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詹姆斯·伍兹（James Woods）主持的历史纪录片，由探索频道（Discovery Channel）于2003年发行-英语旁白History Documentary hosted by James Woods, published by Discovery Channel in 2003- English narration
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探索频道系列介绍了历史上的关键日期以及前后的日期。“时刻”融合了历史，考古学和生动的演绎，以叙述世界历史中的决定性时刻。该系列由詹姆斯·伍兹主持，介绍了事件的政治和社会背景，从美国的第一个永久英国定居点到加勒比海历史上的第一次奴隶起义，再到拿破仑征服俄罗斯的计划。每个程序都突出显示了与该事件有关的遗址的考古学发现，将现代研究与原始资料相结合，以提供多方面的历史观.``时光之光''使用计算机图形学和戏剧性的再现来唤起围绕关键事件的时间和感动。在历史上，??饥荒走向自由-伟大的爱尔兰之旅???在被称为“大饥荒”的几年中，爱尔兰农村地区有500万家庭被强行逐出家园。破坏和失去家庭成员几乎是无与伦比的。这场灾难背后的力量是一种致命的生物因子，其病原体是如此强大，以至于它有能力在一个月内将整个国家的马铃薯收成！1845-151年的爱尔兰大饥荒估计有120万人死于饥饿和疾病，另外150万人移民到加拿大和美国等其他国家，这本身也证明了另一道艰辛。确实，船上的条件是如此残酷，以至于许多人都没有幸免于难。大西洋上的饥荒是时刻改变了旧世界面貌的时刻。今天，考古学家发现了这个隐藏的故事；被遗忘的恐怖的片段，是一场灾难的遗物，造成一百万人死亡。??锻炉谷-坩埚???1776年秋，英国军队进行了复仇，降落到了美国殖民地。乔治国王发动大规模入侵，一劳永逸地镇压叛乱。带领美国人抵抗这次袭击的是6英尺3英寸的指挥官乔治·华盛顿。在经历了数次瘀伤之后，实际上被击败，寒冷和营养不良的美军的伊夫特ft缩在距费城20英里（约20公里）的费城一个不动产中伪造：美军就是在这个目的地建立他们的冬令营，许多人认为美军最终会在这里落入大英帝国，但是，在1777-78年的残酷冬季，驻扎在福奇谷的破烂的大陆军经历了奇迹般的转变。??十字军东征???11世纪，穆斯林苏丹统治着Discovery Channel series looking at key dates in history and the days before and after them. 'Moments in Time' blends history, archaeology, and vivid re-enactments to recount decisive moments in world history. Hosted by James Woods, the series presents the political and social contexts of events ranging from the first permanent English settlement in America to the first slave revolt in Caribbean history to Napoleon's plan for conquering Russia. Each program highlights an archaeological dig of a site related to the event, connecting modern research with primary source material for a multifaceted view of history.'Moments in Time' uses computer graphics and dramatic re-creations to evoke the times and sensations around key events in history, from the fall of Napoleon to the affair between Roman general Marc Anthony and Queen Cleopatra.The series shows us that historic dates often reflect the final chapters in key events of world history: the battle at Actium in 31 B.C., the spread of the plague from Black Sea to Europe in 1347, the founding of Jamestown in 1607 and the battle of the Valley Forge in 1778.Narrator: James WoodsExecutive Producer: Stephen J.EderPruduced by Terra Nova TeIevision for Discovey ChannelExecutive Producer For Discovery Channel: Tomi Bednor Landis2003 Discovery Communications, Inc Famine to Freedom - The Great Irish Journey During the years known as "the great hunger", half a million families in rural Ireland were forcibly evicted from their homes. The devastation and the loss of family members was just about unparalleled. The force behind this disaster was a deadly biological agent, a pathogen so strong that it had the power to take out the potato crop of a whole Country in just one month!The Great Irish Potato Famine of 1845-51 saw an estimated 1.2 million people die of starvation and disease, and another 1.5 million emigrate to other countries such as Canada and the United States, which proved another hardship in its own right. Indeed the conditions on the ships were so harsh many didn’t make it across the Atlantic alive.The Irish Potato Famine was a moment in time that changed the face of the old world forever. Today, archeologists uncover this hidden story; a fragment of forgotten horror, a relic from a catastrophe that left over a million dead. Valley Forge - the Crucible During the autumn of 1776 the British Army descended on the American colonies with a vengeance; King George had unleashed a massive invasion to crush rebellion once and for all. Leading the Americans against this onslaught was the 6 ft 3" commander, George Washington.Following many bruising encounters, what was Ieft of the practically defeated, cold and malnourished American army limped into a forlourn piece of real estate 20 miles from Philadelphia known as Valley Forge. It was at this destination that the US troops would set up their winter camp. Many had felt that it would be here that the US army would finally fall to the British Empire.However, during the brutal winter of 1777-78, the rag-tag Continental Army, encamped at Valley Forge, underwent a miraculous transformation., thanks to both the inspiring leadership of General George Washington and the intensive training of Baron Frederick Von Steuben, a Prussian aristocrat. The Crusades In the 11th Century, Muslim sultans ruled most of North Africa, Spain and the eastern shores of the Mediterranean. Acre, today Northern Israel, was a lively Muslim city, a major port and an important commercial centre. Acre was also the gateway to the western world's most sacred piece of real estate, the Holy Land, a city sacred to Muslims, Christians and Jews.Over the next two centuries, Christian and Muslim armies Iocked themselves into a deadly embrace, each vying for the rulership of this coveted piece of land. From 1096 to 1291, the lands of today's middle-east changed hands repeatedly in a series of eight crusades. Before the sides finally parted, tens of thousands of soldiers had been killed in a glut of bloody battles and massacres.For some, the dark history of the Crusades evokes the violence that still plagues the middle-east today. A thousand years ago, a war between two worlds transformed this centre of faith into an unholy battlefield. Today, archeologists probe the moment in time when the cycle of intolerance and violence began. Anthony and Cleopatra - Battle at Actium By the end of the Battle of Actium, on September 2, 31 B.C. The Roman navy, led by Octavian, had defeated the formidable fleet of Mark Anthony and Cleopatra, sealed the fate of the two ill-starred lovers and created the Roman Empire.Some say the battle never took place, that the victory was only a creation of Octavian's propaganda. However recent discoveries of catapult balls used in the battle and bronze rams that served as the ship's "warheads", not only provide evidence that the epic battle took place, but show how it was won.This fascinating programme explores what the three military Ieaders were thinking and doing before, during and after the alleged battle, what tactics Octavian used to defeat his enemies. and how Cleopatra and Anthony died after fleeing the defeat. Jamestown - Against All Odds In the early 1600's, England was in a race with Spain to gobble up the New World. Spanish conquistadors were cleaning up in South America, rich with gold and silver. The English, therefore, decided to try their luck in Virginia. They had planned to come back to England rich with gold, but most never returned alive.Following many troublesome years, including disputes with Native Americans, malnourishment, hardship and disease, in 1610, the founders of the first permanent English settlement in North America were ready to give up. Of the 500-600 settlers that arrived in the colony's first three years, only 60 were now still alive The false promise of easy riches had lured Jamestown's first settlers. But those who survived the ordeal found that the true promise of a new Iand lay inside them; the determination to survive against all odds. The survivors Ieft the colony behind and set sail down the Jamestown River on the treacherous journey toward England. This is their story... St John's Slave Revolt The island of St. John sparkles in the Caribbean sun like a jewel set in blue crystal. Seven miles Iong and three miles wide, it's part of the Virgin Island chain, a necklace of eight main islands and 75 islets. A US territory since 1917, three fifths of the island is a national park. St. John's idyllic coves are heavens for the welI-heeled and world weary. But underneath the plush towels and designer beach bags, lies a more troublesome past.Flash back to 1733 and the island of St John was in the midst of a revolution. In one coordinated attack, African slaves had revolted and managed to gain a foothold of freedom in the new world. Although short-lived this was the first successful slave revolt in Caribbean history. Ultimately, French manpower from the island of Martinique helped quash the revoit, and for a time, the slave trade continued to pour people from Africa into the island's sugar cane fields. However, recent discoveries have unearthed a community of free men that evidently flourished on the island in the years following this brave uprising. Curse of the Rat - the Black Death Was the disease known as the Black Death, which killed one-third of Europe's population in just 3 years during the Middle Ages and the bubonic plague the same disease? What could cause the spread of such a horrendous plague?In 1347 A.D, a Mongol army attacked Kaffa, an ex-patriot Genoese city located in the Crimea. The Mongols employed a crude form of germ warfare by catapulting bodies of their own men, dead from a mysterious disease, over the fortification wall. It turned out that they were infected by "the black death". Soon the fort's Genoese defenders were infected. Some of the Genoese sailors managed to escape and sail back to their homeland, but they took with them an unwelcome stowaway, a black rat that spread the disease at every port.Between 1347 and 1350, one third of the people in Europe perished. A death toll so great that the population did not return to pre-plague levels until the l8th century! This insightful programme aims to shed light on some of the many questions surrounding this heinous "curse" known as "the black death". Napoleon's Lost Army In 2002 in Vilnius, Lithuania, scientists were stunned to discover the remains of some two to three thousand French soldiers, the first mass grave of its kind ever uncovered. How they died opens a window on one of the greatest military disasters in history.Having fought their way across Europe, Napoleon’s armies, freezing cold, malnourished and exhausted, were stalled outside Lithuania's capital. Thousands of those who reached Vilnius either died outside the city gates or inside of shock, gangrene, typhus, dysentery, or starvation. No one really knows for certain how the French soldiers died the way they did, the victim's names were unrecorded and their deaths were unmarked. This insightful documentary aims to shed new light on this long standing military mystery and attempts to explain what happened to Napoleon's lost army.
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