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History Documentaries

German and German-language Films, Italian and Italian-language Films

Taboo – Egon Schiele: a radical early 20th-century artist’s life and society under the psychoanalytic spotlight

4 min read

Michele Mally, “Taboo – Egon Schiele” (2026) In this lively documentary on the life of early 20th-century Austrian artist Egon Schiele (1890 – 1918), Italian director…

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North American Films

How did Roman Aqueducts work? – an entertaining introduction to Roman engineering prowess and its support of Roman culture and values

4 min read

Garrett Ryan, “How did Roman Aqueducts work?” (Toldinstone, 19 March 2022) At last historian Dr Ryan tackles the topic every eager student of Roman civilisation wants…

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British Films, Eastern European Films

The horrors behind the beauty of a memorial site in “Europe’s Unknown Death Camp – Jasenovac – Croatia – WWII”

2 min read

Graham Phillips, “Europe’s Unknown Death Camp – Jasenovac – Croatia – WWII” (22 April 2021) I had not known of the infamous World War II concentration…

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