The ten thousand day war tv miniseries 1980 cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. By the time the conflict, known as the war of a thousand days, ended in 1902, up to,000 lives had been lost. The world at war episode 2 hd distant war september 1939 may 1940. If the tenthousand day war started on a wednesday, on. Vietnam, 19451975 is a 26part documentary about the war in vietnam, produced by the canadian broadcasting corporation. It provides an all encompassing overview of the whole conflict from french involvement, and into the postus withdrawal years to the end of the conflict hence the 10,000 days. The ten thousand day war, a 26part canadian television documentary on. The war of a thousand days colombian history britannica. The chosen is the firstevermulti season tv show about the life of jesus. Episode three, covers the battle of dien bien phu, the final battle in the french indochina war. Remembrances from the veterans, units called up to serve. The first two episodes of season one served as the series two episode pilot.
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The ten thousand day war, a 26part canadian television. Consisting of around 25 episodes a little under a half hour in length, each. North africa 1940 1943 for 2 years the 8th army and rommels afrika corps fight in the wastes of north africa. Original cinematography edward higginson film editors raymond belanger, oliver manton, richard unruh, robert wylam original music cameron hawkins, pete pedersen writer and interviewer peter. The world at war ep 02 a distant war video dailymotion. The twentysixth and final volume of the ten thousand day war covers the legacy of the vietnam war from both sides. In the heartland of america, opinions of the war is asked and reported, many say that the war. The ten thousand day war, a 26part halfhour canadian television documentary on the vietnam war. Watch the world at war season 1, episode 17 morning. The ten thousand day war new edition by maclear, michael isbn. Anderson, anthony astuccio, peter braestrup, george r. This article needs additional citations for verification.
The real story behind the longest, most controversial war in modern history. The world at war 1973world war ii documentary episode 21nemesis. Dien bien phu is on the northwestern border with laos, it is just. The basic conflict behind the war was the conflict between liberals and conservatives, so it was an ideological war as opposed to a regional one, and it divided families and was fought all over the nation. The ten thousand day war is a very straightforward, to a fault, 26 episode series that covers key events.
It was conceived by michael maclear, a canadian broadcast journalist and film maker, who had spent some time in north vietnam during the war. Written by pulitzer prize winning cnn correspondent peter arnett, vietnam. Ii the uboat german navy at war, 19351945 pdf online. This may be, or at least was at one time, the definitive book about the vietnam war. Ji hyungs mother considers supporting her sons affair. I didnt know anything about it being a part of a tv series and have only recently. Watch a thousand days promise season 1, episode 10 episode 10. He was the first western journalist allowed to visit. The series opens with america in vietnam, a 51minute overview of u. Cbc aired only 18 of the episodes during the 198081 season because the. Vietnam the ten thousand day war 03of days of decision. The ten thousand day war is a comprehensive, balanced look at the vietnam war, tracing the entire course of the conflict, from the closing days of world war ii to the fall of saigon in 1975. The ten thousand day war trace the entire course of the conflict, from the closing days of world war ii when ho chi minh first began to assemble his revolutionary army, to the fall of saigon in 1975. As a student who already knew a good bit about the war, it deepened my knowledge, particulary in the french war in indochina and americas involvement in it.
The 10,000 day war cbc complete series steviea427 dc wings over vietnam the missions 3of8 rolling thunder duration. American aid pours into the country, fight during the day live it up at night. The series final chapter explores their struggles in readjusting to normal life in society. The world at war 1973 world war ii documentary episode 10 wolf pack uboats in the atlantic 193944. The series was released on videocassette format by embassy and won a national education association award for best. Stanley kubricks reading list for full metal jacket. No matter where you are at in your journey with jesus christ, this tv show is for you. The series aired in canada on cbc television, in the united states and in the united kingdom on channel 4 maclear visited vietnam during the production of the series and had access to film material there. Hitler vs stalin ww2 leaders documentary timeline duration. The book is definitely fascinating and was written after the war ended, giving it a retrospective feel.
In the heartland of america, opinions of the war is asked and reported, many say that the war just wasnt worth what it cost. Written by cnn correspondent peter arnett, the episodes of vietnam. The ten thousand day war, a 26part halfhour canadian television documentary. But it does a great job of discussing the entire episode from the highest levels of. Known as historys first living room war, the vietnam conflict is presented in this nearly 10 hour documentary with clarity,authority, and insight, complete on 2 dvds. A comprehensive history of the american stage of the vietnam war. The ten thousand day war, a 26part canadian television documentary on the vietnam war, was produced in 1980 by michael maclear the documentary series was consolidated into hourlong episodes for american television syndication. Episode shows the d day landings and the battles in normandy that ensued. Ky goes to meet lbj in washington to obtain more economic aid. The series aired in canada on cbc television, in the united states and in the united kingdom on channel 4. The documentary series was consolidated into hourlong episodes for american. Episode eight covers the society in the south during the war. Created outside of the hollywood system, the chosen allows us to see him through the eyes of those who knew him.
Read book the far distant ships an official account of canadian naval operations in world war ii full free. The ten thousand day war by michael maclear author 4. Veteran foreign correspondent michael maclear created this series, which covers three decades of conflict. Vietnam the ten thousand day war 06of firepower youtube. Nearly twenty years later, former secretary of state dean rusk being interviewed by peter arnett on a cbc documentary called, the ten thousand day war. Cbc aired only 18 of the episodes during the 198081 season because the series production was incomplete. Maclear visited vietnam during the production of the series and had access to film material there. With extensive archival footage shot by both sides and interviews with. The thousand days war was a civil war fought in colombia between the years of 1899 and 1902.
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