The Armenian Americans
The Armenian Americans captures the spirit of this amazing culture and its legacy of inspiration, achievement, perseverance, and survival. Personal recollections from three generations of proud Armenians – including tenn
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Showing results for "american"Famous African Americans
Names such as Frederick Douglass, Thurgood Marshall, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X, permeate our national consciousness. They along with other African-Americans, fought for American independence, the abolition of
Samoan Americans in Carson
June Pouesi, director of the Office of Samoan Affairs, describes the waves of immigration from American Samoa that led to the development of the Samoan community. She also comments on VC’s photo documentation of work, cu
Cheechako: Americans who moved to Alaska
This film introduces the term Cheechako -- an Alaskan Indian word meaning newcomer. The film looks at what kind of living and working conditions newcomers could.
Sam Rhodes: Americanarama
Sam Rhodes plays uses classic British self-deprecation when playing to this American crowd. He's full of charisma, masterfully delivering brilliantly memorable one liners, with some wonderfully original takes on ISIS, al
The Army-Navy Screen Magazine: Japanese Americans
During World War II, Japanese Americans were forced to live under guard at several camps because of racist fears.
The New Americans: Cambodian Refugees in Syracuse, New York
Produced by Syracuse University, The New Americans follows one Cambodian family and their friends who have escaped genocide and resttled in Syracuse, New York. They describe their challenges adjusting to life in a new co
The Americans of Samaná
On Samaná peninsula, in the northeast of the Dominican Republic, live the descendants of freed African American slaves. The original group of about thirty-four families arrived in 1824 when the country had just been take
The Americans in the Bulge
Battlefield guide Ellwood Von Siebold takes us on a tour of the frozen Ardennes Forests to Malmedy, St Vith and Bastogne and shows us how the surprise Nazi plan to encircle and destroy the Allied armies was foiled by the
Stories about Famous Americans
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. comes to life in MARTIN'S BIG WORDS, a biography about beliefs and dreams and following ones heart. A reflective poetic tribute, ELLINGTON WAS NOT A STREET, the author remembers great figures
What Happened At The Americana?
A group of actors are invited to a cast dinner where they discover the dead body of their director. As the situation escalates they soon forget about the murder and become focused only on their own personal agendas and p
Executive Order 2579: Exposing The Americans
Special feature of Season 1.
The Americans: Perfecting the Art of Espionage
Special feature of Season 1.
Ingenuity Over Technology: The Crafty Characters of the Americans
Special feature of Season 1.
The New Jersey Americans
Witness the stunningly true story of the most inept basketball team ever assembled, The New Jersey Americans, who lost every single game they ever played, all to the same team, The Uptown Worldbeaters. Hear from actual 1
Gridiron Stars Defeated: Americans Play Rugby
Rugby league clash between Sydney Firsts and the American All Stars, who toured Australia and New Zealand between May and August 1953.
Famous Hispanic Americans
The Hispanic culture is alive and thriving in music, art, fashion, sports, science, medicine, and government. In Famous Hispanic Americans we?ll take a look at the people who are in the news, in the movies, hitting home
Just the Facts: U.S. History : Native Americans
Over 25,000 years ago, the first people began to arrive in what is now known as America. In this video, you will learn about the early civilizations of the Inuits, Aztecs, Incas, Mayas. Fact will be presents about Christ
Just the Facts: Historical Icons: Famous African Americans
Over the past two hundred years, names such as Frederick Douglass, Thurgood Marshall, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X, permeate our national consciousness. They along with other African-Americans, fought for Americ
Americans at Work: Seafaring Men
An episode of the documentary series Americans at Work, produced by Norwood Studios for the AFL-CIO. From week to week, the series looked at different jobs and described the work of those professions through proud narra