How authentic/faithful is a BBC Documentary on the Romanian Revolution? Part 1

Good Evening everyone! Here is the first part to a two part series on the BBC documentary, Days that shook the world and its episode on the Romanian Revolution. The book mentioned is:
Siani-Davies, P. (2007). The Romanian Revolution of December 1989. Cornell University Press.
Page 51 for the quote on the disturbance.
Page 134 for the story about the South Korean journalist.
If there are any major errors made, please make a comment or message me. I am not perfect and will make mistakes, so I'm always looking to improve.

[@FL_Bricks]

Another great video Mr. Bateman

[@rodrigoantolinez7068]

I don’t know how the hell I ended up here, but at least now I have what seems to be a pretty credible source on Rumanian history 😂😂

[@Hongaars1969]

There was very clearly live original footage 22-25/12/1989 so I agree. Why add the Timisoara nonsense. Thank you for highlighting this and other discrepancies. For me, unacceptable even more so considering it’s from the BBC.

[@cynicalahole7131]

Random algotihm got me a nice video today. Nice one man, i agree with you that it flabbergasting how they add audio and manipulate when they call it a documentary. Dont't get me wrong, im all for clear pictures colour pictures of vides from one hundred years ago. But editing documentarys to play at people's heartsstrings are wrong. I think it started with the french ww1 doc apocalypse.

[@tahbit]

Give me more.

[@RipVanDingle.]

Yo G, u got a Discord server?

[@LD-wm7jm]

BUT WHERE ARE GYPSY?

[@williamwilliam5066]

Is the narrator Romanian?

[@SoldatAndrei]

No, I'm not sorry

[@Floppa_eslavo]

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