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It ‘s for next weekend, looking for im Free TV? From 3:25 p.m. you can expect the most interesting documentaries on TV. Make yourself comfortable and enjoy. These are the documentaries you should see of the day that you will not want to miss.

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Documentary series: “Hasenalarm – The World of Long Ears” (3:25 pm at ARD)

Hares are native to every continent except Antarctica. Sporty Florida cottontails, swimming rabbits or antelope rabbits: rabbits and hares are always on the ball! This film depicts the almighty being at home in the icy forests of Canada as well as in Germany. But how do you really tell the difference between a hare and a rabbit? Even if there are visual features such as body shape or ear length, whether they are solitary or in groups, they all belong to the rabbit family.

This documentary series ARD lasts 45 minutes.

Report series: “planet e .: The Secret of the Forgotten Ruins” (3:45 pm on ZDF)

Barren, abandoned halls, ancient ruins. Nature uses every small gap between stones and concrete – as long as people allow it. It is a duel of strong opponents. Nowhere are there as enchanted places as in Italy. That’s why the country is Krefeld’s favorite spot for photographer Sven Fennema. Lush church ruins, mystical villas or the former “Isotta Fraschini” luxury car factory in Saronno. Ferns, shrubs and trees several meters high have passed through the ground and have occupied the old rooms.

This series of reports ZDF lasts 30 minutes.

Documentary series: “The Legacy of the Cistercians” (3:55 pm at Arte)

In 1098, monks settled in an inhospitable swamp in Burgundy to be close to God. Starting with this Nunnery of the Citeaux, a Christian order with a strict set of rules was active throughout Europe and spread like a network: the Cistercians. With the “ora et labora” (“pray and work”) requirement, their lives were much more rigidly regulated than those of the increasingly critical Benedictine monks. Young people from the best families entered the Cistercian monasteries devoting their lives to the service of God.

This documentary series Art lasts 55 minutes.

Documentation: “Of Kaisersemmerln, Salzstangerln and Mohnflesserln” (7:15 pm at 3sat)

Anita Lackenberger’s film takes you into the world of traditional Austrian pastries. Satisfying, crunchy delicacies are shaped and knitted with exceptional skill. There is still great skill in the Austrian bakery trade. Even if the handmade rolls disappear in many places, they are still made elsewhere by traditional bakers or reinterpreted as “youth weapons”. Issues such as sustainability and local ingredients from organic farming are becoming increasingly important to bakers.

This documentation for 3σαβ lasts 45 minutes.

Documentation: “Of Kaisersemmerln, Salzstangerln and Mohnflesserln” (7:15 pm at 3sat)

Anita Lackenberger’s film takes you into the world of traditional Austrian pastries. Satisfying, crunchy delicacies are shaped and knitted with exceptional skill. There is still great skill in the Austrian bakery trade. Even if the handmade rolls disappear in many places, they are still made elsewhere by traditional bakers or reinterpreted as “youth weapons”. Issues such as sustainability and local ingredients from organic farming are becoming increasingly important to bakers.

This 3sat documentary lasts 45 minutes.

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