| Description |
1 DVD (60 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Note |
Full screen version. |
| Distribution |
William H. Macy, narrator. |
| Résumé |
Explores from the Native point of view the complex story of the role that the Native American code talkers and the Navajo language played in secret communications during World War II. No cryptography system proved as effective during the war as did the use of Navajo code talkers using their tribal language to transmit military communiques. Countless American lives were saved because of the service of these brave young Native American Marines. |
| Public cible |
Quebec's Régie du cinéma rating: General. |
| Langue |
In English only, closed-captioned. |
| Type doc. |
DVD |
| Note locale |
Bibliothèques de Montréal recognizes that the term "Indians," used in subject headings such as "Indians of North America," is offensive to many people. Although we currently maintain these headings to adhere to descriptive standards used by libraries worldwide, we and other Canadian libraries are working to replace them with ones that are acceptable to Indigenous Peoples. |
| ISBN |
0793693896 |
| Isn |
841887008907 |
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