Geronimo and the Apache Resistance

Name: Geronimo and the Apache Resistance
Director: Neil Goodwin
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1988-12-08

19880m

★ 0.0

Documentary

Legendary Apache warrior Geronimo was loved by his people for his fierce courage while pioneers feared him as a cold-blooded murderer. This program searches for the truth behind the myth through the use of memoirs, letters, photographs and interviews with the descendants of those who fought alongside Geronimo. Learn the mysteries of the Apache tribe that helped them stand up to any outside threats and escape danger.

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