The Dust Bowl (DVD)

Two-part PBS documentary, directed by Ken Burns, that explores the 1930s drought which devastated American prairie farms and led to a great deal of suffering and hardship. The drought, which was accompanied and exacerbated by severe dust storms, was a result of ill-considered farming policy and nearly led to ecological disaster. 400,000 square kilometres of land, chiefly in Texas and Oklahoma, was affected and many were displaced or forced to endure the poor living conditions caused by the storms.

General

Studio:	Pbs
Release date:	February 2014
Directors:	Ken Burns
Dimensions:	192 x 137 x 15mm (L x W x T)
Format:
Disks:	2
Running time:	4 hours
Region encoding:	Multizone. Plays in all DVD players.
Languages:	English
Categories:	DVD > Documentary > Special Interest DVD > History
LSN:	XCR-40T-8PE-3
Barcode:	5060291510201

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• Interactive Menus
• Bonus Footage
• Behind The Scenes
• Other Documentary: 'After the Dust Bowl', 'Uncovering the Dust Bowl', 'The Dust Bowl - Eyewitnesses' and 'The Dust Bowl - Legacy'

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