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Die amerikanische Revolution: Geburtsstunde der USA

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By Sarah Botstein, Peter Coyote, Josh Brolin
| TV Movie
Die nordamerikanischen Kolonisten widersetzen sich den Bestrebungen der britischen Krone und des Parlaments, ihre Kontrolle in Nordamerika auszuweiten. Die schwelenden Spannungen um Land, Steuern und Souveränität eskalieren zu gewaltsamen Konflikten. Nach der Boston Tea Party 1773 verhängt die britische Regierung das Kriegsrecht über Massachusetts. Die Schlachten von Lexington und Concord 1775 markieren den Beginn des Amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitskrieges, der acht Jahre dauern wird.
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A ★★★★★ review of The American Revolution (2025)

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By Nick Field, Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, David Schmidt
| Letterboxd
The American Revolution ★★★★★ Liked The Ken Burns documentary style still works. A very effecting doc, that shines particular light on the brutal ways Patriots violated the rights of Loyalists even before the war began. A nation of contradictions from its embryonic stage. The Revolution is not over.... Reviewed by Maggie Lovitt ★★★★★
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Gangs of New York: America’s revolution was fought across the city - intimately and ferociously

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By Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, David Schmidt
| Yahoo Verified
“The United States came out of violence,” the historian Maya Jasanoff reminds us in our series “The American Revolution” (premiering tonight on PBS). And in 1776, the awful violence of war was centered in and around New York City. Between late August and mid-November, five significant battles were fought within New York City’s present-day borders — Long Island (Brooklyn), Kips Bay, Harlem Heights, Pell’s Point and Fort Washington.
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