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A
Study of Capitalism, Despots, and Communism, Volume 3
"The
evils of Communism"
2
DVD Set!
An original production published by
The Classic Archives! |
| This 2 DVD set is Volume
3
of our set on Communism and Capitalism. Please view our
other items to see our other volumes on the subject.
Originally made in the 40's and 50's
during the Cold War, these films were designed to educate
American's on the value of Capitalism and what it means to
the American way of life. Faced with a showdown with
the largest Communist nation in the world, the United States
Government wanted to educate our citizens on what we were
fighting and who we were up against.
Today, while the threat of an outside
Communist takeover is not real, the threat itself is very
much real. Only in modern times, the threat comes from
within. A growing segment of our population, as well
as our elected officials, seem to enjoy aggravating class
warfare and initiating a "soak the rich" atmosphere.
Some politicians actually believe the way to create jobs for
our people is to tax and regulate our businesses, to make it
harder for them to do business. This bitterness and
desire to see America become a welfare state, of "We Want
This!" and where competition is thwarted, is clearly warned
against in these DVDs. Our educators, themselves paid by
the state, are actively trying to sabotage Capitalism and
indoctrinate our young. These leads us to elect
politicians who want to spread the wealth, so instead of
having a rich class, a middle class, and a poor class, we
all become poor and supposedly happy. These films are
meant to educate, enlighten, and inform against the evils of
communism and socialism, and what it really means to be a
capitalistic nation. If there is one DVD to show to
your children, to make them realize that America is the only
place in the world where someone who works hard can move out
of being poor and into being rich, this is it.
In our opinion, here at The Classic
Archives, these DVD's should be required viewing for every
American, and doubly so for every politician.
When you look at some of these films,
and watch the sections on communism and socialism, it is
downright frightening to how much of that reminds us of some
aspects of modern day life, and most especially, our elected
officials.
While our other volumes have generally
focused on understanding Capitalism, the general theme of
this set is understanding how truly evil and oppressing
communism has been on its own people. Witness how many
people have been killed in the struggle for power.
If you are interested in this set,
please be sure to check out our Volumes 1 and 2.
This DVD set contains about 4 hours
of films and each DVD has a fully interactive menu. A list of films is as
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DVD1 |
| America's Distribution of
Wealth (1955)
Demonstrates the widespread ownership of America's basic
wealth and the equitable distribution of national income.
With Prof. Clifton L. Ganus of Harding College, Searcy, Ark.
Sound, B&W, 12:34 |
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| The Challenge of Ideas
(1961) Analyzes the
basic ideological differences between the U.S. and the
Communist State. Describes objectives & technologies used by
the USSR to influence peoples of the world. Emphasizes
the importance of keeping the U.S. strong spiritually and
morally.
Sound, B&W, 30:25 |
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| Communism (1952)
A straight forward account of
the history of Russian communism and Soviet aggression.
Provides a no holds barred overview on the oppressed
individuals living under communism's rule.
Sound, B&W, 10:40 |
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| Despotism (1946)
Measures how a society ranks on
a spectrum stretching from democracy to despotism. Explains
how societies and nations can be measured by the degree that
power is concentrated and respect for the individual is
restricted. Where does your community, state and nation
stand on these scales?
Sound, B&W, 9:56 |
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| Red China
Newsreel (1959) Films
made by communist cameraman in China, shows Mao and other
candidates in election of National People's Congress, with
massive show in Peking of dancers and balloon
Sound, B&W, 0:56 |
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| Red Chinese Battle Plan
(ca. 1964) Cold War-era anti-Chinese
propaganda film featuring footage of revolutionary
activities and combat, 1921-64.
Sound, B&W, 25:16 |
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| The War We Are In, Part
2, Communism vs. Capitalism (ca. 1962)
Lecture given by Dr. George S.
Benson, President of Harding College in Searcy, Arkansas.
This film is part two of a television program of lectures
given by Dr. George S. Benson, the president of Harding
College in Searcy, Arkansas. In this program, he redefines
the meaning of peace from the point of view of communism.
Communists are promoting peace fronts to get Kennedy to
eliminate atomic weapon power, since they are stronger in
manpower. Peace to a Communist means eliminating capitalism
and Communists will engage in this cold war until they can
compete in a "hot war". Co-existence to a Communist means,
"you leave me alone until I'm strong enough to knock your
block off", which Dr. George S. Benson predicts they could
compete with us in atomic power by the years 1970-1975. They
will fight the cold war and fight capitalism by going
undercover and gaining leadership over many non-communist
organizations, by infiltrating employees and alienating them
from their employers, and by concentrating on women's
organizations and appealing to colored workers, appearing to
be the party of the collective and the worker.
Sound, B&W, 23:23 |
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DVD2 |
| The Bloody History of
Communism Communism was
the bloodiest ideology that caused more than 120 million
innocent deaths in the 20th century. It was a nightmare
which promised equality and justice, but which brought only
bloodshed, death, torture and fear. This three-volume
documentary displays the terrible savagery of communism and
its underlying philosophy. From Marx to Lenin, Stalin, Mao
or Pol Pot, discover how the materialist philosophy
transforms humans into theorists of violence and masters of
cruelty.
Sound, Color and B&W, 2 hours
and 9 minutes. |
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