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AMAZING CLASSROOM FILMS
DVD BOX-SETS
7 Separate Collections in all
40 DVDs, Over 180 Films Complete & Uncut
PLUS A BONUS DIGITAL-STREAMING DISK WITH OVER 480 TITLES
Here's a collection of some of the most outrageous, politically incorrect historical classroom films and educational material ever produced.
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NEWLY ADDED!: NAZI MURDER MILLS & OUR JAPANESE ENEMY
The Following DVD Box-Set Collections Are Included:
Reefer Madness; A History of Attitudes Toward Drug Abuse
Nazi Murder Mills
Our Japanese Enemy - "Avenge December 7th!"
Atomic Survival/Duck & Cover; "How to Survive the Impending Nuclear Holocaust"
Sex Education/A Woman's Place; Vintage Social Guidance Films
Driver's Education; Cautionary Horror Films & Vintage Classics
The Cold War/Threat of Communism
Enhance your curriculum with this cross-section of mid-20th Century Resources.
Perfect for History, Women’s Studies, Sex Education, Drivers’ Ed, Social Guidance, Communism VS Capitalism, The Cold War, Civil Defense, History of Attitudes toward Drug Use through the 1960s.
Often Amusing – Your students are sure to accidently learn a few things while laughing at their 20th Century ancestors.
These are the Authentic, Authorized Editions
Manufactured by Amazing Video Specialties
The Titles in this 40-Volume DVD Set have been digitally re-mastered from original 16mm film prints and other archival sources.
Durable full-size DVD Box-Cases are included.
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”Reefer Madness” – History of attitudes toward Drug Use from 1930s through 1960s
Volume 1
Reefer Madness (1938)
The classic cautionary tale showing how even a little bit of marijuana will soon drive you insane.
Original Title: “Tell Your Children”
Hemp for Victory (1942)
Demonstrates the use of the marijuana plant for making hemp rope to support the War effort.
The Terrible Truth (1946)
This Sid Davis production shows the personal anguish and destruction of one teen girl who fell under the influence of heroin.
Volume TWO: PIT OF DESPAIR
The Relaxed Wife (1957)
A surreal look at a guy with major anxiety issues and his loving wife who is totally tranked-up on pharmaceuticals. Hilarious.
Narcotics: Pit of Despair (1967)
One dope peddler seduces a healthy America boy into the seamy underside of the drug culture.
Distant Drummer: Flowers of Darkness (1972)
A beautiful travelogue of foreign poppy fields and the means used to bring drugs to the American market narrated by Paul Newman.
Volume THREE: KEEP OFF THE GRASS
Drug Addiction (1951)
From Encyclopedia Britannica Films, a cautionary horror story.
Subject Narcotics (1951)
No longer banned from public view, this police training film shows drug “shooting galleries” and demonstrates how marijuana leads to drug addiction.
Keep Off the Grass (1967)
Tom learns a harsh lesson after being mugged by druggies and finding that his best friend sells pot to school children.
A Day in the Death of Donny B (1968)
We follow Donny through his day as a drug addict to the inevitable conclusion.
Drugs Are Like That (1970)
Psychedelic romp, narrated by Anita Bryant, using legos as an analogy for drugs. Very weird.
Volume FOUR: COFFEEHOUSE RENDEZVOUS
Drugs in our Culture (1969)
This one indicts the alcohol industry, tobacco, pharmaceutical industry, and even coffee makers for their role in advancing drug use.
In addition, the film advocates for a treatment-based approach to the problem, rather than a punitive one.
Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb (1969)
Drug use inhibits necessary social change in our culture
Coffeehouse Rendezvous (1969)
The ultimate solution: Church-sponsored coffeehouses to give our youth a place to gather.
    
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Nazi Murder Mills
The first apprehensive evidence of the atrocities committed by the Nazis as our forces liberate several Concentration Camps. This contains the edited, censored footage released to the Press.
Nazi Concentration Camps
This rarely seen footage is the extended graphic report of holocaust atrocities at several Concentration Camps.
This gruesome footage was not immediately released to the public. Report commissioned by General Dwight Eisenhower.
Death Knell For Germany
Allied Troops roll East to Berlin
Mussolini Executed
Shown headless and upside-down after being dragged through the streets.
  
World Parley Gets Down To Business
What is to be done in the face of these shocking revelations?
Germany Gives Up
The EuropeanWar is Over
Funeral Pyres of Nazidom
Dresden and many German Cities lay in ruins
Beaten Nazis Sign Historic Surrender
Nazis sign unconditional surrender
Allies Seize German Loot & Criminals
A tour through Hitler's Eagle's Nest and the uncovering of looted treasures by our Soldiers
Nazi War Criminal Sentenced
Austrian Franz Strasser is sentenced to hanging for slaughtering defenseless paratroopers
Hitler's Home Movies
Eva Braun and Eagle's Nest on a Summer Day in 1942. Seems idyllic.
News Parade of 1945
A recap of the year's events including Holocaust footage
Nuremburg War Crimes Trials Open
19 of Hitler's top henchmen come to trial.
Nazis Face War Crimes Evidence
Nearly unbelievable graphic evidence haunts the aftermath of Nazidom
21 Nazi Chiefs Guilty
Justice is served
  
CONTENTS:
Here is Germany
A look at the history of the German people indicts the people themselves for the atrocities of the Holocaust. This film attempts to answer the question of how in the world we came to this! Graphic footage of the Holocaust victims is contrasted with beautiful footage of Germany and the idyllic German people circa 1945.
GREATER VICTORY
Two Nazi Spies encounter good ol' US values and repent of their evil ways.
THE LAST THREE
This Hal Roach production sends-up the Axis Powers in a hilarious parody.
All images on this page are taken from the actual films.
VOLUME THREE
A View of U.S. Attitudes 1940-1946
This Set of Historical Films explores the attitudes of the U.S. from peacetime to Pearl Harbor to dropping the Atom Bomb on Japan, twice. Some of this collection is produced by the War Department. Some was designed as Educational Material. Two films attempt to explain the rationale behind the interment of the U. S. Japanese population with extensive footage from the Relocation Department.
1 Children of Japan 2 Strike Up the Band 3 News Parade 1942 4 AVENGE DECEMBER 7th!
5 Japanese Relocation 6 Our Enemy, the Japanese 7 A Challenge to Democracy
VOLUME FOUR
A Just & Measured Response?
1 The World at War 1942 2 My Japan 3 Tale of Two Cities
These films should be viewed in historical context. Questions regarding the morality and or Constitutionality of America to inter its own citizens or to use Atomic Force in response to conventional warfare are seen differently in these films, all produced from 1940 to 1946, than might be commonly felt 60 years later. As an historical and educational resource, this four-volume DVD Box-Set Collection is a treasure trove of teaching material.
ADDITIONAL BONUS DISK!
All of the materials of the 4-DVD Box-Set, Nazi Murder Mills/Avenge Dec. 7th, are duplicated in digital streaming format for download to iPod, Zune, MP4 player, computer, or other handheld device. ADDITIONAL bonus files, exclusive to the bonus disk, are included:
Adolph Hitler's Top Hits
The Complete Superman Cartoon Series (1940s)
The Complete Private Snafu Collection
Old-Time-Radio Programs
27 Songs of the Nazis (MP3)
Pivotal Hitler Speech (MP4 video) circa 1932
Germany's Hitler (PDF BOOK - 259 pages): A Biography 1934
Hitler-Borman Documents: Testament of A. Hitler 1942 (47 pages PDF)
TWO Top Secret Psychological Profiles of Hitler (247 pages & 240 pages)
"I Was Hitler's Boss" Article (TXT File)
Mein Kampf by Adolph Hitler - 2 Volumes, 15 Chapters (HTM) 1926
The Secret Life of Adolph Hitler: A Retrospective History Film (MP4 - 55 mins)
Time Magazine's Man-of-the-Year 1938: Adolph Hitler - Article
The Hitler Youth Basic Handbook (PDF - 223 pages)
28 Hitler Youth Recruiting Posters, Printable (jpg)
Hitler's Children: Education for Death - WALT DISNEY CARTOON
War-Time Radio Programs
Nazi Shortwave Broadcasts to Britain (MP3)
242 News Broadcasts, a continuous record, from 1937 through 1945 (MP3)
10 Orson Wells Old-Time-Radio Programs (MP3)
Superman: The War Years Radio Episodes (21 MP3)
OVER 480 TITLES IN THIS BONUS COLLECTION!
On this data-DVD Disk you'll find over 480 Titles; films, newsreels, radio shows, books (PDF), printable pictures (jpg), and videos suitable for iPod, Zune, PSP, iPhone, and others.
Just drag 'em onto your handheld device and go! What a great gift. Or treat yourself!
ALL OTHER DVDS HERE ARE FULL HIGH-QUALTY FOR STANDARD DVD PLAYERS!
"HOW TO SURVIVE THE IMPENDING NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST"
VOLUMES 5 – 8:
DUCK & COVER – ATOMIC SURVIVAL
 
Volume FIVE: DUCK & COVER!
Tale of Two Cities (1946)
The War Department released this footage of soldiers examining the remains of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, from ground zero outwards.
Special Delivery (1946)
Coverage of the famous above-ground Nuclear Bomb tests at Bikini Atoll. Hello Sponge Bob!
Atomic Alert! (1951)
Ted & little sister Sue learn to take their outer layer of clothes off and enter a stranger’s house in case of nuclear attack.
Survival Under Atomic Attack (1951)
"Let us, without panic, face the reality of our times," says the authoritative, measured, resonant voice of Edward R. Murrow.
We see footage of smiling, happy Japanese. "The majority of people exposed to radiation recovered quickly," he explains.
"Today, they lead normal lives."
Duck & Cover (1951)
The definitive word for elementary school students on what to do in case of Nuclear attack. Shown extensively. Remembered fondly.
Volume SIX: A DAY CALLED X
Atom Bomb (1946)
Excellent collection of newsreel footage & War Department releases showing Atom Bomb testing with our soldiers in near proximity.
Medical Aspects of Nuclear Radiation (1950)
They could NOT have been this naïve in 1950. No wonder all those soldiers died of Cancer.
The House in the Middle (1954)
Atomic tests at the Nevada Proving Grounds (later the Nevada Test Site) show effects on well-kept homes, homes filled with trash and combustibles,
and homes painted with reflective white paint. Asserts that cleanliness is an essential part of civil defense preparedness and that it increased survivability.
A Day Called X (1959)
Glenn Ford narrates this film about the possible nuke-u-lar attack on Portland Oregon. Well thought out pace and narration add to the mounting tension.
Produced and aired on CBS, the film stars the 'people of Portland'. Watch for the 1958 Edsel.
Volume SEVEN: UNKNOWN WORLD
UNKNOWN WORLD
(73 Minutes 1951: B&W)
This paranoid Sci-Fi film starts right off with Atomic Destruction and discussion of the inevitable doom of mankind.
The Main Character burrows beneath the Earth’s crust to find a safe haven for humanity.
Volume EIGHT: THE DAY THE SKY EXPLODED!
THE DAY THE SKY EXPLODED!
(82 Minutes 1958: B&W)
This Apocalyptic tale follows the first manned space flight, in an Atomic Rocket, destined to destroy the balance of nature. Huge asteroids plummet toward Earth threatening all mankind. The Nations of Earth launch nuclear weapons at the asteroids amid hysterical panic and chaos. Will mankind survive?
Attitudes toward Atomic Power and its uses are thematic here. Classic example of 1958 Sci-Fi.
VINTAGE SEX EDUCATION
VOLUMES 9 – 16: SEX EDUCATION
Volume NINE: SEX MADNESS
In The Beginning (1937)
God meant sex and reproduction to be a beautiful thing. Let’s cut up a bunch of live rabbits to see the babies.
Sex Madness (1938)
From the people who brought you Reefer Madness, another cautionary tale about the dangers of sex outside of marriage!
This one is meant to warn of the danger of Syphilis. Original Title: “They Must Be Told . . .”
The Innocent Party
They only did it once! Should Don tell Betty he has syphilis?
Volume TEN: SEX EDUCATION; HOW FAR CAN WE GO BEFORE MARRIAGE?
Social-Sex Attitudes in Adolescence (1953)
Mary & Bob learn to wait for marriage.
Physical Aspects of Puberty (1953)
Johnny & Janey are in that awkward “in-between” age.
Molly Grows Up (1958)
Molly gets her first period and a lot of sexist advice.
How Much Affection (1958)
Mary tries to understand why Jeff wants more.
  
Volume ELEVEN: SEX EDUCATION; THE BASICS
Human Reproduction (1947)
Pictures, Diagrams & explanations from McGraw-Hill
Your Body During Adolescence (1955)
More diagrams and information.
As Boys Grow (1957)
Classic film for boys as “Coach” answers their questions frankly.
How to Say No (1951)
Lucy, Nora & the boys demonstrate the importance of saying no.
Toward Emotional Maturity (1954)
Sally learns to trust her head instead of her feelings when Hank wants to go parking.
 
Volume TWELVE: PERVERSION FOR PROFIT
Labor & Childbirth (1950)
From the days when pregnancy was treated as an illness
Parent to Child About Sex (1966)
A panel of experts tells the importance of teaching your kids about sex.
Perversion for Profit (1965)
You need to form a committee to clean up the literature in your neighborhoods and schools before THIS happens to you!
SOCIAL GUIDANCE FILMS
 
THIRTEEN: ARE YOU READY TO PARTY?
Dinner Party (1945)
Betty is paranoid about making any small mistake in etiquette. Early heart attack alert!
What Makes a Good Party? (1950)
Jean, Nora & Eileen want to show the guys a good time.
Social Courtesy (1951)
Why does Martha have to have a party, Bill asks.
Cindy Goes to a Party (1955)
Poor Cindy doesn’t quite fit in until she learns a few rules of social behavior
The Shy Guy (1947)
Dick York plays this guy who learns what it takes to be popular
The Benefits of Looking Ahead (1950)
Nick Baxter gets motivated to plan for his future despite being totally clueless.
FOURTEEN: HEALTHY BODY & CHARACTER
Beginning Responsibility: Taking Care of Things (1951)
Andy learns to put his things away
Preventing the Spread of Disease (1950)
Our body is like a little country invaded by an enemy army
 
Health: Your Posture (1953)
Unless she learns to stand straight this little girl will remain a social outcast!
Joan Avoids a Cold (1947)
Joan Lords it all over her sloppy brother who lets his feet get wet.
The Good Loser (1953)
Try this philosophy on your Corporate American boss sometime & see how far it gets you.
How Quiet Helps At School (1953)
Children should be seen and not heard.
Let’s Be Good Citizen’s at School (1953)
Tommy does not work & play well with others. Lois fails to think ahead.
We must all conform to expected norms for the sake of the group.
FIFTEEN: A WOMAN’S PLACE
I Want to be a Secretary (1941)
The Guidance Counselor helps June find courses that will make her a better secretary
 
Are You Ready for Marriage (1950)
Sue & Larry want to marry straight out of High School. They’ve been going out for a whole 3 months.
A marriage counselor advises that they may want to wait.
Choosing for Happiness (1950)
Mary is surprised that attractive Eve, a College Junior, hasn’t become engaged yet, as clearly this is every girl’s goal in life.
Jealousy (1954)
This little witch imagines all sorts of scenarios to blame her husband. Totally unhinged.
But what can you expect from the weaker sex?
A Word to the Wives (1955)
Two women conspire to trick one husband (Darrin McGavin) into buying a new house so his wife can have a modern kitchen.
SIXTEEN: SAY NO TO STRANGERS
The Strange Ones (ca 1966)
Nine-year-old takes candy from a stranger then follows him into his car.
Title is euphemism for Pedophiles.
Say No to Strangers
Tells kids what to do but fails to explain the danger. Why say no?
 
Name Unknown (1950s)
First in a trilogy of disturbing cautionary scenarios involving child molesters.
Boys Beware (1950s)
Second in the trilogy of disturbing cautionary scenarios involving child molesters.
The homosexual is a predator whom you must be careful to avoid.
Girls Beware (1950s)
Third in a trilogy of disturbing cautionary scenarios involving child molesters.
That Boy Joe (1944)
Joe is sentenced to Juvenile Court where a kindly, but firm, Judge straightens him out.
Gossip (1953)
Jean is the victim of malicious gossip, destroying her reputation. So of course she will have to leave school.
Big Man on Campus (ca 1965)
Snotty punk, Jerry, gets a second chance from the Vice Principal.
VINTAGE DRIVER'S ED CAUTIONARY HORROR FILMS
   
DRIVERS EDUCATION
Volume SEVENTEEN: THE PARTY’S OVER
The Party’s Over (1972)
Groovy 1970’s Party comes to a crashing halt when the couple failing to wear their seat belts does not arrive.
Young Penny Marshall puts in an appearance.
Crossroads Crash (1973)
A Bonnie & Clyde-type couple does not drive safely on their getaway.
A Snort History (1974)
Cartoons interspersed with this real-life yokel illustrate the dangers of drinking & driving.
Joy Ride (1976)
Based on actual events, these junior high kids have a high-flying time until . . .
The Last Prom (1980)
This one’ll scare you into driving right on Prom night.
Volume EIGHTEEN: THE OTHER FELLOW (1930s)
Safe Roads (1935)
A good driver is like a train engineer
Turnabout Man (1936)
He saves all his pent-up road rage to pick a fight at the opera
We Drivers (1936)
Reckless Rudolph & Sensible Sam duke it out on the highways
Formations (1936)
Driving is much like flying a bi-plane
The Other Fellow (1937)
Comedian Edgar Kennedy puts on many hats to demonstrate driving practice and etiquette
Live & Let Live (1947)
Hey! Don’t kill anybody, okay?
When You Are a Pedestrian (1948)
Stark, grisly warning, showing wreck after wreck, narrated by the dead guy killed in the 1st scene
Volume NINETEEN: PATTY LEARNS TO STOP, LOOK & LISTEN
Wheels of Progress (1927)
A silent history, with titles, of the development of motor vehicles
The Chance to Lose (1935)
Madcap drivers rush to gamble their lives on risky antics
The Safest Place (1935)
You are much safer in your car, in 1935, than in your own home!
When You Know How (1936)
Compares Army Air Corps training to your knowledge of your automobile.
Knights on the Highway (1938)
How to drive safely at night, developed by interstate truckers.
 
Patty Learns to Stop, Look & Listen (1947)
Seems kind of harsh; two broken legs, a head injury and 4 months of rehab.
But little Patty won’t be playing on that desolate country road any more!
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