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SERGE GORDEY.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 1/10/02. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
The human bomb was first deployed in Beirut in 1983 and has subsequently been
used in Sri Lanka, and more recently in Israel. Examines the growing popularity
of suicide attacks and claims that the destruction of the twin towers in New
York in 1991 gave the human bomb a new status as an effective weapon of mass
destruction.
First released: Point du Jour and AT media, 2002.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
303.625 HUMA.
LOOKING FOR ANSWERS [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED BY MARTIN SMITH ... [ET AL.].
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 23/10/01.
First broadcast as a segment on the American television program, Frontline.
Narrator, Will Lyman; correspondent, Lowell Bergman; reporters, Christopher
Durrance, Oriana Zill.
Discusses the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States, the
roots of hatred found in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, radical Islam and the failure
of United States intelligence on September 11, 2001.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
303.625 LOOK.
THE NETWORK [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, MORAG RAMSAY; REPORTER, SALLY
NEIGHBOUR.
[Sydney] : ABC Television, 2002.
PAL format.
Off-air recording of the ABC Four Corners program, broadcast 28th October, 2002.
Copied under Part VA of the Copyright Act.
Producer: Morag Ramsay.
Reporter: Sally Neighbour.
"After the Bali bombings, where next will terrorists strike? Security agencies
can only guess as they assess potential targets and slivers of intelligence. Al
Qaeda's connections have opened a new frontline, very close to Australia. - When
bombs exploded at the Sari Club, a Four Corners team had been in South East Asia
for a week, filming and interviewing as part of a two month investigation into
Islamist violence in the region. The team arrived in Bali hours after the
attack"--ABC-TV Four Corners website.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
303.625 NETW.
ONE DAY IN SEPTEMBER [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTED BY KEVIN MACDONALD ; PRODUCED
BY ARTHUR COHN & JOHN BATTSEK.
Narrator, Michael Douglas.
They were billed as the 'Olympics of Peace and Joy' but became the Olympics of
terror, Munich 1972. An extreme Palestinian group called Black September held 11
Israeli athletes hostage in the Olympic village while the world looked on,
incredulous. Using extraordinary archive footage, music and interviews with
those who took part (including the only surviving member of the Black September
group), One day in September tells the dramatic story of what happened in Munich
during those 21 hours.
First released: Munich : Passion Pictures, 1999.
English, Arabic or German dialogue, English subtitles.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
303.625 ONE.
STILL AT LARGE [VIDEORECORDING].