Timewatch - S09E11: White Man's Grave, Black Man's Grave

Name: White Man's Grave, Black Man's Grave
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1990-12-12
Duration: 1 h

Dec 12, 1990DocumentarySeason 9, Episode 11

On January 23 1915, black insurgents broke into a house on the biggest plantation in British colonial Nyasaland. The rebels killed the white manager, cut off his head and carried it home. The planter's name was William Livingstone. The rebel leader was the black Baptist pastor, John Chilembwe. Two men trapped by a clash of civilizations.

Director: John Triffitt

All Episodes - Season 9

01An Edge of ConspiracyJan 17, 1990 02Napoleon's Last BattleFeb 21, 1990 03Hungary: The End of SilenceMar 21, 1990 04Accounts of a Forgotten ArmySep 05, 1990 05Helping the Police with Their EnquiriesSep 19, 1990 06The Sipan AffairOct 03, 1990 07I Don't Want to Be Remembered As a ChairOct 17, 1990 08All the King's JewsOct 31, 1990 09A War Far from HomeNov 14, 1990 10One of the Reasons WhyNov 28, 1990 11White Man's Grave, Black Man's GraveDec 12, 1990 50Episode 50Nov 06, 2026 94Episode 94Nov 06, 2026

Timewatch S09E11 Synopsis

Timewatch "White Man's Grave, Black Man's Grave" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1990-12-12, this episode is part of Season 9 of Timewatch. With a runtime of 49m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. On January 23 1915, black insurgents broke into a house on the biggest plantation in British colonial Nyasaland. The rebels killed the white manager, cut off his head and carried it home. The planter's name was William Livingstone. The rebel leader w...