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Historic Time Travel - Wars of the World DVD

See How The Atom Bomb Changed The Course Of History! From Japan To The Intervention Of The UN In Korea, This DVD Documents How The Manhattan Project Changed The World Stage Forever!

For better or for worse, the creation of the Atomic Bomb changed the course of war forever. While this giant leap forward in weaponry ended World War II, it also created The Cold War and left a shadow over mankind forever. Now for the first time ever you can see through historic film footage how the bomb reshaped the world – from tests on Bikini Island to the advent of Korea. Historic Time Travel - Wars Of The World is a must see for any lover of military history!

History Of Wars Of The World

Historic Time Travel - Wars of the World is one of the most important DVDs you can ever own. In this time of growing global tensions, what could be a more valuable educational tool than a DVD that shows you the real effects of war? Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, this DVD will make you rethink the world as you know it.

General Packaging Description:
Our professionally-produced DVDs are shipped in retail Amaray style DVD cases just like you would find in a store. These beautifully packaged DVDs make great gifts and are themselves works of art. While we offer some of the best prices anywhere, we have never sacrificed quality for price.

Operation Crossroads
This film documents the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Island in the Pacific. First you get to see a text bomb explode above the water. Then in the next test you watch as an underwater bomb explodes. The military actually brought pigs and goats to the site to test the effects of radiation. The film is a somewhat disturbing yet fascinating look at the first atomic weapons ever detonated.

Producer: Jam Handy Organization
Sponsor: .S. Navy, Commander Joint Task Force One
Year: 1946
Length: 00:26:36
Audio: Mono
Color: BLACK & WHITE

A Tale of Two Cities
On August 6, 1945 the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. The city was almost completely destroyed. Three days later on August 9, 1945 Nagasaki became the second populated area to be nearly wiped out by these incredible new weapons. This famous historic film takes you on a tour of both cites while they were still in rubble. You see exactly how a population copes with the effects of nuclear weapons.

Producer: U.S. War Department
Sponsor: U.S. War Department
Year: 1946
Length: 00:12:02
Audio: Mono
Color: BLACK & WHITE

News Magazine of the Screen, March
This film documents the establishment of the United Nations and their efforts in Korea. You get the chance to see conventional air attacks during the confiict and understand that even though the United States had nuclear weapons did not mean that they were willing to use them on a regular basis. This is how the cold war began!

Producer: Warner Pathe News
Sponsor: N/A
Year: 1952
Length: 00:20:41
Audio: Mono
Color: BLACK & WHITE

System requirements:
Computer: Pentium II, 300mhz, 64mb RAM, DVD-ROM, compatible video and sound card.
Player: NTSC compatible DVD player, standard TV.
Region: All players, irrespective of region

NOTE ON COMPATIBILITY: While our DVDs are designed for optimal playback for all home DVD players, it is possible that some older systems will have trouble playing our DVDs. Although rare, it is worth mentioning. If this occurs you will receive a full refund.

Given that some of these videos are extremely old and their original audio quality is not very good, we have tried to improve it to the best possible quality. However, due to their inherent quality problems, you might still have a few instances where the audio is of a slightly lower volume.