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Guns That Changed The Game

The Kremlin shared its designwith Eastern Bloc allies and other like-minded countries

The Kremlin shared its design
with Eastern Bloc allies and other like-minded countries

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The Kremlin shared its design with Eastern Bloc allies
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and other like-minded countries.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
00:07:13
Uploaded
May 26, 2025
Season
1
Episode
2
Genres
documentary
Production
Hirschman/Northern Productions

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Movie Summary

As each new century unfolded, guns increasingly shaped the way battles were fought and borders were drawn. The quest to create more innovative and lethal weapons became more and more contested. These are the Guns the Changed the G...
S01 • E01 We are told history is written by the victor, and the counterpart - Guns That Changed The Game 00:12
We are told history is written by the victor, and the counte...
S01 • E02 Communist governments stockpiled millions of AK47s - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
Communist governments stockpiled millions of AK47s
S01 • E03 They distinguished themselves in the Battle of the Marne in 1914 - Guns That Changed The Game 00:08
They distinguished themselves in the Battle of the Marne in ...
S01 • E02 Corruption and poor security meant that many of these guns - Guns That Changed The Game 00:10
Corruption and poor security meant that many of these guns
S01 • E01 But make no mistake about it, the Pistole Parabellum or Luger - Guns That Changed The Game 00:10
But make no mistake about it, the Pistole Parabellum or Luge...
S01 • E03 In Verdun alone, 1000 French 75s were in constant action for a period - Guns That Changed The Game 00:10
In Verdun alone, 1000 French 75s were in constant action for...
S01 • E01 The Pistole Parabellum was designed by Georg Luger. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:05
The Pistole Parabellum was designed by Georg Luger.
S01 • E03 The British and US Armies also used the French 75 in World War 1 - Guns That Changed The Game 00:12
The British and US Armies also used the French 75 in World W...
S01 • E02 Today, Kalashnakov's gun is everywhere. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:04
Today, Kalashnakov's gun is everywhere.
S01 • E02 It has changed modern warfare by providing groups of semi-skilled - Guns That Changed The Game 00:10
It has changed modern warfare by providing groups of semi-sk...
S01 • E03 In 1941, some French 75s were removed from their carriages - Guns That Changed The Game 00:11
In 1941, some French 75s were removed from their carriages
S01 • E02 Its simplicity means it can be picked - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
Its simplicity means it can be picked
S01 • E01 It was first manufactured in 1898 and was initially used - Guns That Changed The Game 00:13
It was first manufactured in 1898 and was initially used
S01 • E02 For conflicts like the Soviet-Afghan War, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:12
For conflicts like the Soviet-Afghan War,
S01 • E03 Although they were superseded by a number of other guns, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:08
Although they were superseded by a number of other guns,
S01 • E01 Luger also designed the 9 x 19mm Parabellum round, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:09
Luger also designed the 9 x 19mm Parabellum round,
S01 • E02 For this reason, the AK47 has been used in uprisings, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:08
For this reason, the AK47 has been used in uprisings,
S01 • E03 The French 75 was one of the first big guns to use smokeless gunpowder. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:06
The French 75 was one of the first big guns to use smokeless...
S01 • E01 Ominously, the word Parabellum loosely translates to, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:19
Ominously, the word Parabellum loosely translates to,
S01 • E03 It was developed in Paris in 1884 by a chemist - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
It was developed in Paris in 1884 by a chemist