Watergate plus 30
Subtitle: shadow of history
By: produced by Sherry Jones; Marijo Dowd ; directed by Foster Wiley ; Carlton Productions; co-produced with Washington Media Associates in association with The Washington Post
Contributors: Hackel, Cliff; Lyman, Will; PBS Home Video; Carlton Television; Washington Media Associates
Publisher: PBS Home Video
Published: 2003
Place of publication: [Alexandria, Va.]
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] :
Number of pages: 120
Subjects: Watergate Affair, 1972-1974
Other titles: Watergate plus thirty; Shadow of history; Washington Post.
Description: What lessons has America learned from Watergate? Thirty years after the most infamous break-in helped pull down President Richard Nixon, all of the facts are still not in. But as this compelling documentary shows, Watergate remains a nearly unbelievable tale of ordinary men corrupted by power and their desire to retain it. Interviews with investigator Sam Dash, co-conspirator John Dean, and journalist Bob Woodward recreate the history and speculate on the effects. [PBS website].
Notes: Editors, Foster Wiley; Cliff Hackel.

Will Lyman.

DVD.