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Christine Granville, born Christina Scarbeck, served as a British spy for five years during World War II, risking her life to gather vital intelligence.
A 1985 interview reveals Margaret Thatcher's candid thoughts on being the first female Prime Minister and the challenges of public life.
Brendan Bracken, Winston Churchill's closest advisor for over 30 years, raises questions about his lineage and the truth behind his remarkable life.
Thirteen elite motorcycle racers pursue their ambition to become the best in the world ahead of the 2024 season, showcasing their individual paths to greatness.
Henry II, the first Plantagenet king, significantly shaped English history through his reign, marked by legal reforms and territorial expansion.
A 60-foot fall leaves extreme athlete Danel Balengi trapped in a Utah canyon with severe injuries, relying on her dog and sheer will to survive.
Michelle Obama grew up in a small apartment above her aunt's home on the South Side of Chicago, where she developed a determination to succeed.
Colin Chapman transformed Lotus Racing from a humble garage operation into a powerhouse of innovation in Formula 1 and sports car manufacturing.
At 19, Diana was thrust into the royal family, facing intense media scrutiny and personal challenges throughout her decade-long marriage to Prince Charles.
Ringo Starr, as a pivotal member of The Beatles, significantly influenced rock music and has been recognized for his contributions to both music and charitable efforts.
More than 700 million people watched Princess Diana's wedding to Charles, Prince of Wales, in 1981, marking a significant moment in royal history.
Marianne Faithfull reflects on her life, career, and personal beliefs in a candid interview with Philip Jenkinson during the filming of Girl on a Motorcycle.
April 14, 1865, marks Abraham Lincoln's final address, where he speaks of binding up the wounds of the country and the government of the people.
Yuko Ogasawara, an 86-year-old Japanese adult video star, challenges societal norms as she embraces her identity and continues to redefine age and sexuality.
Erich Hartmann, with 352 aerial victories, became the most successful fighter pilot in history during World War II.
Muammar Gaddafi's life is explored through his rise to power, controversial leadership, and eventual downfall in this insightful profile.
Whitney Houston, a transformative figure in music history, faced immense pressures and personal struggles that ultimately led to her tragic demise.
Nick Mondo dives headfirst off a balcony, falling 20-25 feet through a table, as he reflects on his legacy in death-match wrestling.
A landmine explosion in Cambodia leaves Chris Moon with a severed leg and arm, yet he vows to recover and eventually runs marathons.
Frederick Barbarossa was born in mid-December 1122 in Haguenau, located in what is now eastern France.
Prince William's life is explored through archival footage and insights from Royal correspondents, highlighting his evolution as a future King dedicated to modernizing the monarchy.
This video highlights Jane Austen's life and her timeless classics like 'Pride and Prejudice.'
Princess Diana's tragic death is examined through the British inquest, raising critical questions about her final hours and the circumstances surrounding the accident.
I.M. Pei returned to Suzhou, China, to design a museum, marking his first major project in his birthplace since leaving in 1935.
Reginald and Ronald Kray were born on October 24, 1933, in Hoxton, London, and became infamous for their control over the city's criminal activities in the 1960s.
On July 28, 1794, Maximilien Robespierre was executed by guillotine, marking the end of his influence during the Reign of Terror in France.
Hernan Cortes led a small force to conquer the Aztec Empire in 1519, resulting in immense violence and the destruction of indigenous cultures.
Nuon Chea, known as Brother No 2, reflects on his role in the Khmer Rouge regime and the controversial decisions made during Cambodia's Year Zero.
Myanmar's recent government relaxation allows Anthony Bourdain to explore its stunning landscapes and rich culinary traditions in this captivating episode.
Deng Xiaoping's leadership transformed China through the 1978 Reform and Opening Up policy, establishing Special Economic Zones and reshaping global trade dynamics.
Charles de Gaulle's leadership during World War II significantly shaped the future of France and established his legacy as a key figure in the history of Free France.
In Liverpool, 78-year-old Judy uses DNA testing with Stacey Dooley to investigate the disappearance of her Chinese seaman father after World War II.
Richard's search for his father through a DNA test reveals his Irish roots and introduces him to three brothers, a sister, and a previously unknown family.
Heinz Guderian was born on June 17, 1888, in Kulm, West Prussia, and became a key figure in the development of Blitzkrieg tactics during World War II.
Vespasian was born on November 17, 9 AD, in the village of Falacrine, northeast of Rome, to a family of equestrian status.
Forty years after ascending to the throne, Maria Theresa of Austria left her empire stronger than when she began her reign in 1740.
Rupert Everett explores the life and legacy of romantic poet Lord Byron, tracing his influential European tour 200 years later.
13 years after her first visit to Australia with Prince Charles, Princess Diana returns as a divorced woman seeking to redefine her public and private life.
Theodore Roosevelt was born on October 27, 1858, in New York City, and became the 26th president of the United States.
William Wallace is believed to have been born around 1270 AD in southwest Scotland, into a family with ties to the Scottish gentry.
Jackie Salah's relentless quest to reunite with her three daughters, kidnapped by their father and taken to Saudi Arabia, highlights the struggles of parental abduction.
Elvis Presley’s childhood in Tupelo, Mississippi, shaped his rise to fame, influenced by poverty, family struggles, and pivotal relationships, including with Colonel Tom Parker.
Dajana Pospiš, a former neo-Nazi, transitions to a trans woman while seeking acceptance from the LGBTQ community she once targeted.
Katharine Hepburn's 60-year career in Hollywood is examined, highlighting her role as a headstrong, charismatic actress who navigated the studio system.
Anne Frank's experiences during World War II are explored through her diary, which offers insight into her thoughts while in hiding in Amsterdam.
Football managers Bertie Mee and Laurie Brown exemplify the highs and lows of the profession, navigating the pressures of success and failure in the league.
Kaleem, born with a condition causing his hands and arms to grow uncontrollably, faces significant challenges in daily life and education as his parents seek medical help.
Margaret Thatcher's ascent as the Conservative Party Leader and UK Prime Minister from 1975 to 1990 reshaped British politics and society.
