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Alpha13
05-01-2006, 12:17 PM
I know there are couple of Chechnya documentaries which were very interesting and were showed on NTV. One of them is: Po tu storonu voiny and I have a DVD for it.
The other one, an older documentary that I think was made in 99 or 2000 was also made by NTV (I think) and is a 4 part series that mostly talks about Chechnya war of 19th century but draws direct comparisons with todays events. That was an extremely interesting documentary, but I don't know the title of it and I don't know whether its possible to download or buy it.
Do my fellow Russians know the documentary I'm talking about and where I can download or buy it by any chance?
gregb
05-01-2006, 01:59 PM
Where's the damm Chechnya documentary ???? grrrrrrrrrrrrr
Cpt. Spaulding
05-01-2006, 04:15 PM
Iīve one recorded from my tv set, its called "Samanovīs Column" or something like that, good combat stuff, but its videotaped
Baltic
05-01-2006, 04:28 PM
The movie you are talking about probably is the first movie from the documentarie "Lubianka, disk1 - Simple terrorism".

More info in russian.
http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/2207512/

I have seen 2 of 4 their movies and must say behind traditional antiwestern propaganda, and blamming Soros, CIA and everything around it is quite interesting to watch.

PM me if you need emule links.
Alpha13
05-02-2006, 07:08 PM
The movie you are talking about probably is the first movie from the documentarie "Lubianka, disk1 - Simple terrorism".

More info in russian.
http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/2207512/

I have seen 2 of 4 their movies and must say behind traditional antiwestern propaganda, and blamming Soros, CIA and everything around it is quite interesting to watch.

PM me if you need emule links.

Hmmm, sadly thats not the video, no (the Lubianka videos are interesting though, true, new Russian Govt. perspective on history). The one I watched on NTV (almost 99% sure that they are the ones that made this) would actually be more a realistic and historic perspective on Chechen conflict. Most of the time they talk about the 19th century Russo-Chechen conflict, but make some small and obvious parallels to current conflict. Extremely interesting, and I can't find it anywhere.