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Narration written by Scott Thompson, Pietro Angel; editors, Mitch Smitee, Joel<br />
Talbot, Gary Wieland.<br />
Narrator, Jon Bailey.<br />
Coverage of a two year investigation into the Bin Laden family and their links<br />
with world terrorism. Concludes with evidence to back up claims that the family<br />
support Osama and his jihad mission; and are financial supporters of terrorist<br />
organisations, such as Al-Qaida. Includes a cautionary note of what to expect<br />
from the Islamic terrorists. Conclusions are based on information sourced from<br />
the Bin Laden family members and others featured. Selected archival footage<br />
includes Osama, some of his sons and wives. Further insight is gained from<br />
comments through interviews with authorities on the subject, Adil Najam;<br />
Jonathan Winner; and R. Labeviere.<br />
First released: [U.S.?] : Post-Production & Sound, Matland Productions ; Joel<br />
Soler, c2004.<br />
DVD.<br />
English narration, with translations of interviews from English to Arabic, vice<br />
versa.<br />
ERC DVD.<br />
303.625092 DYNA.<br />
THE MAKING OF ZARQAWI [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, JO PUCCINI, RANYA KADRI<br />
(JORDAN).<br />
<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the ABC programme broadcast 01/05/06. Copied under <strong>Part</strong> 5A<br />
of the Copyright Act 1968.<br />
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.<br />
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.<br />
Warning.<br />
Camera, Andrew Taylor ; editor, Alec Cullen.<br />
Reporter, Debbie Whitmont.<br />
A documentary on the rise of Zarqawi, the man from Zarqa, Jordan. Traces his<br />
journey from humble beginnings to small time criminal and prison thug, finally<br />
becoming a powerful symbol for a new generation of Al-Qaeda, trained and<br />
inspired by the internet and Iraq. Draws on Zarqawi's old friends and confidants<br />
for an account of his family background, his childhood and young adult days.<br />
Tells how from a 'thug', he repented, became religious and his whole life<br />
changed. He has travelled from Jordan to Afghanistan and finally, Iraq, where<br />
the U.S. has singled him out as the master of the insurgency. Shows how the<br />
power of myth-making and the internet have made his name bigger than the man.<br />
Includes interviews with the experts who monitor Islamist extremists and their<br />
websites. Examines Zarqawi's efforts in his immediate goal of igniting civil war<br />
in Iraq.<br />
First released: [Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c2006. Original<br />
released in series: Four corners.<br />
DVD.<br />
Closed-captioned in English; Arabic dialogues with English subtitles.<br />
ERC DVD.<br />
303.625092 ZAWA/ MAKI.<br />
A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED BY TONY WATTS.<br />
<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the ABC programs Open Learning broadcast from 04/03/96 - 27<br />
/05/96.<br />
pt. 1. Big chief meets Big Mac -- pt. 2. Poverty and population -- pt. 3.<br />
Travelling hopefully -- pt. 4. Divide and rule -- pt. 5. Agriculture to<br />
agribusiness -- pt. 6. Industrial revolutions -- pt. 7. Vintage ports -- pt. 8.<br />
Cultural collisions -- pt. 9. Political strife -- pt. 10. Resolving conflict -<br />
- pt. 11. Shaping cities -- pt. 12. Home sweet home -- pt. 13. Our shrinking<br />
world.<br />
Presenter: Rhoda Roberts.<br />
Shows how global forces bring changes to places around the world and how<br />
geographers make sense of the world they discover.<br />
First released by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in association with
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