“…Duration: 01:00:00 The war campaign of Hungary to get back Felvidék in 1938, cut off from Hungary by the peace treaties after World War I.…”

“…Duration: 01:30:00 The war campaign of Hungary to get back Transylvania in 1940, cut off from Hungary by the peace treaties after World War I.…”

“…Duration: 01:30:00 The war campaign of Hungary to get back Transylvania in 1940, cut off from Hungary by the peace treaties after World War I.…”

“…Duration: 00:23:00 The war campaign of Hungary to get back the area Délvidék in 1941, cut off from Hungary by the peace treaties after World War I.…”

“…On the eve of World War I, strange accidents in a small Protestant village in Northern Germany involve the children and teenagers of a choir run by the schoolteacher and their families. …”

“…Academic Dmitrii Likhachev tells his life story, starting from childhood before World War I, university years, his imprisonment in the Solovki labor camp, release, later years of work and final academic acceptance and success. …”

“…The film contains rarely shown archival film and photo materials from Krasnogorsk film archive related to the celebration of the 300 anniversary of the Romanovs, World War I, and the arrest and exile of the royal family.…”

“…Released just months before the outbreak of World War I, Machin’s pacifist masterpiece is often celebrated for its prescient and realistic depiction of aerial combat, with dogfights so startling that the film was perceived, during its original release, as belonging to the fantasy genre. …”

“…Among them are the metaphysical role of white Moroccan dwarfs in World War I; Doctor Farkos’ experiments in provoking orgasm in inanimate matter; the fate of cocaine deliveries for Bolshevist officials in 1918; a series of natural cataclysms following the appearance of the second Sun in the sky……”

“…The film starts in the last months of World War I. Russian soldiers are against the war, the number of Bolshevik sympathizers grows. …”

“…Promoted again, this time to the general staff to be the head of Austrian military intelligence, the colonel naively blunders into the intrigues of the Archduke Ferdinand who might well be trying to start what would later come to be known as World War I.…”

“…Duration: 01:48:00 The film is based on the life of Wilhelm Furtwängler, Germany’s leading conductor and head of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra during the Second World War. One of the most spectacular and renowned conductors of the 1930s, Furtwangler's reputation rivaled that of Toscanini's. …”