

lies some 70 miles off the coast of Florida. 

Four Russian submarines discovered in the 

Caribbean provoked a stand-off that brought 

the world perilously close to nuclear war. In 

this program you will hear exclusive interviews with former 

Soviet naval commanders and former White House aides and 

view archival footage of unfolding events. 

Discovery School Channel 2003 Duration 52min 

DVD - 6DISCMC VHS - DISCMC 

Price $137.5 

The Roots Of Conflict 

In 1947, the United Nations proposed a plan 

to partition Palestine and create a homeland 

for Jewish people. More than 50 years later, 

conflict between Jews and Palestinians is 

still unresolved - and it is often marked by 

violence. Learn the history of the Israeli- 

Palestinian conflict, and the historical claims 

to the land that both sides have made. 


DVD - 6DISIP1 VHS - DISIP1 

Price $137.5 

Israel And Palestine 

Fight For Peace 

Can there be peace in the Middle East? The 

Oslo Peace Accords in 1993 brought a glimmer 

of hope to ending a decades old dispute. 

Learn the obstacles that have prevented 

Israel and Palestine from compromising, 

including border disputes, refugees, settlers, 

terrorism and years of distrust and bloodshed. 


DVD - 6DISIP2 VHS - DISIP2 

Price $137.5 

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Historical Heroes 

This thoughtful program encourages 

students to weigh the heroic value of such 

attributes as rebelliousness, endurance 

and risk taking. Great Books: The Right 

Stuff: explores the experiences of American 

astronauts through Tom Wolfe’s book. The 

Original Gangs of New York: addresses how 

19th century gangs in New York helped forge the city’s politics 

and identity. Australia’s Criminal Past: tells the story of 

convicts who became Australia’s first European settlers after 

being forcibly transported there by Great Britain. Great Books: 

Les Miserable: analyses life in post-Revolutionary France as 

described in Victor Hugo’s classic novel. 


DVD - 6DISHH VHS - DISHH 

Price $137.5

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Witness: ‘Voices from the Holocaust’ is a 

prize-winning documentary, in which 

testimonies of Holocaust survivors and witnesses, 

some recorded as early as 1979, archival footage, 

and personal photographs and documents reveal 

the Nazi era through the memories of those 

who were there. A Hitler Youth, a Jesuit priest, 

resistance fighters, concentration camp survivors, 

an American POW, and a liberator, present a 

vivid image of the Holocaust in their own words. 

Since many of the witnesses were in their teens 

or younger during the war years, students can 

understand and identify with their experiences on 

a more personal level. The accompanying book of 

the same title provides resource material and the 

opportunity for students to learn more about the 

survivors in the documentary. 

This three-part series provides history that 

students can understand on their own level 

and from which they can draw lessons for current 

events and their own lives. The teachers who 

wrote the curriculum piloted this documentary 

with their own students. Produced by AGC/United 

Learning, Study Notes. RWULVH 

Part 1 

Part I includes the topics: A Way of Life; and the Outbreak 

of War Ghettos. 

Duration 24min VHS - RWULVH1 

Price $132 

Part 2 

Part II includes the topics: Escape, Hiding and Resistance 

Deportation and Arrival the Camps. 


Price $132 

Part 3 

Part III includes the topic: Death March Liberation 

Aftermath. 


Price $132 

Full Series 

Price $264 

Camp Memories 

One Survivor Remembers 

This program tells the story of Gerda Weissman, a survivor of 

the Holocaust. Germans invaded her town of Bielsko, Poland 

in August 1939. She talks about her life in slave labour camps 

along the Polish-German border and on a death march at the 

end of the war. 


VHS - ITCM 

Price $132 

The Great Depression - Part 1 

Post war boom and bust. The Great Depression had its roots 

in the First World War. We examine the efforts of various 

countries, including the USA, Canada, Australia, and several 

in Europe, to make the transition from war economies to 

more normal market conditions. It covers the post-war boom 

in manufacturing and wheat production in the USA and 

Canada; the prosperous “Roaring Twenties”; the effects of 

severe drought conditions in North America; the economic, 

agricultural, and societal conditions that led to the “Crash of 

‘29”. The program uses archival film and images to clearly 

depict the struggle of ordinary people to survive. It concludes 

with the election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the U.S. & 

his goal of returning confidence to the American people. 


DVD - 88CVGD1 VHS - CVGD1 

Price $99 

The Great Depression - Part 2 

The global hardships of the 30s, economic solutions, the 

road to war. This second program concludes the Great 

Depression story. It begins with the “Gold Standard”, its 

influence on world trade, and explains the circular flow of 

a healthy economy. FDR’s “New Deal” in the USA is covered 

extensively, as is the establishment of work camps in Canada 

and the ensuing “On-to-Ottawa Trek”. As countries all over 

the world tried to protect their domestic markets, they placed 

high tariffs on imported goods; the video shows that this had 

the effect of worsening the depression by bringing stagnation 

to world trade. The effect of the Peace Treaty of Versailles 

on Germany is explained in the story of Germany’s build-up 

to the Second World War. The video concludes with Japan’s 

military expansion and the USA’s entry into the war. 


DVD - 88CVGD2 VHS - CVGD2 

Price $99 

The Short Life Of Anne Frank 

This program tells the story of Anne Frank 

with quotations from her diary, unique 

photographs from the Frank Family albums 

and historical film extracts. It also includes 

the only film footage of Anne Frank. This 

program not only tells the story of Anne 

Frank, her diary, her family and the secret 

annex, but also tells of the Second World War and the 

persecution of the Jews. This is an excellent tool in teaching 

about the Holocaust. 


DVD - RNLSA VHS - RNLSA 

Price $132 

Just A Diary 

This program looks at the historical circumstances which 

forced Anne Frank and her family into hiding. It contains 

excerpts from her diary and footage from the period. It also 

shows scenes from a play based on Anne Frank’s life. 

Anne Frank Centre Duration 25min 

VHS - NIJD 

Price $132 

Dear Kitty 

Anne Frank, a German Jew, whose family fled to Amsterdam 

because of Nazi persecution of the Jews, wrote a diary 

which has become the best known book about the war. The 

diary details the last two years of her life, spent in hiding 

in Amsterdam following the German invasion of Holland in 

1940. 

Anne Frank Centre 

Duration 25min VHS - NIDK 

Price $132 


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Heading For War 1936 - 1939 

VHS - SBUW1 

Price $88 

Far From The Battlefield 1939 - 1942 


Price $88 

Eastern Front 1940 - 1943 


Price $88 

Camera In The Scout Car 1941 - 1944 


Price $88 

Boogie Woogie Victory 1943 - 1945 


Price $88 

The Mascot 

For most of his life, Alex Kurzem harboured a secret. As a 

five-year old Russian orphan in World War Two, he had been 

found by Latvian soldiers, made their mascot and given a 

new name and birth date. But Alex was actually a Jew who 

was being kept alive by those who were exterminating his 

people. With his real identity hidden, he became a poster boy 

for the Nazi ideal and was taken into a Latvian family, who 

later migrated to Australia. This is the story of Alex’s search 

for his true history. 

Film Australia Duration 55min 

VHS - FAMASCOT 

Price $105 

Afghanistan - 

12 Years Of Violence 

This program charts the history of 

Afghanistan, from the Soviet invasion to 

civil war between ethnic tribes to the rise of 

the Taliban. This war-torn country was once 

home to many sophisticated, educated, and 

artistic people. By the late 1990s, it became an international 

centre for smuggling drugs and precious stones and the 

headquarters of Osama bin Laden. 


DVD - 6DISAFG VHS - DISAFG 

Price $137.5 

The Power Of Gold 

Gold has had an enormous influence on art, religion and 

myth, the development of money and economic progress 

through almost all the civilisations in history. Filmed on five 

continents, ‘The Power Of Gold’ is based on the best-selling 

book of the same name by Peter L. Bernstein. It is an exciting 

and accessible history of substance that has fascinated 

people and nations from the beginning of time. Segments 

include Ancient Egypt, Rome and Byzantium, Inca Empire 

and Europe and Australia, California and South Africa. 

SBS Television 2004 Duration 3 x 49min 

DVD - 6SBPOG VHS - SBPOG 

Price $29.95 

The Internationale 

Drawing on people’s stories of an 

emotionally charged radical song (the longtime 

anthem of socialism and communism) 

to celebrate the relationship between music 

and social change, and to evaluate the 

uncertain fate of once thriving movements 

of the left. It takes us on a lyrical journey 

from the Paris Commune to the collapse of 

Soviet Communism, from the slums of Kingston Jamaica to 

Tiananmen Square, in search of what might be the only song 

to change the world. With each rendering of The Internationale 

we learn what happens when the only truly universal dream 

of our century - the dream of a world without exploitation - is 

deferred. 


VHS - 6SBINT VHS - SBINT 

Price $121 

The Last Poets 

The Last Poets were a group of black poets 

formed in the 1960’s through to the 1970s in 

Harlem, New York, whose work was based 

on strong, direct ideology and revolutionary 

ideals. The film traces their place in the late 

50’s and 60’s in the background of the Black 

Panthers and the Civil Rights movement. The Last Poets all 

testify lucidly to the ambitions and effects of their poetry 

within a time of growing strength, confidence ad optimism 

within the black communities in America. 

SBS Television Duration 60 min 

VHS - SBLPO 

Price $121 

Renaissance 

This program is divided into three parts: 

Europe before the Renaissance, Italy and the 

Renaissance and the Renaissance elsewhere 

in Europe. Each segment places key events 

in context as the viewer is taken to various 

buildings and landmarks. The program uses 

painting, sculpture, architecture, music and 

documentary material. 

Clearvue Duration 56min 

VHS - RWCR 

Price $137.5 

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Tulips The Light Of The East 

This is the story of the flower that has 

shaped human destinies and influenced the 

face of history. Greed, desire and anguish 

have all played their part in the development 

of the tulip, from its origin as a wild flower of 

the Asian steppes to its current status as a 

world phenomenon. The saga of the tulip is 

brought to life through a combination of contemporary film 

material, interviews with experts and carefully re-enacted 

historical scenes. 


VHS - RNTU 

Price $137.5

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CRIME OF CRIMES 

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This series analyses the social, 

political and historical conditions that make 

ethnic cleansing possible. Episode 1 begins with 

the persecution of the Jews throughout history. 

Episode 2 focuses on the colonisers, who turned 

land into property, clearing the indigenous 

people. Epidose 3 looks at Europe at the end 

of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th 

Centuries. Episode 4 looks at genocides in the 

former Republic of Yugoslavia and Rwanda. SBS 

Australia. 6SBCOCP 

Crime Of Crimes - Part 1 

Titles: Enemy / Land 

Rather than being a grimlitany of disaster, 

this series analyses the social, political 

and historical conditions that make ethnic 

cleansing possible. It begins with the 

persecution of the Jews throughout history 

it continues by looking at colonisers in North 

America, Australia and South Africa who justified brutal 

expansion in the name of ‘civilising’ the native peoples: 

then considers ethnic cleansing of political ends. The 

episode ‘Land’ focuses on the colonisers, who turned land 

into property, clearing the indigenous people, establishing 

Europeans as the new owners. This clear and settle policy 

was first tried out by the English in Ireland but was also used 

later in North America and Australia establishing Europeans 

as the new owners. *Rated M 

DVD - 6SBCOCP1 VHS - SBCOCP1 

Price $198 

Crime Of Crimes - Part 2 

Titles: Nation / Vengeance 

The episode ‘Nation’ looks at Europe at the 

end of the 19th and the beginning of the 

20th Centuries when the great empires were 

crumbling and the peoples of Europe turned 

to nationhood to instil security and a sense 

of belonging. In Turkey, the reign of the tyrannical sultans 

was swept away, and replaced in 1908 by a group known as 

the Young Turks, a group of military men who no longer saw 

the empire as a priority. The episode ‘Vengeance’ looks at 

genocide’s in the former Republic of Yugoslavia and Rwanda. 

These campaigns of mass murder were conducted by people 

who felt that they were part of a group that had suffered in 

the past, and wanted to right the wrongs of history. In the 

history of genocide, the perpetrators have always needed 

a powerful and convincing story to enable them to kill and 

justify their actions. *Rated M 

DVD - 6SBCOCP2 VHS - SBCOCP2 

Price $198 

Full Series 

Price $330 

Americas Forgotten Allies 

This documentary program tells the story 

of the Montagnard hill tribes of Vietnam’s 

central highlands - loyal allies to the 

American forces during the Vietnam conflict 

who are now fighting for their existence, 

their culture, and their land. During the 

Vietnam War thousands of Montagnard 

hill tribesmen were recruited by the CIA and Special Forces 

to fight the communists in exchange for US promises of 

support and protection. Tragically, those loyal US allies 

would be abandoned in 1975 to be brutally persecuted by the 

vengeful communists. It was in 1992 however, when the last 

resistance group of Montagnards, who were still fighting the 

Vietnam War, would surrender. Like ghosts they stepped out 

of the jungle - 17 years after America left Vietnam. 


DVD - 6SBAFA VHS - SBAFA 

Price $132 

The Art Of War 

In The Art of War, Betty Churcher brings her 

unique perspective to a series on Australian 

art inspired or provoked by a century of 

conflict, from World War I to the “war on 

terror”. A personal exploration of art rather 

than a comprehensive history, it reveals how 

dramatically attitudes to war have changed 

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and how radically the trauma of war has changed art itself. 

With images from official war artists, soldiers on the frontline 

or in POW camps, civilians in concentration camps and those 

on the homefront, it is a story of unknown artists and famous 

names such as George Lambert, Nora Heysen, Wendy Sharpe 

and Sidney Nolan. 


Birth of a Legend 

The Human Tragedy 

Far from the Frontline 

Cold War 

Conflagration 

A Film Australia National Interest Program in association with Early 

Works. Produced with the support of the Australian War Memorial 

and in association with SBS Independent 2005. 

Duration 4 x 26min 

DVD - 88FAART 

Price $165 

Causes Of World War I 

Revised and expanded, this program explores the political, 

economic and social causes of World War I. Part One 

addresses the development of nationalism and major power 

goals; the second part depicts pre-war European prosperity 

and then focuses on imperialism and the tensions created. 


DVD - 6RWCWW1 VHS - RWCWW1 

Price $132 

Causes Of World War II 

This program explores how the events and consequences of 

World War I sowed the seeds for World War II. Part one focuses 

on the 1920 Treaty of Versailles, the Russian Revolution, 

Facism and National Socialism in Germany. Part two focuses 

on the 1930’s, Hitler, the effect of the depression, Spanish 

Civil War and Japan. 


DVD - 6RWCWW2 VHS - RWCWW2 

Price $132 


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