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First Olympics: Blood, Honor, and Glory

First Olympics: Blood, Honor, and Glory
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Key Information
Genre: Sports/Recreation
Subgenre: Ancient World · Olympics · Sports
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Available Formats: DVD
UPC: 733961711615
Release Date: 2004
Running Time: 2hr 17min
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Original Language: English
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: Format: DVD, 2hr 17min
Release Company: New Video Group, Inc. (June 29, 2004)
UPC: 733961711615
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Details: In contrast to the elegant, peaceful ceremonies of today, the first Olympic games held in ancient Greece were often brutal competitions marked by blood and violence. The History Channel's 3-part documentary THE FIRST OLYMPICS: BLOOD, HONOR, AND GLORY chronicles the history of the ancient sporting events, from boxing to wrestling and a particularly savage form of unrestrained fighting known as Pankration. Includes the programs THE FIRST OLYMPICS, BLOOD AND HONOR AT THE FIRST OLYMPICS, and THE GREEK GODS.
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