Lady Diana - A portrait of the most iconic woman of the 20th century (Full Documentary)

The Pulitzer Prizes - A Legacy of Excellence, directed by Oscar and Emmy winner Kirk Simon, marks the 100-year anniversary of one of the world’s most prestigious honors in journalism and the arts. Through powerful, real-life stories, the film brings to life the courage, truth, and impact behind Pulitzer-winning work. Featuring dramatic readings by acclaimed actors including Helen Mirren, Natalie Portman, Liev Schreiber, John Lithgow, and Yara Shahidi, the documentary immerses viewers in the words that shaped history - stories of war, injustice, resilience, and human triumph. More than a celebration, this is a compelling exploration of storytelling at its highest level - revealing the voices that challenge power, bear witness to truth, and define generations. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction: The Pulitzer Standard - Excellence in Writing ▷ 01:24 - Winning the Pulitzer - The Moment Everything Changes ▷ 03:21 - Joseph Pulitzer’s Vision ▷ 05:04 - Journalism, Risk & Responsibility ▷ 09:11 - The Life of Joseph Pulitzer ▷ 10:50 - Fiction, Voice & Creative Authority ▷ 15:54 - Pulitzer Prizes as American History ▷ 16:51

In 2007, Apple Boss Steve Jobs presented a cellphone that would soon conquer the market: the IPhone. Smartphones have since become part of life for most cellphone users; we phone, surf, play, take pictures and listen to music. The mobile phone has become the remote control in our everyday lives. But what are the next steps of its evolution? What about LTE and augmented reality?

The Black Death and the 14th Century's greatest catastrophe explored with Dr. Helen Carr. In this episode, Dan Snow dives into the "Calamitous 14th Century," a period defined by the Great Famine, ceaseless deluges, and the arrival of Yersinia pestis. We trace the plague’s journey from the Mongol Empire and the Silk Roads to the port cities of Italy and the shores of Dorset, revealing how a biological phenomenon intersected with medieval politics and military sieges to wipe out nearly 60% of Europe's population. Dr. Helen Carr challenges the "Dark Age" myth, highlighting the humanity, empathy, and artistic shifts that emerged from the rubble of the pandemic. From the rise of the "Momento Mori" cult and the Flagellants to the economic empowerment of the peasant class and the "Golden Age" for women, we examine how the survivors rebuilt a fractured world. Discover the grisly reality of bubos, the origins of quarantine, and the lasting legacy of the Black Death on the modern Western world. You can now become a History Hit member right here on the original video platform! Join

When most people think of Hawaii, they imagine beaches and sunshine, or even Hawaii Five-O. Although the island might be a world-famous travel destination for tourists, the reality for its inhabitants is far less idyllic. They face systematic oppression and poverty while tourists enjoy their homeland, which is also infested with military facilities. Though once internationally recognized as an independent nation, the Kingdom of Hawaii was illegally annexed and invaded by the U.S. Despite these challenges, Hawaiians continue to fight for reclamation. This documentary reveals the dark history and current struggles faced by the indigenous people of Hawaii, highlighting their ongoing resistance against U.S. oppression. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 – Intro ▷ 01:38 – Demand for independence ▷ 02:37 – Public Law 103-150 (1993) ▷ 03:23 – History of indigenous Hawaiians ▷ 05:55 – Sovereignty of the Kingdom of Hawaii since 1843 ▷ 08:50 – U.S. Invasion and local resistance ▷ 10:45 – Americanization: institutionalized oppression ▷ 14:08 – Desecration of of hallowed land ▷ 15:26 – "the 50th State" (1959) ▷ 16:29 – Hidden purpose of the Apology Bill

In this chapter, we shall travel to one of the most amazing pyramids in Mexico: The Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan. In the Bogotá Planetarium, a group of children learn to follow the Sun’s trajectory using an ancient clock, and we will attend a very special ritual for the Winter Solstice, the Inti Raymi or Feast of the Sun in Tiwanacu, situated in the high plateau of Bolivia. How is the Sun studied and observed? We shall travel to the Canary Islands in Spain, to see one of the most important solar telescopes in the world. ------- Chapters ▷ 0:00 - Intro ▷ 02:14 - The Sun | Children of the Stars (1/10) ▷ 49:03 - Credits ------- ------- Children of the Stars is a voyage through the history of the people of America and their vision of the sky, since the earliest civilizations until the present. In this crossing between the future and the past, this series travels through Latin America to discover the secrets of ancient temples devoted to stars in the Universe and to visit the

This film is about an adventurous petty bourgeois entrepeneur who went to Africa in the 19th century to exploit natural resorces, establish new markets and gain new territories for his fatherland, Germany. Original title: Love of Empire - Germany's obscure past in Africa A film by Peter Heller © 1978, Filmkraft Peter Heller