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Condition Red

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A documentary-style adaptation of Captain Frederick J. Bell's Condition Red uses the destroyer he calls the G to explain life and combat aboard a U.S. Navy destroyer in the South…

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The White Brigade

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Belgian civilian Jean Boucher joins the White Brigade resistance after the German occupation and takes part in espionage, sabotage and escape work while his family lives under constant threat. The…

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George Washington Carver

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A biographical dramatization traces George Washington Carver from a child born into slavery to the scientist and teacher who transformed agricultural research at Tuskegee Institute. Carver pursues education despite poverty…

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The New Sun

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A dramatization of Japanese artist Taro Yashima's The New Sun recounts his opposition to militarism and fascism inside prewar Japan. His drawings criticize military domination, leading to arrest, interrogation and…

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Assignment Usa

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A documentary-style adaptation of Selden Menefee's Assignment USA surveys wartime America after a 15,000-mile reporting trip. The program praises enormous industrial and military effort while also confronting racial discrimination, southern…

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The Weeping Wood

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A dramatic impression of Vicki Baum's The Weeping Wood tells the global story of natural rubber through exploitation, plantation development, war and scientific innovation. Scenes move from abused Amazon rubber…

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Science at War

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A documentary-style adaptation of George W. Gray's Science at War asks whether scientific progress is responsible for modern destruction or merely a tool shaped by human choices. Through dramatized examples…

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Der Fuehrer

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A dramatization based on Conrad Heiden's Der Fuehrer traces the fabrication and political use of the anti-Semitic Protocols of the Elders of Zion. The program follows the forged document from…

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A Bell for Adano

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A dramatization of John Hersey's A Bell for Adano follows Italian-American Major Victor Joppolo as he administers the newly occupied town of Adano. He works to restore food, water, local…

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Wild River

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A radio impression of Anna Louise Strong's Wild River traces the building of the great Dnieper dam as a symbol of Soviet industrialization and collective sacrifice. Workers endure primitive housing,…

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The Silence of the Sea

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A dramatization of Vercors' The Silence of the Sea follows an elderly Frenchman and his niece after a cultured German officer is billeted in their occupied home. They answer his…

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The Curtain Rises

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A dramatization of Quentin Reynolds' The Curtain Rises follows the correspondent from another departure overseas through Allied campaigns in Russia, North Africa, Sicily and Italy. Reynolds is especially struck by…

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