English narration & German dialogue with English subtitles where needed. 　　This astonishing chronicle of the German Democratic Republic (or as we called it, East Germany) features illuminating interviews complimented by rare archival materials from film, photographs, posters, caricatures, popular songs and speeches. Former citizens both prominent and unknown reflect on cultural, economic, and political developments from the founding of the GDR in 1949 to German unification in 1990. This is the ultimate film history of events such as the suppression of the Prague Spring in 1968, the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, economic stagnation, Stasi activity, and the popular upheavals that finally brought down the state. 　　CHAPTER 1: I Was a Citizen of the GDR 　　Former East German citizens -- from Holocaust survivors, to artists, officials, civil rights activists and ordinary people -- talk about their personal feelings, experiences, and attitudes toward the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 2: From "Zone" to State 　　Events the led up to the construction of the Berlin Wall on August 13, 1961 and the final division of the two German states. 　　CHAPTER 3: From Economic Plan to Economic Collapse 　　The development of the GDR's planned economy, from its beginnings to its failure. 　　CHAPTER 4: For the People's Welfare 　　"Unity of economic and social policy," the program of the SED (Socialist Unity Party), became the trademark of the Honecker era. 　　CHAPTER 5: Intellect and Power 　　The history of literature and the art in the GDR was punctuated by State repression; such breaks reveal contestation between intellectuals and state power in the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 6: Shield and Sword 　　From its founding in 1950, the Ministry for State Security and its political secret police (the Stasi) were the central instruments of domination; this "shield and sword of the Party," was seen as a defense against external and internal enemies. 　　CHAPTER 7: We Are the People 　　This was the chant of the thousands of protesters in the streets of Leipzig and other East German cities in the fall of 1989.

English narration & German dialogue with English subtitles where needed. 　　This astonishing chronicle of the German Democratic Republic (or as we called it, East Germany) features illuminating interviews complimented by rare archival materials from film, photographs, posters, caricatures, popular songs and speeches. Former citizens both prominent and unknown reflect on cultural, economic, and political developments from the founding of the GDR in 1949 to German unification in 1990. This is the ultimate film history of events such as the suppression of the Prague Spring in 1968, the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, economic stagnation, Stasi activity, and the popular upheavals that finally brought down the state. 　　CHAPTER 1: I Was a Citizen of the GDR 　　Former East German citizens -- from Holocaust survivors, to artists, officials, civil rights activists and ordinary people -- talk about their personal feelings, experiences, and attitudes toward the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 2: From "Zone" to State 　　Events the led up to the construction of the Berlin Wall on August 13, 1961 and the final division of the two German states. 　　CHAPTER 3: From Economic Plan to Economic Collapse 　　The development of the GDR's planned economy, from its beginnings to its failure. 　　CHAPTER 4: For the People's Welfare 　　"Unity of economic and social policy," the program of the SED (Socialist Unity Party), became the trademark of the Honecker era. 　　CHAPTER 5: Intellect and Power 　　The history of literature and the art in the GDR was punctuated by State repression; such breaks reveal contestation between intellectuals and state power in the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 6: Shield and Sword 　　From its founding in 1950, the Ministry for State Security and its political secret police (the Stasi) were the central instruments of domination; this "shield and sword of the Party," was seen as a defense against external and internal enemies. 　　CHAPTER 7: We Are the People 　　This was the chant of the thousands of protesters in the streets of Leipzig and other East German cities in the fall of 1989.

揭开尘封在浩瀚历史中的往事，秘话一段段跌宕起伏的传奇故事。

马辉（崔林）和于岩（迟佳）是同为17岁的北京少年，两人的最大梦想是成为警察，不想结伴报考警校时，双双落榜，两人迎来炎热郁闷的暑期生活。 　　某一日，两人的邻居、小区联防好市民孙叔（傅彪）对两人秘密广播“内部消息”，“抓到l00个小偷会被警校特招”，两人内心重燃希望之火，一边准备抓小偷的工具，一边四处打探“消息”的真实性，虽没从片儿警石亮叔叔（佟大为）口中探出什么，两人仍制定了详细宏大的计划。在两人抓贼的过程中，遭遇了诸多尴尬和误会，更为真实也更为琐碎的生活朝两人展现。

马辉（崔林）和于岩（迟佳）是同为17岁的北京少年，两人的最大梦想是成为警察，不想结伴报考警校时，双双落榜，两人迎来炎热郁闷的暑期生活。 　　某一日，两人的邻居、小区联防好市民孙叔（傅彪）对两人秘密广播“内部消息”，“抓到l00个小偷会被警校特招”，两人内心重燃希望之火，一边准备抓小偷的工具，一边四处打探“消息”的真实性，虽没从片儿警石亮叔叔（佟大为）口中探出什么，两人仍制定了详细宏大的计划。在两人抓贼的过程中，遭遇了诸多尴尬和误会，更为真实也更为琐碎的生活朝两人展现。

Nationen malen keine Bilder. Doch können Bilder die Geschichte einer Nation erzählen? Wie spiegelt die Malerei in Deutschland über ein Jahrhundert hinweg die Sehnsucht nach Einheit und einem Kaiserreich wider, das Streben nach Modernität und Macht, die Kriege und Wunden, das Abdriften in Nationalismus und totalitären Wahnsinn in diesem Land in der Mitte Europas? 　　Von Caspar David Friedrich über Anton von Werner und Arnold Böcklin bis hin zu John Heartfield, Otto Dix und Georg Grosz: Die Künstler wirkten, auf je ihre Weise, an der Entstehung einer gemeinsamen Nation und der Entwicklung einer deutschen Identität mit. 　　Rund 200 Werke wurden für die Ausstellung "De l’Allemagne" im Pariser Louvre zusammengestellt. Sie sind ein Schlüssel zum Verständnis der kulturellen, sozialen und politischen Entwicklung Deutschlands im 19. und zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts in Europa.

Castles: Britain's Fortified History' is a series by historian Sam Willis who traces the story of Britain's castles and their unique role in our history from art and literature.

城堡，尤其是在英国，始终具有浪漫色彩。它们总是与民间传说，血腥战争和伟大而善良的故事联系在一起，一直是优秀作家们笔下的主题。城堡壮观的外形总能让它们显得卓尔不群，而它所扮演的角色，从垒石而建起，已经持续了数个世纪 - 从征服的利器逐步成为想象的空间。从征服者威廉到维多利亚女王，本系列片对英国城堡的故事和它们在历史、艺术和文学中独一无二的角色进行了追溯，为观众提供了关于城堡建筑以及它们在英国文化和精神中地位的有趣见解。

우리 역사의 커다란 물줄기가 바뀐 결정적인 하루가 흥미진진한 이야기로 전개된다! 역사가 움직인 터닝 포인트인 '결정적 하루'를 입체적으로 구성하는 교양과 재미가 있는 인포테인먼트 프로그램

Britain, is an island. Surrounded by a cold and unforgiving sea. For centuries it protected us from attack. But to prosper and thrive, we would need to do more than hide behind her salt water shield. Britain needed brave men, willing to venture out into the unknown and she needed good boats to take them there. I've spent my life at sea. Now I'm going to take passage on six boats that together, tell the story of modern Britain. Built for exploration, war, fishing, industry and our very survival. These are the boats which built Britain, and changed the way we live - forever.