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  1. When history is forgotten it repeats itself. Good documentary
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  2. A complex man. A human being who was willing to learn. He was not bound by the privileged society that he was born into. All human beings have strength and weakness. Bobby Kennedy took his strength, an ability to actually see the world around him. He had been sheltered from the poverty and needs of the downtrodden. He sought it out to understand. Few men or women have this courage to look at the accepted status quo. Bobby did and it changed him forever. What might we have been if this brilliant man had been president? Sadly, we will never know.
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  3. I was 17 years old when I got to Vietnam-1966 through 1969 (My mom had to sign a waiver for me), I grew up fast and learned a lot, good and bad. (I am now 73 and still learning). I was stationed on the USS Providence and also stationed in Country at a place called "Monkey Mountain" close to DaNang,. I spent 3 tours of duty in and around Vietnam. 3 of my high school friends were killed in Vietnam, I was spared. I participated in the TET Offensive in Feb 1968, that was bad. Somewhere along the way I was exposed to Agent Orange (Nasty Stuff) I am now on disability for the effects of agent orange. When I was discharged and came home to the States we arrived in San Francisco, and there were a lot of protesters spitting on us and throwing rocks and eggs and called us baby killers. That was our welcome home. I tell you this to say to you, that whatever your position is or was on the Vietnam war, it was not the veteran who got us into the war, most of us went because we were patriots and loved our country. Blame the politicians, yes, but not the veteran. To all Vietnam Vets out there, you are not forgotten. As a previous combat Vet myself, I salute you my friend.
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  4. My grandpa was a medic, and when he got discharged after 4 year's in ww2, he wanted to use the gi bill to become a doctor. The unjust part of it all was because he was 26, they said he was to old to be accepted into medical school, so instead he became an engineer. God bless everyone, helping to save the innocent is a great story here, even though it was horrific as well.
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  5. Very powerful, very moving. Karl Plagge, a remarkable human being. Thank you for this extraordinary documentary.
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  6. To many young people today have no idea what really took place during this period. Hence why you are seeing today history starting to repeat itself less then 100 years since this catastrophe took place. Great video, thank you.
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  7. That was really, really good. This doc, less than 60 minutes, is the most deeply & fully comprehensive I've ever seen on the subject.
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  8. The choice of music for part one and 2 are the best I've ever heard from a documentary for this time period
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  9. That was an extremely powerful story. What a dark time in human history.
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  10. Thanks to all the team,this content is factual.well put together and backing music at the correct volume and I understand the effort involved in making a quality documentary...
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  11. I’m now starting the third video in a row. Thank you so much for another great documentary with superb narration. 😊❤
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  12. Thanks for the upload. Very well produced and dubbed.
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  13. Just shows that even in great evil, good people will rise to do their duties as human beings.
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  14. Bobby would have been a great American President that never was. The Evil of mankind destroyed man hopes for peace, democracy and justice. Under Bobby's presidency, the Vietnam war would have come to an honourable conclusion. Bobby, has the intellectual capability to see war as an enemy of peace and mankind. He had the capacity to end the Vietnam war to America's advantage.
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  15. First class documentary, no flashiness or special effects.the actors re-enactments are very realistic
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  16. This is just about the most powerful, most interesting and well done documentary I have ever watched. Thank you to everyone associated with it and God bless those who perished.
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  17. A most amazing documentary. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to understand the history and the significance. Real feeling in this footage, both raw gritty and a sense human emotion. It’s like your there... and that’s important when presenting something of this magnitude..
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  18. A truly wonderful story and example of humanity's finest attributes. It is a horror to think that similar events and places are still unfolding in some corners of the world but brave survivors and their tales provide proof that there is always hope to be found, even where it is lost. I hope remaining survivors who suffered through events like the holocaust and indeed, their families as well, have found some semblance of peace.
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  19. I simply love this channel. Thank you for all your work.
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  20. Such an underrated channel. Love your content! People didn't even know what was going to happen. Ah, the last of the remaining great athletes who have actually been there. History lives through them and their story.
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  21. Goodness me, what a fantastic documentary. The image of those kids licking lids for food etc. won't soon leave my mind. How cruel. I'm glad Otto found love again, a bit of renewal.
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  22. Wonderful documentary. It's great what their ancestors are doing.May God be with them always.
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  23. Egypt's history is absolutely fascinating.
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  24. Just when I was wondering what to watch tonight. Thank you for uploading this gents 🍻
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  25. Best documentary on Apollo 13 I’ve ever seen. Bravo!
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  26. This was a amazing documentary. Thank you. Really, really impressed.
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  27. Please add episode 8 u are better than timeline at the moment keep it up guys
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  28. heavens, this is a gem of a series!
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  29. Medieval ages have always fascinated me. Though my fantasization had stemmed from reading childrens books back when I was a wee child, playing wooden swords and shields against your friends and cousins somewhere in the woods, building "castle forts" with your friends and movies that inspire medieval ages. When you actually start to learn the medieval ages and the history of it all as an adult, it paints a different picture in your mind that not only medieval folks (regardless of which time period of that age) were actually down right smart and sophisticated. Its politics, however, have not changed. I am talking about how politics now inherits how politicians were back then vs now. It was always about business and the people who mattered were the ones with money and influence.
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  30. The 11 of the 14 Irish residents that left Ireland for America sadly perished on this doomed ship; but this documentary of the life story back in Ireland and in America is very beautiful !! Thanks so much for this wonderful documentary !! ❤️
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  31. one of the best documentaries I have ever enjoyed!!
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  32. Wow!! Over 1400 masterpieces, and from some of the greatest artists known!! Just wow... this documentary left me shaking from the shock of the size of works recovered, and amazed and dazzled by cold and raw revelation that someone could hoard and hide without panic, so valuable and immensely rare an art collection of this historic importance for such a long period of time without discovery. Names like Vermeer, Picasso, Matisse, Manet, Cezanne, Monet, van Gogh, Renoir, Klimmt, Michelangelo, Raphael, Kahlo... these names worth their value in gold, if not priceless are some of which were found in this collection and stacked together is simply mindboggling! The persons participating in this investigation in whichever caliber are some of the luckiest on earth and I bet they acknowledge it to the born that they are effing lucky to be in the thick of it.
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  33. They strike me as flakes of unmoored character. Thank you for your time and effort, a well edited and researched, provocative presentation.
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  34. Robert Kennedy would have been a fine President. America lost a great humanitarian and the chance to make America a fair place for all people.
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  35. Fascinating footage that shows an entirely new perspective of this period, and excellent commentary. But best of all are the comments made by the historians as they watch.
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  36. Colorized historical videos are amazing, adds that extra little bit of connection to the history
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  37. Come on number 5! 😮 Spent my Friday night watching this series now. Thank you. I’ve had a lovely time and I promise to remember Film Crew #186. 😅
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  38. I enjoyed the book 'The American Way of Death' by Jessica Mitford when it came out decades ago. Fascinating to now know the story behind her and her sisters. Thank you!
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  39. Absolutely loved this M.A.D. World series
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  40. Great Documentary 🤝✅
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  41. A very good tale of two sisters
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  42. I love this series, and have been so sad that it was no longer available to watch. Thank you so much for uploading these, it is so great to be able to watch them again.
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  43. What an incredible series of documentaries. Thank you for this - these men deserve to be remembered.
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  44. Another excellent episode. Thankyou.
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  45. Thanks! Just wonderful to watch this series!
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  46. The Titanic met or exceeded the safety standards for that time. Notice, after the Titanic disaster the rules for safety changed. Lightoller, had a boat and helped take British troops out of Dunkirk during WWll. Very good presentation.
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  47. Fabulous documentary
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  48. such a great documentary explaining what and when events transpired. Thank you
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  49. As a shut-in, disabled vet I want to say how much I appreciate your fine programs. I love studying history and it's channels like yours that help bring the classroom to my bedside. Thank you for producing these thought-provoking programs!
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  50. Second badass doc in a row! Love it! Subbed
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