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Civil War Videos on DVD & VHS
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The Battle for Stones River - DVD
The Fight for Murfreesboro
Following Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg's retreat
from Kentucky in October, 1862, his army reorganized near Murfreesboro,
Tennessee, where they were met by Maj. Gen. William Rosencrans' Union army
on December 31, 1862. Through photographs, detailed maps and a reenactment
with more than 5,000 soldiers in full battle regalia, this program brings
the bloodiest fight in the Civil War's "Western Theater" to life as well
as tells the stories of the commanders and their soldiers and why it was
such a pivotal battle. Color, 50 minutes. |
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The Battle for Perryville - DVD
The Invasion of Kentucky
"Civil War buffs will swoon over this terrific (program)." - Library
Journal. Through detailed maps, stunning cinematography and incredible
realism created by embedding cameramen in the ranks of thousands of Blue
and Gray reenactors on the original Kentucky battlefield, this documentary
thoroughly examines the Battle of Perryville - fought on October 8, 1862 -
that was regarded as a tactical victory for the Confederates yet resulted
in their retreat from Kentucky. Includes a walking tour of the
battlefield. Color, 1 hr. 16 min. |
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Battle of Franklin - DVD
Five
Hours in the Valley. Hear and see the roar of cannons, the whistle of
fifes with the beat of drums, and the thundering of soldiers as over 8,500
reenactors recreate this five-hour battle that led to the destruction of
the Confederate Army of Tennessee. Creative filming and behind-the scenes
footage make you feel as if you are really there! 45 minutes + over 1 hour
of special features. |
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The Civil War: A Film by Ken Burns Videos on DVD
A Film by
Ken Burns. This spellbinding documentary brings to life the most puzzling
four years of America's history. Relive the Civil War from the days before
Fort Sumter to the bittersweet Union victory and tragic assassination of
Abraham Lincoln. The most successful public television miniseries in
history returns in this digitally-enhanced, updated and expanded
collector's set. Approximately 11˝ hrs.
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Spotsylvania Courthouse - DVD
The Clash of Grant and Lee at the Crossroads. For
nearly two weeks in 1864, the titans of the Civil War - Union General
Ulysses S. Grant and Confederate General Robert E. Lee - clashed violently
at the crossroads of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Virginia. As cannons and
muskets roar, this reenactment takes you onto the battlefield and into the
trenches of that bloody campaign. Detailed maps, original photographs, and
creative film media bring this film to life. 45 minutes + over 1 hour of
bonus features. |
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Shiloh - DVD
The War is Civil No More. Witness over 13,000
reenactors simulate the troop movements of the actual soldiers at the
battle whose name ironically means "place of peace." State-of-the-art
digital video and motion picture film capture the gritty realism of one of
the largest amphibious campaigns ever waged by an American army, while
archival photos, first person accounts and narration seam the story
together in this stunningly realistic presentation. 40 minutes. |
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Gettysburg The Boys in Blue and Gray - DVD
Based on a compelling account and eyewitness testimony from soldiers on
both sides, this video achieves an immediacy and vividness not found in
most Civil War documentaries. It's a sweeping epic that includes
full-scale battles, dramatic scenes, archival material, and a stirring
original soundtrack. Approximately 75 minutes. |
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Chickamauga! - DVD
The High Tide of the West. Based on primary accounts from frontline
soldiers, and employing massive reenactment battle formations that put you
in the action, this film presents one of the deadliest engagements ever
fought on the North American continent. You'll also see animated maps and
fascinatingly creative film media - including archival-looking footage -
that provide a sense of what the battle might have looked like in a black
and white "WWI-esque" fashion. 50 min. |
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Antietam
At first light on September 16, 1862, the sound of artillery shells broke
the morning silence and signaled the beginning of the battle at Antietam -
the bloodiest day of the Civil War and in American history. Bringing this
massive battle to life, historian William Brown explains how the muskets
and field cannons worked, what the men wore, and what the battle was like
for the ordinary soldier. 56 minutes. |
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Lincoln and Lee at Antietam
The Cost of Freedom
The first Civil War battle fought on northern soil,
the epic 14-hour Battle of Antietam - fought at Sharpsburg, Maryland -
resulted in more than 22,000 casualties and remains the single bloodiest
day in American history.
Through first-person accounts and dramatic
reenactments, this program - narrated by Robert Maxwell - vividly brings
to life the events and battle that changed the course of the Civil War,
from President Abraham Lincoln's desire for a victory in order to issue
the Emancipation Proclamation and Gen. Robert E. Lee's plan of invading
the North falling into the hands of the Union Army to the bloody battle of
September 17, 1862. Widescreen, color, Dolby Digital 2.0, 1 hr. 30 min. |
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Blood and Honor
The Civil War. Go beyond the fog of war to
experience the glory and heartache of the battles that changed war
forever. Through personal letters, official reports, and diaries, you'll
come to understand not only the battles but also the political and
personal reasons why our nation took up arms. Period photography,
traditional music, and living reenactments bring the struggle to life.
Bonus features include direct screen access, a slide show and biographies.
4 hrs. 53 min. Color and B&W. |
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Warriors of Honor - DVD
Placing the war in its historical and cultural
context, this documentary guides you through the causes and major battles
of the Civil War while providing insight into the lives of two of its most
prominent generals - General Robert E. Lee and General Thomas J. Jackson.
Both were masterful generals, brilliant strategists and faithful
Christians whose legacies continue even today. 1 hr. 20 min. |
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Civil War Combat - DVD
The names are familiar, the stories have been told - or so we think. This
groundbreaking set brings four of the most famous engagements of the Civil
War to life like never before. Unflinching, uncompromising and graphic,
the images and stories presented here show Gettysburg, Antietam, Shiloh
and Cold Harbor for what they were, with all their brutality, horror,
devastation and desperation. 200 minutes. |
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Guns of the Civil War - DVD
The stories of the weapons used in the Civil War are as colorful as the
men who used them. In this most tragic time there came an evolution of
pistols, rifles and artillery that forever changed the way in which man
fought wars, and the names Colt, Winchester and Smith & Wesson forever
established themselves in the annals of weaponry. Approximately 160
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Civil War Minutes - Union - DVD.
This video presents the Civil War in 39 four- to eight-minute segments
featuring never before seen photographs, letters, artifacts and hundreds
of rare paintings and engravings. "Any student or fan of the Civil War
will enjoy this informative, entertaining look at the myriad aspects of
the common soldier's experience." - Civil War Times Illustrated. Color,
180 minutes. (Civil War Minutes: Confederate also available). DVD |
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Civil War Minutes - Confederate DVD
31 vignettes reveal
little-known facts and stories - from generals' nicknames to soldiers'
belt buckles - about Confederates in the Civil War. "There is much to hold
the interest of any student of the Civil War, North or South. Michael
Kraus and company have produced another outstanding visual teaching tool
for all students of the Civil War." - North and South Magazine. Color, 180
minutes. (Civil War Minutes: Union also available). DVD |
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Gettysburg and Stories of Valor
Civil
War Minutes III. Narrated by Keith Carradine, this 2-DVD set features a
stirring collection of heroic stories from the Civil War. Disc one
features stories from Gettysburg, including Vincent Strong's defense of
Little Round Top, the mysterious Devil's Den photographs, Winfield Scott
Hancock's wounding and Lewis Armistead's secret distress call. Disc two
focuses on stories from Andersonville prison, medical and surgical
history, and Jefferson Davis. 3 hours. |
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Three Days of Destiny-DVD
Re-enactors, visitors and the
general public have been eagerly awaiting the editing and completion of
this event video… and now it's here! Experience the spectacle with
magnificent, candid battle action accompanied by a series of "historical
vignettes" filmed on location. If you were at the 140th Gettysburg Battle
Reenactment, you'll relive the memories - and if you were not able to
attend the event, this is your chance to experience what you missed.
Either way, it is a valuable addition to your civil war video library. DVD |
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Gettysburg 1938
The Last Reunion of the Blue & Gray. This DVD contains recently discovered
newsreel and radio broadcasts that were recorded live during the 75th
Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, June 30-July 4, 1938. Almost
2,000 surviving veterans gathered for that final reunion on the famous
battlefield. Sharing memories, mixed with laughter and tears, the old
veterans prayed for "Peace Eternal in a Nation United." Also includes FREE
bonus program, Twilight of the Blue and Gray. 95 minutes. DVD |
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Stonewall Jackson - DVD
"Stonewall" Jackson is widely regarded as one of
the greatest commanders of the Civil War. This revealing video uses period
accounts and interviews with renowned Civil War historians and military
experts to examine the strategies of his pivotal engagements. You'll see
rare photos of Jackson and learn the tragic story of his death from wounds
accidentally inflicted by his own men. It's a riveting portrait of the
commander who held his ground "like a stone wall." 50 minutes. |
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Left for Dead
Based on the diary of Oscar Jackson, 63rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. This is
the story of an Ohio schoolteacher who formed his own company and was
engaged in some of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War - only to be shot
in the face and left for dead. Learn how this soldier rose through the ranks
to join Sherman in the burning of Atlanta and in the great march to the sea,
all with the bullet still lodged beneath his eye. Includes FREE BONUS: a
special 25-minute documentary on the making of Left for Dead. Color, 75
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Shot To Pieces
A profile of courage,
this is the story of Harvard student William F. Bartlett. Hit again and
again by Confederate rifle and cannon fire at Yorktown, Bartlett's left
leg is "shot to pieces," creating the need for its amputation. After
finding love during his recuperative period, he returns to service and is
captured at the Battle of the Crater, fighting starvation and disease to
survive. It's an inspiring, action-packed story of courage and devotion to
duty. Color, widescreen, 80 minutes. DVD or
VHS
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Gettysburg - DVD
Based on Michael Shaara's book The Killer Angels, this film starring Tom
Berenger, Jeff Daniels, Sam Elliott, Richard Jordan and Martin Sheen is a
classic epic of the Battle of Gettysburg. It mixes meticulously recreated
battle scenes - utilizing nearly 5,000 Civil War reenactors - with
in-depth character profiles to chronicle the three-day battle that was the
turning point of the Civil War. 245 minutes. DVD. |
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The Last Days of the Civil War - DVD
This unique collection profiles the forces, events and personalities that
not only brought the epic conflict to a close, but also shaped the nation
that emerged from the ashes of secession. DVD set includes five complete
programs: April 1865: The Month that Saved America, Civil War Journal:
Tragedy at Cold Harbor, Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, and Robert E.
Lee. Nearly six hours total playing time. |
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