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#video#USSR For 872 days, Leningrad was cut off from the outside world. Nazi forces encircled the city, launching the deadliest and longest blockade in history. Within the first few weeks, food supplies were depleted, leading to extreme famine. Glue, cellulose, shoe soles - anything consumable was used as food. About 1.1 million people died during the siege, most of them starved to death. Lidia Sudina and Dmitry Buchkin witnessed air raids, bombardment, and starvation as children. Hear their recollection of the ordeal in our documentary, Leningrad Siege Reflections. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

“Do me a favour, go and look at the dead. My husband went to the shop, and he’s missing.” Our documentary filmmaker Vyacheslav Guz was filming the aftermath of a bus explosion in Donetsk when an elderly woman approached him. Unfortunately, investigators would not allow her to see the corpses. Here’s what Vyacheslav told us: “She said to me: ‘Son, can you go through there?’ - I can, I said. – ‘Do me a favour, go and look at the dead. My husband went to the shop, and he’s not still returned. I’m afraid he’s among the dead. I’ll call him now. And you listen, if there will be a phone call.’I went to the bodies. One of them had a phone ringing in his trousers...” This very bus after the explosion is in the photo. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video Half of our lives are spent online sending email and reading electronic media. No wonder social networks are gaining more and more power over people and becoming significant decision-makers. Some might say they even outrank governments. In a digital world, being banned from a social network means social isolation and can cause serious reputational, if not health damage. At the same time, Section 230 leaves the social networks invincible, as they are not held accountable for things posted. Yet, the three internet giants, YouTube, Google and Facebook, make their own choices about what news people see. Are they ready to open up about their censorship algorithms and consider wisely using the power section 230 gives them? Subscribe on our channel odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4 All our films are available there! Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

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⚡️⚡️⚡️ YouTube has cut all RT channels, including RT Documentary. All our videos are available on the RTDocumentary.online website and Odysee https://odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4. We’ll also keep posting our documentaries on Telegram. Keep in touch and subscribe at https://t.me/rtdocumentary.

#documentary#fascism You voted - we did it! Here’s the first full documentary we uploaded on Telegram. Fascism: A History explores the nature of the ideology and how it’s been tainting societies long after Hitler. It’s also relevant to the current events unfolding in Ukraine. The documentary reveals how NATO, created after WWII, carried on with colonial politics and expanded to the east under the auspices of bringing democracy. Share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel on Odysee. All of our films are available on https://odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4 and RTD.RT.com Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

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#video#USA The debate over gun control in the United States is sparked time and again after each mass shooting, but in the end, a solution is never reached. For some, guns will always be a threat no matter what they are used for, while others are convinced the only way to teach gun safety is being around a gun. However, government attempts to restrict gun possession are viewed as clamping down on fundamental rights. How can the government control a feature of American life that has historically kept that very government in check? And what lessons can be learned to prevent future tragedies from happening? Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#USA Cian Westmoreland is a former drone communications technician in the US military. After serving in Kandahar, Afghanistan, he experienced a psychological breakdown. Cian left the air force to advocate against combat drones in conflicts. Find out more about modern warfare and its victims in our documentary, Game of Drones. It’s available on YouTube, RTD.RT.com and Odysee https://odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4 Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#photo#USA A surprisingly warm welcome and no aggression whatsoever.’ Our documentary, Eden for the Homeless, was shown in a movie theatre in Springfield, Missouri. Some 80 people came to watch the documentary about a local community for the long-term homeless. Called Eden Village, it provides permanent housing for homeless people with disabilities and gives them a chance to start anew. After the screening, RT Documentary’s director talked to the audience. It was ‘a surprisingly warm welcome and no aggression whatsoever,’ he says. ‘There were a few moments when emotions were overflowing, and tears came to eyes. A huge thank you to those who organised the event and everyone who showed up.’ After the documentary premiered on our YouTube channel, Eden Village received numerous letters from people from around the world asking how they could help their community. Our YouTube channel is blocked, but all old and new films are available on Odysee odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4 Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video Hollywood was making films supporting the US government’s move to send hundreds of thousands of American Japanese to internment camps. Watch the clip to see how the movies were used to justify the forced race relocation in 1942. If you can’t see us on YouTube subscribe on our channel https://odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4 All our films are available there! Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary