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Libertarian Movies for Students: Top Ten
Of the nearly three hundred libertarian films and documentaries identified and reviewed on this site, we picked just 10 (and then got excited and added…
Aug 16
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Rebecca de Winter
Marilyn Monroe's Unlikely Defender: Ayn Rand
When Marilyn Monroe died -- over half a century ago, on August 5th, 1962 -- of an apparent suicide, it was Ayn Rand who came to her defense, savaging…
Aug 5
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Rebecca de Winter
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Raoul Wallenberg: Happy Angel Birthday!
Raoul Wallenberg, born on August 4th, 1912 in Sweden, a hero who saved thousands of Jews in WWII, has been nearly forgotten but you can remember him…
Aug 4
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Rebecca de Winter
Pimpernel Smith (1941)
A secret protector shepherds “enemies of the state” from Nazi Germany to safety.
Aug 4
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Rebecca de Winter
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Battle Of Athens (TN) Remembered In "An American Story"
The Battle of Athens (TN) was a rebellion against corrupt local government that took place on August 1-2, 1946, in which WWII veterans fought local…
Aug 1
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Rebecca de Winter
An American Story (1992)
A small group of World War II veterans challenge their corrupt town government. Story inspired by actual events.
Aug 1
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Rebecca de Winter
July 2026
Milton Friedman: Happy Angel Birthday!
Milton Friedman...born on July 31st, 1912.
Jul 31
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Rebecca de Winter
Free to Choose (1980 & 1991)
Milton Friedman guides the viewer through eleven documentaries on the workings of the market and its relation to human liberty.
Jul 31
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Rebecca de Winter
Victim (1961)
When a young gay man in 1960s Britain commits suicide rather than face an inquiry regarding (then illegal) homosexual activity, a closeted bisexual…
Jul 28
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Rebecca de Winter
Storm in a Teacup (1937)
An old woman’s refusal to pay for a dog license sets in motion a chain of events that humbles her local government.
Jul 28
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Rebecca de Winter
Citizenfour (2014)
The story of how Edward Snowden revealed for the first time bombshell proof that the U.S. government is routinely and secretly engaged in domestic…
Jul 28
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Rebecca de Winter
We the Living (1942)
The rise to power of Soviet socialism corrupts every aspect of life in a Russian city, leaving its occupants with three choices: cynicism…
Jul 28
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Rebecca de Winter
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