100 years 100 pictures
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We have sifted through 7 million meters of film from 440 world archives and looked through
6000 articles from the newspapers in 36 countries - 60 editors, cameramen and research assis-
tants worked on the series for three years
There are about 600 witnesses to different events including:
the last witness of the Titanic tragedy, Lenin's grandniece, Al Capone's grandnephew, the sons
of Mussolini and Chaplin, a nurse from Pearl Harbor, Hitler's secretary, survivors of Auschwitz,
the navigator of Nagasaki, the heroes of Mount Everest, an Apollo 11 astronaut, Edward Teller,
Shimon Peres, Helmut Kohl, the Pope and Ali Agce, Lech Walesa, Otto Habsburg, George Bush
and Mikhail Gorbachev.
Running time 100 10 minutes
Production cost : 5,5 mill. Euro
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On Monday, January 1st, the 20th
century begins. Cancan rhythms
dominate the avant garde capital,
Paris. There are terrible beli efs allover the world...
1900
Welcome to the 20th century
With the death of Queen Victo-
ria, the 19th century passes away
for good. The mourning puts in
touch II. Wilhelm with the wholeroyal family the last...
1901
The End of an Era
Humanity"s first powered flight
takes place on December 17th,
1903 as the American Orville
Wright takes to the skies in hisself-made engine-powered a...
1903
Wright Brothers
The San Francisco earthquake of
1906 was a major earthquake
which occurred in San Francisco,
California early on the morningof Wednesday, April 18, ...
1906
The Ruins
Rasputin was a Russian mystic
with an influence in the latter
days of the Romanov dynasty in
Russia. He was believed to havebeen a psychic and faith...
1907
Rasputin
The campaign for women"s
suffrage was intensified by the
founding of the Women"s Social
and Political Union. The WSPU -
associated particularly with...
1909
Suffragette Demonstrations
The Geographic South Pole is
the point where the earths axis of
rotation intersects the surface.
This is the point usually meant
when an unspecified...
1911
The South Pole
The Titanic was the largest
passenger steamship in the world
at the time of her launching, and
her builders hoped that she
would dominate the transatl...
1912
Titanic
Wilhelm II of Prussia and
Germany, Friedrich Wilhelm
Viktor Albert von Hohenzollern
was the last German Emperor
(Kaiser) and the last...
1913
The German Kaiser
On June 28th, 1914, Franz Ferdi-
nand, Archduke of Austria and
heir to the Austro-Hungarian
throne, with his wife Countess
Sophie, was assassinated in...
1914
Sarajevo
We show in chronological order what, how and why different events took place in the
20th century, 100 years, 100 events, 100 movies.
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The Battle of Verdun was a
major action in World War I. The
battle was fought between Febru-
ary 21 and December 19, 1916,
and resulted in nearly one...
1916
Verdun
The Russian Revolution of 1917
was a political movement in
Russia that climaxed in 1917 with
the overthrow of the provisional
government that had...
1917
The Russian October Revolution
On November 9th, 1918, a man
leans out of a window in the
Reichstag and proclaims the
Republic. Philipp Scheidemann
was a German Social...
1918
Revolution
The 1919 Treaty of Versailles is
the peace treaty created as a
result of the twelve-month-long
Paris Peace Conference in 1919
which put an official...
1919
Versailles
At midnight on the night of
January 16th, 1920, one of the
personal habits and customs of
most Americans suddenly came
to a halt. Prohibition was mean...
1920
Prohibition
On October 24th, 1922, Benito
Mussolini, leader of the Fascist
party in Italy, announced at a
conference in Naples his intent
to seize power by marchi...
1922
Mussolini
On November 26th, 1922,
archaeologists Howard Carter
and Lord Carnarvon discovered
the tomb of the boy Pharaoh
Tutankhamen in the Valley...
1922
Tutankhamen
The attempted Beer Hall Putsch
(military coup) occurred between
the evening of Thursday,
November 8, 1923 and early
afternoon Friday...
1923
Putsch of Hitler
January 21, 1924 - Vladimir
Lenin dies and Joseph Stalin
begins to purge his rivals to clear
way for his leadership. Stalin had
become the General Sec...
1924
Stalin / Lenin
The Gold Rush is a 1925 silent
film comedy written, directed,
and starring Charlie Chaplin in
his Little Tramp role. He goes to
the Klondike in order...
1925
Charlie Chaplin
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Josephine endured a breach-of-
contract lawsuit about her
abandoning Le Revue Ngre for
a star billing at the Folies-Bergre
in 1926...
1926
Josephine Baker
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr.
was a pioneering United States
aviator famous for piloting the
first solo non-stop flight across
the Atlantic Ocean in...
1927
Lindbergh
Sir Alexander Fleming (August 6,
1881 March 11, 1955) discov-
ered the antibiotic substance
lysozyme and isolated the antibi-
otic substance penic...
1928
Penicillin
Black Friday or the Wall Street
Crash refers to October 29, 1929,
the day when the New York
Stock Exchange crashed; this
event eventually led to the...
1929
Black Friday
On March 12th, 1930 Mahatma
Gandhi sets off with 78 follow-
ers on a 200-mile protest march
towards the sea to protest the
British monopoly on salt...
1930
Gandhi
Perhaps the greatest catalyst for
the collapse of the Republic lies
in the Wall Street Crash, or more
correctly its aftermath. The
grounds for the...
1932
Weimar
On January 30, 1933, Adolf
Hitler was officially sworn in as
Chancellor in the Reichstag
chamber with thousands of Nazi
supporters looking on and...
1933
Seizure of power
The Long March was a massive
military retreat undertaken by the
Chinese Communist Army to
evade the pursuit of the
Kuomintang army...
1934
Mao
While Germany dominated the
games, the many triumphs by
citizens of other nations was
seen as a rebuke to racist Nazi
philosophies. In particular, the...
1936
Jesse Owens
The Spanish Civil War (1936 -
1939) was the result of complex
political differences between the
Republicans and the Nationalists.
The Republicans were...
1936
The Spanish Civil War
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Everest is the highest mountain
on Earth (as measured from sea
level). The summit ridge of the
mountain marks the border
between Nepal and Tibet. In...
1953
Mount Everest
The Uprising in 1953 in East
Germany took place in June and
July of 1953. A strike by Berlin
construction workers on the 16th
turned into a widespread...
1953
Upheaval in East Germany
Bikini Atoll (also known as
Pikinni Atoll) is an uninhabited 6
sqm atoll in one of the Microne-
sian Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
It is a member of the...
1954
Bikini
Marilyn Monroe (June 1st, 1926
August 5th, 1962) was a 20th
century American actress. Her
sizzling screen presence and
premature death would...
1954
Marilyn Monroe
Konrad Adenauer was a German
statesman. Adenauer, a politician
in the Catholic Centre Party, was
Mayor of Cologne from 1917 to
1933, and as such...
1955
Konrad Adenauer
The 1956 Hungarian Revolution,
also known as the Hungarian
Uprising, was a revolt in
Hungary. The revolt was brutally
suppressed by the Soviet Union...
1956
The riot in Hungary
Elvis Aaron Presley (January 8th,
1935 August 16th, 1977), also
known as The King of Rock and
Roll, or as just simply The King,
was an America...
1958
Elvis Presley
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz (born
August 13, 1926) has led Cuba
since 1959, when, leading the 26th
of July Movement, he helped
overthrow the dictatorsh...
1959
Fidel Castro
Adolf Eichmann (March 19,
1906 June 1, 1962) was a high-
ranking official in Nazi Germany,
and served as an Obersturmban-
nfhrer in the S.S. He ...
1960
Adolf Eichmann
The Berlin Wall was a long barrier
separating West Berlin from East
Berlin and the surrounding
territory of East Germany. Its
intent was to restrict a...
1961
The building of the wall
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Willy Brandt (December 18th,
1913 October 8th, 1992) was a
left German politician and Chan-
cellor of Germany from 1969 to
1974. The social demo...
1970
Willy Brandt
The Munich Massacre occurred
at the 1972 Summer Olympics in
Munich, Germany, when
members of the Israeli Olympic
team were taken hostage by...
1972
Attacks during the Olympic Games
On June 8th, 1972, South
Vietnamese planes dropped a
napalm bomb on the village of
Trang Bang, Vietnam, suspected
by US Army forces of...
1972
Kim Phuc
Around 1973, German security
organizations received informa-
tion that one of Brandts personal
assistants, Gnter Guillaume, was
a spy of the GDR...
1974
Guillaume-Affair
The Watergate scandal (or just
"Watergate") was an American
political scandal and constitu-
tional crisis of the 1970s, which
eventually led to the resi...
1974
Watergate
By April, the weakened South
Vietnamese Army had collapsed
on all fronts. The powerful NVA
offensive forced South Vietnam-
ese troops on a bloody retrea...
1975
Vietnam
Soweto is an urban area in Johan-
nesburg, in Gauteng province
South Africa . In 1950 during the
apartheid regime, Soweto was
constructed to be self-suf...
1976
Soweto
Hanns Martin Schleyer was a
german manager and employer
representative. Schleyer was
abducted on September 5, 1977
by the Red Army Faction...
1977
The hitchhike
Adolf Eichmann (March 19,
1906 June 1, 1962) was a high-
ranking official in Nazi Germany,
and served as an Obersturmban-
nfhrer in the S.S. He ...
1978
Test tube baby
The Iranian Revolution was the
1979 revolution that transformed
Iran from an autocratic pro-west
monarchy under Shah Moham-
mad Reza Pahlavi to an Islam...
1979
Ayatollah
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Gdansk was the scene of
anti-government demonstrations
which led to the downfall of
Poland"s communist leader
Wladyslaw Gomulka in...
1980
Solidarnosc
His Holiness Pope John Paul II,
officially in Latin Ioannes Paulus
PP. II, born Karol Jzef Wojtya
(May 18, 1920 April 2, 2005),
was Pope of ...
1981
Attempt on the Pope
The Falklands War or the Malvi-
nas War was an armed conflict
between Argentina and the
United Kingdom over the
Falkland Islands , also known...
1982
Falkland war
In 1983, the German news maga-
zine Stern published extracts
from what purported to be the
diaries of Adolf Hitler, known as
the Hitler Diaries. The mag...
1983
Diary of Hitler
AIDS (Acquired Immunodefi-
ciency Syndrome or Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndrome,
sometimes written Aids) is a
human disease character...
1985
AIDS
STS-51-L was the 25th launch of
a Space Shuttle and the tenth
launch of the Challenger. The
vehicle exploded 73 seconds after
launch on January 28t...
1986
Challenger
The Chernobyl accident
occurred on April 26th, 1986, at
the Chernobyl nuclear power
plant in Ukraine (then part of the
Soviet Union). It is regarde...
1986
Chernobyl
CDU-politician, Uwe Barschel,
was, according to ex-Mossad
agent Victor Ostrovsky, murdered
in 1987 by a Mossad hit team in a
Swiss Hotel. According to...
1987
Uwe Barschel
A bank robbery in Gladbeck on
16 August. The gangsters,
Degowski, Rsner and a
girlfriend, take two women
hostage. The men are known...
1988
Gladbeck
On August 23, 1989, Hungary
removed its border restrictions
with Austria, and in September
more than 13,000 East Germans
escaped through Hungary ....
1989 The coming down of theBerliner wall
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