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Bill Gates and Steve Jobs compete to make computers accessible to the masses in the 1980s.
Tim Slessor, at 87 years old, partners with filmmaker Alex Bescoby to recreate the historic 1955 overland expedition from Singapore to London in a Land Rover.
Jeffrey Dahmer, a notorious serial killer, is examined through the lens of his high school friend Derf Backderf, who reflects on their shared past in the graphic novel "My Friend Dahmer."
The USS Enterprise's mid-battle repair at Guadalcanal, the Rolls Royce Merlin Engine, and the Skoda Arms Factory's resistance against the Nazis highlight WWII engineering feats.
Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Nazi Germany is examined through the political chaos, economic collapse, and propaganda that led to the regime's downfall in 1945.
Dennis Allen, the oldest son of Melbourne crime matriarch Kath Pettingill, is examined for his extreme brutality compared to his criminal siblings.
Subway systems have evolved from 19th century London’s first underground trains to the cutting-edge Hyperloop, revolutionizing global mass transit.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, served as the final resting place for over 200 Titanic victims, with the Five Fisherman restaurant reportedly haunted by their spirits.
Shorncliffe Redoubt in Kent, England, played a crucial role in defending against Napoleon's forces and shaping modern military training practices.
Life in the trenches of the Western Front during World War I was marked by constant fear of death, squalid living conditions, and severe psychological torment.
Panama, known for its canal, features rich biodiversity, vibrant Indigenous cultures, and historical sites that highlight its unique natural and cultural heritage.
In May 1957, Countess Teresa Łubieńska was fatally attacked at Gloucester Road Tube station in London, leaving her murder unsolved and shrouded in mystery.
Harold Shipman, Britain's most prolific serial killer, is examined for his potential motivations and the impact of his upbringing on his actions that led to at least 215 murders.
By 30 A.D., food shops lined the streets of Rome, catering to a population that valued culinary refinement and exotic ingredients.
The British Eighth Army rolled back the German Africa Corps in a retreat that lasted four months and covered 1,200 miles to Tripoli.
In 1994, Susan Verstegen's murder in San Antonio led to the capture of Rodrigo Hernandez, who was also linked to a 1991 slaying in Michigan.
Covert operations during the Cold War, featuring double agents and intelligence missions, reveal the complex lives of spies from the KGB to the FBI.
In 1879, the British Empire's campaign against the Zulu Kingdom in South Africa revealed significant underestimations of the Zulu army's capabilities and resolve.
Julius Streicher, a key figure in the Nazi party, played a significant role in promoting antisemitism through his publication Der Sturmer, alongside Joseph Goebbels.
Tenochtitlan, the capital of the Aztec Empire, reveals its complex societal structure and hidden secrets beneath modern-day Mexico City.
Tasmania separated from Australia around 13 million years ago, leading to a unique evolutionary path and the preservation of ancient ecosystems.
RAF Pathfinders, led by RV Jones, played a crucial role in countering Nazi Germany's radio navigation systems during the Blitz, guiding Allied bombers with precision.
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz take significant risks in pursuit of rare Cadillac Fleetwoods, iconic symbols of American luxury automotive history.
In 1918, Allied forces, including the ANZACs, faced fierce resistance while attempting to breach the heavily fortified Hindenburg Line during World War I.
The SS, originally a small bodyguard unit, evolved into a powerful force responsible for the Holocaust and the enforcement of Nazi ideology across Europe.
In December 1952, London experienced a catastrophic smog event that resulted in 12,000 deaths, widespread illness, and significant changes to air quality regulations.
At the River Wye, a team investigates a formation revealed at low tide, aiming to confirm its connection to a Roman bridge from the Cornwall invasion.
Ronald Reagan's presidency is examined through his "Peace Through Strength" doctrine, military strategies, and diplomatic efforts with Mikhail Gorbachev that contributed to the Cold War's conclusion.
American soldiers describe the harsh conditions in Italy during World War II, where heavy rains and mud made advancing difficult and morale challenging to maintain.
Alex Monk, a 21-year-old trainee, has personally fixed about half of the 15,000 rivets used in the restoration of Spitfire MJ 755.
The final years of the Peninsular War saw the Allied army, led by the Duke of Wellington, achieve a decisive victory at Vitoria, marking a turning point against Napoleon.
Images from 1930s Germany reveal the Third Reich in color, showcasing both everyday life and the brutal realities of Nazi atrocities.
In 55 BC, Roman soldiers landed on the coast of Kent, marking the beginning of Julius Caesar's military campaigns in Britain.
The triple murder of three members of Essex's organized crime underworld leads to the conviction of two men, while conspiracy theories about the case persist.
A newly discovered underwater marker on Oak Island prompts Rick and Marty Lagina to investigate potential connections to a long-lost shipwreck and treasure legends.
The Holy Grail, the Nibelungs' treasure, and Attila the Hun's burial site are explored through historical and archaeological perspectives across Europe.
Zuojiang Huashan Rock Art in Guangxi, China, features 1,951 ancient cliff paintings, revealing insights into the lives and beliefs of their 2,500-year-old creators.
Vietnam's railway system, established under French colonial rule, remains a crucial yet hazardous transport network, reflecting the country's complex history and ongoing safety challenges.
Codenamed the White Mouse, Nancy Wake became the Gestapo's most wanted woman for her role in the French resistance during World War II.
Gary and Martin Kemp explore Glasgow's violent gangland history and rivalries in Britain.
800 precious books are said to have been brought to Moscow from Constantinople in 1453, sparking the legend of Ivan the Terrible's hidden library.
Jason Freeman navigates the complex legacy of his grandfather, Charles Manson, as he confronts the impact of a notorious criminal past on his identity.
Ancient civilizations like the Egyptians and Maya built the Great Pyramid of Giza and developed advanced astronomical tools that shaped modern engineering.
Stonehenge, an iconic prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, raises questions about its construction, purpose, and the civilization behind it.
Eight million men have died in the Potosi mines over the past 500 years due to accidents and illnesses linked to the dangerous trade.
A 94-year-old woman who was a member of the Hitler Youth shares an apartment in Berlin with a Syrian refugee named Amer.
3.8 million enslaved people were integral to the wealth of the American South in the 1850s and 1860s, shaping the nation's economy and history.
In the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, the legend of the Jersey Devil is linked to a witch and her 13th child, raising questions about folklore and reality.
