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... lections in Britain: A mixed bag this year, with unions a basic issue. 2. Considerations of private armies. 3. Are the French sharpening new anti-American knives over Greece and Turkey conflict? 4. "The Law ...

... 1. Lebanese should expel Palestinians; Israel will take grave view if other Arab armies move in. 2. New economic measures and political party roles. 3. Welcome "study mission" of United Jewish Appeal. 4. Po ...

... Armies and Governments Armies have seized power in numerous countries all over the world in recent times. Here is a look at the conditions which make a country liable to military take-over and the tradition ...

... "Redefining National Security: Windmills rather than Soldiers" A country's defense depends on its armies and the weapons they control, but any country that bases its security primarily on military hardware ...

... ns dressed in authentic Rebel and Yankee military costume explain how blacksmiths were vital to the armies of that conflict. An artillery unit demonstrates the firing of an antique cannon and Alan talks to ...

... voice. 10. A Tündér (Bóbita the Fairy) Bóbita, Bóbita is dancing, the angels sit in a circle. Frog armies are playing the flute, locust armies are playing the violin. Bóbita, Bóbita is playing, she magics ...

... An Shi Rebellion, the Emperor fled with Lady Yang, and when he passed through Mawei Slope, all six armies stopped their forward progress and forced the Emperor to put Lady Yang to death. The Emperor was fo ...

... The Moore Report: Armies of the Right (3 of 4) ...

... g with Pope Urban's speech in 1095, the film explores the motivations of the leaders of the various armies, and of the common people who took part in a journey that lasted almost five years. The climactic ta ...

... elevator boys, porters, waiters and society jazz musicians. They were the first Regiment of Allied Armies to reach the Rhine. ...

... an attempt to show that war could be fought without casualties. This program shows that as long as armies go to war - soldiers will be killed. If not by the enemy [then] by their own fallibility."--2000 Pe ...

... War & Civilization. [No. 2], Empires & Armies ...

... sand years, carrying great Muslim soldiers who conquered Spain; Japan's armor-clad Samurai; and the armies of Attila the Hun and Genghis Khan. Rome crumbled at the onslaught of horse-borne warriors. Discove ...

... nople. Guns annihilated such ancient civilizations as the Mexican Aztecs, and became the weapons of armies that led to European world domination."--episode description from VHS sleeve.

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... rough the fall of the Berlin Wall to the rising tide of genocidal slaughter. With the role of great armies transformed from war-makers to peacekeepers, explore what war may look like tomorrow and beyond"-- ...

... , where they are commonly abducted and forced to fight, kill and die alongside adults in government armies and opposition groups. Through a series of intimate encounters with children who have been through ...

... unique challenges and responsibilities does he face? How can he carry out his mission with neither armies or financial resources? With only the power of his moral authority, how does he operate in a world ...

... yrian warlord challenges the might of Egypt. On a plain below the city of Megiddo, the two greatest armies the ancient world has ever seen prepare to fight. The fate of Egypt lies in the hands of its young ...

... the Unfinished War looks at the war which ended with a cease-fire but without a peace treaty. Huge armies still face each other across a forbidding no-man's land. It was the first war in the era of the Ato ...

... the Unfinished War looks at the war which ended with a cease-fire but without a peace treaty. Huge armies still face each other across a forbidding no-man's land. It was the first war in the era of the Ato ...

... nt engineers who charted the railroad's course and hurdled the geological obstacles in its way, the armies of workers who labored relentlessly on the enterprise, and the Native Americans whose lives were de ...

... nt engineers who charted the railroad's course and hurdled the geological obstacles in its way, the armies of workers who labored relentlessly on the enterprise, and the Native Americans whose lives were de ...

... , beauty, intensity and reality of this land, that for more than half a century has kept to massive armies at arms length[.]"--2003 Peabody Awards entry form.

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... ographers who circumvent military media control to get access to the real Iraq War. As the invading armies sweep into the country, some of the journalists in Kuwait decide to travel in their wake, risking t ...

... the Vatican.

'His nation of foreboding buildings and art has walls designed to keep invading armies at bay. Even today, few people ever step beyond St. Peter's Square and Basilica.

'Now, Pope ...

... They thought they would only have to fight for a few days, that the Allies, closing in on Hitler's armies, would come to their aid. But they ended up fighting for 63 days, and they fought alone. In the end, ...

... e of a lifetime. Alexander had conquered 90% of the known world by the time he was 27. He led his armies through 22,000 miles of sieges and conquests in just eight years. Alexander's troops were often ou ...

... -of-the-art CGI, and hundreds of actors, horsemen and stunt co-ordinators, we recreated the mammoth armies and the ancient citadels as the warriors battled their way to their ultimate goal Jerusalem. Our ...

... -of-the-art CGI, and hundreds of actors, horsemen and stunt co-ordinators, we recreated the mammoth armies and the ancient citadels as the warriors battled their way to their ultimate goal Jerusalem. Our ...

... books. Host Jiggy Manicad discovers that these children are already members of politicians' private armies -- trained to kill in exchange for eating three square meals a day.

'Backdoor

'As ch ...

... d embrace the idea of powered flight. World War I ushered in the airplane's first military roles as armies used planes for aerial reconnaissance, and then for artillery spotting. With aviation still in its ...

... vers that it's cheaper to just pay the Iraqis to unbuild their own houses rather than pay for their armies to bomb them.

"We also take a look at British politics in the early 21st Century and recall the ...

... ilian dance, he rallies his community to counteract the violent oppression enforced by teenage drug armies and sustained by corrupt police. Just as Anderson's grassroots Afro Reggae movement is reaching th ...

... e woman; General Ulysses Grant's Order #11, expelling Jews from the territory occupied by the Union armies under his command during the Civil War (immediately reversed by President Abraham Lincoln); and the ...

... e collections--are stocked with artworks that were removed from their previous owners by plundering armies, stealthy thieves, and even well-meaning scientists. Where do these objects belong? It's a question ...

... hese Being the Words of Marcus Tullius Cicero."
"Brutus and Cassius struggle to raise foreign armies to oppose the Cesarean party. Mark Antony's plans to change his post-consul proconsular governorshi ...