HISTORY: Documenting 9/11
History commemorates September 11, 2001 with several original programs that capture the experiences of those who lived through 9/11. As part of the 10th Anniversary of September 11, History will feature a block of documentary programming including:
9/11: The Days After (new! - premieres on 9/9/2011)
Making the 9/11 Memorial (new! - premieres on 9/11/2001)
102 Minutes That Changed America
The Day the Towers Fell
9/11: State of Emergency
Relics from the Rubble
Note: Many of these programs have sounds and images of 9/11 that are graphic in nature and difficult to watch. They are not recommended for students below high school age: adults should watch all programs before showing them to their students or children. check-out History's list of possible school and classroom activities as we commemorate the 10th Anniversary of September 11, 2001.
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Remembering 9/11
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9/11 As It Happened
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Giuliani's 9/11
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