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Brief newsreel on the Beilis case, in which a Jewish man in Kiev was accused of the ritual murder of a Christian boy. Included are shots of Beilis' family, witnesses, lawyers, and scenes of street demonstrations concerning the case.

• [pt. 1]
• v. 1. Pacification (52 min.) ;
• v. 2. Engrenages (52 min.) --[pt. 2]
• v. 3. Etats d'Ames (100 min.).

From 1954 to 1962, without acknowledging it, France made war on Algeria, although since Algeria was French, France could not officially be at war with itself. The enemy was within and intimate. Besides general theories and global hypotheses, this film strives to understand what happened through 22 interviews, accounts of events, and historical film footage.

Jeanne d'Arc made this castle of Chinon famous; several kings of France and England ruled over it. This documentary portrays life in the chateau of Chinon during periods of war and peace.

From the Roman Vindobona, occupation by a succession of barbarians, the Babenberg dynasty, battles against the Mongol hordes : the story of "golden" Vienna really begins with the arrival of the Hapsburgs in 1273, and perhaps ends with their departure in 1918.

Covers the history of Berlin from Frederick the Great's cultural and political achievements, past the Napoleonic crusades and the adventures of Bismarcks and the Hohenzollerns, to Hitler's attempts to build the foundations of a 1000-year-long Reich, to Berlin and its wall rising from the ashes.

This program offers a narrated tour of the cathedral, along with a historical portrait of the political and religious fervor of the medieval architects who saw it through to completion.

Inspired by the revelation of director Stanley Kubrick's close relationship with NASA on 2001: A Space Odyssey and Barry Lindon, director invents a scenario for the images of the moon landing, using hijacked archival footage, false documents, and authetnic interviews out of context, leading the viewer realize how difficult it is to separate truth from manipulation in the media.

As settlers pushed the Indians further west, war broke out as the Indians tried to retain the lands they were on.

Located on the banks of the Dordogne river in the heart of the Périgord, the castle at Beynac played an important role in the skirmishes between the English and the French which characterized French life throughout much of the late Middle Ages. This program illustrates the lord/vassal relationship.

Chronicles the experiences of a French diplomat in China though his diaries, photographs, and the many motion pictures he took of his trips around China between 1899 and 1904.