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      -- Great war
      [2004], General, Shanachie Entertainment Call No: DVD    Availability:1 of 1     At Location(s) Summary Note: Looks at the first great conflagration of world powers in the twentieth century from 1914 to 1918 when a complicated patchwork of royal families, alliances and treaties dragged Europe, and finally the United States, into World War I. Loaded with rare footage of all the significant events of war including movie stars selling Liberty Bonds, the sinking of the Lusitania, and the horrific slaughter in the trenches of the main battlefields.
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      -- Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers
      c2009., Kovno Communications Call No: DVD 959.704 ELL    Availability:1 of 1     At Location(s) Summary Note: Daniel Ellsberg was an unlikely rebel. As a brilliant tactician, Harvard graduate, and committed Cold Warrior, he played a crucial role in mapping out the American strategy in Vietnam, even living in Vietnam to see firsthand how the war was going. The more Ellsberg learned about American involvement in Southeast Asia, the more violently disillusioned he became, because he was charged with trying to win what he came to see as an unwinnable war. The proud hawk became a passionate dove, setting the stage to become one of the highest-profile whistle-blowers in American history, for leaking the "Pentagon Papers" (a massive set of classified documents detailing the Pentagon's botch of the war and the bogus grounds under which it was fought) to the New York Times. Thus was Daniel Ellsberg transformed, into a firebrand radical committed to ending the war by any means necessary, even if it meant spending the rest of his life in jail.