This DVD collection contains classic films about the Bill of Rights and its impact on American society

Explore the history of poverty in America first-hand with this special DVD compilation of historical filmstrips featuring great movies from the Salvation Army, the United Fund and other positive social organizations. There are six films here and over 95 minutes of invaluable video history that helped bring about social change in the United States

This propoganda film explains the role of the US congressional system in maintaining stability, regulating commerce, collecting taxes and protecting American soil. The film also encourages citizens to vote and not take for granted the work of congressmen and the legislative branch of government

Are social classes pre-determined? This vintage film on DVD aims to discover this question during an era (1957) when many citizens of various races and social classes were still not extended complete civil rights

Suburbs and shopping malls and consumerism. Back in the 1950s, these concepts were fresh and new and spawned a whole generation of baby boomers with plenty of income to push forward the consumerist culture of our country. On this collectible DVD, 3 classic digitized films show this shopping suburbia phenomenon in its earliest and most vigorous form

This compilation features newsreels reporting on the controversial 1935 trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. Hauptmann was convinced and hanged for the 1932 kidnapping of famous aviator, Charles Lindberghs son, largely on circumstantial evidence. This compilation features various trial scenes including Hauptmanns own testimony

The author of the monograph "Self-organization of the World Economy" formulated the concept of development and self-organization of a social system the world economy (the global socium) and made the corresponding model. The model represents the main characteristics of the system inself and its development. The system development is regarded as the process of changes in system states. Every system state has a structural and quantitative characteristic and specific time interval during which the structure keeps its integrity

More than 2000 nuclear test explosions were conducted between 1945 and 1996, the year when the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty was concluded. The Treaty bans all nuclear explosions on earth. The film depicts the activities of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization in establishing a global verification regine to monitor compliance with the Treaty. It presents the challenging work at some of the monitoring facilities and at the International Data Centre in Vienna, where the data generated by the facilities are received, processed and analysed