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Tells the story surrounding the crucial months leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, from the breaking of the vital Japanese naval code by the British more than two years before to the...
A three dimensional visualisation of the process which takes place in certain genes, whereby the protein-coding sections of the DNA ("exons") are interrupted by non-coding regions ("introns"). RNA splicing...
An anti-Japanese propaganda film produced during World War 2 in the wake of Pearl Harbor. Incorporates contemporary newsreel film.
Traces the history of the construction of the Statue of Liberty and the evolution and meaning of the ideal of liberty which it represents. Follows sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi’s dream of a...
In 1942 soon after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, a secret military program was launched to recruit female mathematicians who would become human ‘computers’ for the US military. Top Secret...
Film footage from British Movietone newsreels of events which made history in the 20th century. Covers a large number of stories world-wide, from the Boer War and Queen Victoria’s funeral through the...
A portrait of the man who planned the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1971 and the forced the USA into World War 2 - a man with many personal eccentricities and above all a compulsive gambler. In...
Personal views of what World War 2 was like for those who fought or lived and worked on the Home Front. Draws together personal letters, photographs, official documents and personal views. Case studies cover...
Uses archive footage and interviews to relate the story of how the codes of the German fleet were cracked during World War 1. Examines codebreaking in World War 2: Bletchley Park - Station X - where the...
Made with access to intelligence sources and case files from around the world, and using archive film and interviews with intelligence personnel, follows intelligence operations surrounding World War 2: how...
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