The Commanding Heights (English Wikipedia)

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Siegel, Fred. "The Harder They Fall". Democratic Leadership Council. Archived from the original on February 24, 2012. Lenin coined the phrase "the commanding heights" in 1922 when he temporarily relaxed government controls over Soviet agriculture even as he maintained a tight grip on big industry.

The Commanding Heights: Episode One: The Battle of Ideas (Television Production). PBS. 2002. Event occurs at 15:47 from the beginning of the episode (4:51 from the beginning of the chapter). OCLC 50427119. His critics, he said, were fools, were stupid, because the state, the government, the Bolsheviks would control the overall economy: steel, railroads, coal, the heavy industries -- what he called the "commanding heights" of the economy.. Transcript for Episode One: The Battle of Ideas.Video for Chapter 3: Communism on the Heights [6:16] (Quicktime 5 format).
Each of the chapters, ranging from about 1 to 9 minutes, is available in the Quicktime 5 format (extension .mov) and so it is necessary to have a player that supports that format. One can download them manually and then use a playlist to watch an entire episode without needing to switch for each chapter, or alternatively write a small script to automate the downloads. Episode 1 has 19 chapters, Episode 2 has 21 chapters, and Episode 3 has 23 chapters. The general URL is https://www-tc.pbs.org/media/commandingheights/ch_pPP_CC_qt_300.mov where PP is the episode number (01, 02, or 03) and CC (01-23) is the chapter number. It may not be necessary to have a playlist at all if the player automatically moves on to the next file in the directory in lexicographic order.

The Commanding Heights: Episode One: The Battle of Ideas (Television Production). PBS. 2002. Event occurs at 15:47 from the beginning of the episode (4:51 from the beginning of the chapter). OCLC 50427119. His critics, he said, were fools, were stupid, because the state, the government, the Bolsheviks would control the overall economy: steel, railroads, coal, the heavy industries -- what he called the "commanding heights" of the economy.. Transcript for Episode One: The Battle of Ideas.Video for Chapter 3: Communism on the Heights [6:16] (Quicktime 5 format).

Siegel, Fred. "The Harder They Fall". Democratic Leadership Council. Archived from the original on February 24, 2012. Lenin coined the phrase "the commanding heights" in 1922 when he temporarily relaxed government controls over Soviet agriculture even as he maintained a tight grip on big industry.

The Commanding Heights: Episode One: The Battle of Ideas (Television Production). PBS. 2002. Event occurs at 15:47 from the beginning of the episode (4:51 from the beginning of the chapter). OCLC 50427119. His critics, he said, were fools, were stupid, because the state, the government, the Bolsheviks would control the overall economy: steel, railroads, coal, the heavy industries -- what he called the "commanding heights" of the economy.. Transcript for Episode One: The Battle of Ideas.Video for Chapter 3: Communism on the Heights [6:16] (Quicktime 5 format).