Chiefs the Black Hawk war

DVD 2002

While an immense statue of Black Hawk overlooks the Mississippi river today near the homeland of the Sauk and Fox nations, his descendants were forced to move from their original lands to the Indian Territory of Oklahoma. As the Sauk of today relate, the violent conflict that finally erupted around Black Hawk in the spring of 1832 spelled the end of Sauk resistance to removal and nearly decimated their people.

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Black Hawk (Sauk chief), 1767-1838

Black Hawk War, 1832

Sauk United States Biography

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1 DVD (46 min., 45 sec.) : sound, color
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video

Other Title:

Black Hawk war
Chiefs (Television program)

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Produced by Galafilm in association with History Television Network
"This series is the saga of five great First Nations Chiefs - Sitting Bull, Pontiac, Joseph Brant, Black Hawk and Poundmaker." - cover
Editor, Alfonso Peccia ; director of photography, Stefan Nitoslawski ; music, Lance Neveu ; writer/director, Brian McKenna ; producer, Richard Elson, Arnie Gelbart
Bill Merasty
Narrator, Raoul Trujillo ; participants, Donald Marland, Preston Duncan, Muriel Wheeler, Michael Pequano
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SPL: Canadiana
SPL: Licensed for public performance

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522123

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Duncan, Preston
Elson, Richard
Galafilm Inc
Gelbart, Arnie
History Channel (Television network)
Marland, Donald
McKenna, Brian, 1945-
Merasty, Billy
National Film Board of Canada
Neveu, Lance
Nitoslawski, Stefan
Peccia, Alfonso
Trujillo, Raoul
Wheeler, Muriel

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