16mm Film The Ultra Secret (1975) (60 Minutes Segment) Cracking WWII German Code

Description: Morley Safer's "The Ultra Secret" segment on "60 Minutes" masterfully unveils the pivotal role of intelligence in World War II, focusing on the Allies' decryption of the Enigma code. Safer blends historical depth with espionage intrigue, highlighting the eclectic group of geniuses at Bletchley Park whose efforts were crucial to the Allied victory. Through interviews with key people like Fred Winterbottom and Peter Calvacaresi, and narrative, the piece explores the complex ethical dilemmas of wartime intelligence, such as the decision to allow Coventry's bombing to keep Ultra a secret. While the technical details of code-breaking are fascinating, they may challenge some viewers. The segment concludes by linking past intelligence efforts to contemporary issues, emphasizing the ongoing importance of secrecy and moral ambiguity in espionage. This piece stands out for its journalistic rigor, ability to engage on complex topics, and Safer's storytelling prowess, making it a compelling exploration of a crucial but understudied aspect of the war. It's a testament to the enduring power of "60 Minutes" to captivate and educate on the shadowy world of intelligence. About the print: Good Condition with Faded Color, but you can still pull the color back out if your intention is to do a color-corrected film scan. No Vinegar Smell. This is the complete segment from the 60 minutes show and runs approx. 16 minutes and comes mounted on a reel. Pictures above are all from the actual film being offered taken while the print was running on a projector. Film is much sharper than pictures indicate. Some pictures might be more out of focus than others due to the camera used NOT the actual print. We don't ever use stock photos. If you have any questions at all feel free to ask and thanks for looking!

Price: 29.95 USD

Location: Baker City, Oregon

End Time: 2024-11-21T03:44:55.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8 USD