Timewatch: Savagery and The American Indian:Wilderness (Pt. 1 of

Timewatch: Savagery and The American Indian:Wilderness (Pt. 1 of 2) 1991 BBC Narrated by Andrew Sachs In 1890 hundreds of unarmed men, women and children were massacred at Wounded Knee. The event was the culmination of the Indian Wars in which European settlers in North America had sought to wipe out the native population, but it was by no means the end of the European persecution of the indigenous peoples, as this two part documentary reveals. Part One: Looks at the history of the native American Indians, and particularly the effects of white colonisation of the continent, and the near extinction of their peoples and culture. The first part considers the lifestyles and philosophy of the Indians and their first encounters with white settlers, which led to their falling prey to both disease and violence. The newcomers' attitude towards the Indians, and the catalogue of deceit, broken treaties and massacres are also explored. 349 MB 00:48:31 Thanks to the original capper and uploader. Please seed. Shunster Part 2 will follow.) (Part Two: Looks at the continued clashes between European and Native American cultures in the hundred years after the massacre at Wounded Knee, and the disastrous attempts of the American government to assimilate the Indians. Indians describe what life was like on the reservations and of attempts to obliterate their language, culture and traditional ways)

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wankan (2008-05-09)

Thank you for upping this .
It is appreciated .

 FaeGiN (2008-05-17)

This is well overdue..a series to show just how fucked up us white men were back then. It is sad to admit but I know very little about this and you know why...we were not taught about it in UK schools!
It's criminal!!
thanks for the seeding mate.

davinci3835 (2008-07-13)

It is messed up. And WE were taught about this here in the states, from elementary, middle and high school. We were taught that the Indians were the savages...ya, right. I guess it wasn't savage to kill innocent women, children, and babies. Yet the Indians, protecting their homes, families, food, and land, were savages. Maybe, because they had darker skin, long hair, and wore face paint was the reason...Gee that could be many college and pro football players, maybe they are savages also. Now I'm just being sarcastic.
Many events back then were a tragedy, a travesty of human rights and what our forefathers had written about all man. Such actions were a contradiction of American liberty and belief.

dubblue (2010-09-06)

thank you, shunster07.

Glyndower (2013-08-16)

Hey guys please keep seeding i will keep seeding as soon as it is downloaded