Uncovering Russian Disinformation
We don't have all the answers but we do have the content that explores the many aspects of what we are currently experiencing. And it is serious.
In Shootdown - a chillingly bleak cautionary tale based on a true story - Angela Lansbury is trying to get answers and refers to the fact that, getting information or rather the truth from the then Soviets, was nearly impossible.
Lansbury plays the mother of one of the victims of Korean Airlines Flight 007, which was shot down while flying over the Soviet Union in 1983, and is desperately searching for answers regarding the tragedy.
When tensions arise and a mystery ensues, and the Russians are behind it, Lansbury's character stops at nothing to get answers.
In the vein of Russian disinformation and propaganda, we also uncovered the Dean Stockwell narrated Phenomenon: a series that examines governments, corporations, and religious groups that have secretly wielded vast power by suppressing critical data or spreading disinformation to further their own aims. Check out:
Episode 2 on the launch of Sputnik
Episode 10 on Tunguska (known as the Russian Roswell)
Episode 11 on the cover-up of Cosmonaut Vladimir Ilyushin
These documentaries explore the propaganda machine that is Russia and its propensity for mistruths spread amongst the Russian people and the world.
TheArchive's thoughts and prayers are with the millions suffering at the hands of a very dangerous time.
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