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Advanced military technology is examined through the engineering and design of some of the most formidable weapons used in modern warfare.
Damian Kolodiy's film highlights the ongoing conflict in Eastern Ukraine, aiming to educate citizens about the truth behind the 2014 uprising amid Russian propaganda.
Tim Wallace-Murphy explores the historical significance and evolving interpretations of the Holy Grail, linking it to the Knights Templar and secret societies.
Brazil's Central Bank tunnel heist, the Antwerp Diamond Heist, Germany's hostage siege, and Argentina's "Heist of the Century" highlight audacious bank robberies and their investigations.
Catherine Middleton's ascent to Princess of Wales following Queen Elizabeth II's death highlights her challenges and dedication as she approaches the role of queen consort.
Thirty-five years after the Lockerbie bombing, families and friends of the victims share their experiences from the deadliest terror attack in Britain.
Kazakov, a former companion of Lenin, faces a generational clash with his daughters at a family dinner, revealing starkly different views on Soviet history.
More than 70 percent of the Earth's surface is covered by water, yet only a small fraction is freshwater available for all living beings.
The Livens flame projector, a terrifying weapon of World War I, reveals the strategic significance of tunnel warfare and the engineering behind its creation.
HDMS Absalon patrols the world's busiest shipping route, actively engaging in the fight against maritime piracy.
Prince George's birth to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge signifies a pivotal moment for the British royal family, blending tradition with modernity.
Monaco's transformation from a resource-poor principality to a global symbol of wealth and luxury was largely driven by the Grimaldi family's strategic innovations and Prince Rainier III's economic reforms.
L’Indomptable, a decommissioned French Navy nuclear submarine, undergoes a complex dismantling process involving over 60 engineers and hazardous materials like asbestos.
Fighter pilots have navigated the evolution of naval aviation from early experiments to modern precision warfare, raising questions about their future role in military conflicts.
Foreign mercenaries recruited by Muammar Gaddafi during Libya's civil war faced dire consequences as the regime collapsed, leaving them trapped and abandoned.
Operation Neptune, launched on June 5-6, 1944, marks a critical Allied amphibious and airborne assault during World War II, resulting in significant casualties and a turning point in the conflict.
The US airstrike on the MSF hospital in Kunduz resulted in the deaths of 42 people, prompting calls for an independent investigation into the incident.
John Ware, a Black cowboy who settled in Alberta, Canada, is re-examined by filmmaker Cheryl Foggo in relation to his legacy and anti-Black racism.
China's expanding influence in the Middle East, shaped by economic ties and the Gaza conflict, raises questions about its potential as a peacemaker amid US-China rivalry.
In 1781, news of the American victory at Yorktown ignites celebrations among patriots while loyalists begin to evacuate, as George Washington anticipates Britain's next move.
A volcanic hotspot in northwest India created mountains over 65 million years ago and contributed to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Controversial theories and suppressed historical events are examined through expert interviews and investigations, challenging established beliefs about history.
Three American hikers faced a harrowing 781-day ordeal in Iran after being captured and accused of espionage, highlighting the complexities of international relations.
A team of experts has 15 days to locate a secret tunnel and recover a 60-foot flamethrower used during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
The evolution of deep space exploration, rooted in the dark origins of Nazi rocketry, transformed weapons of mass destruction into vessels of scientific discovery.
Robert Grenier, a 27-year veteran of the CIA, organized and directed special forces teams that drove the Taliban from southern Afghanistan in 2001.
NASA's Apollo program is examined through its engineering challenges and the historic lunar landing that marked a pivotal achievement in space exploration.
General George Armstrong Custer is best remembered for his defeat at the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876, known as Custer's last stand.
Thousands of Indigenous Canadians enlisted in World War II, despite being told by the government that they had no business fighting in the conflict.
Dozens of churches claim to possess the Holy Grail, the cup used by Jesus during the Last Supper, but its true identity remains unknown.
In May 1995, ITN's cameras captured life in Pyongyang during Korea Day celebrations, revealing a curated view of North Korea amid a devastating famine.
Alexander Litvinenko, a Kremlin critic, was poisoned with polonium after meeting his friend Alexei Lugovoi, raising suspicions of a deeper conspiracy involving the FSB.
On May 2, 2015, Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, welcomed their second child, Princess Charlotte, marking a significant moment for the royal family.
Breakaway republics like Abkhazia, Transnistria, and the People's Republic of Donetsk, under Moscow's control, reveal the complexities of life in these unrecognized regions.
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz explore American history through vintage vinyl records, classic bicycles, and an iconic Aerosmith tour van.
In Detroit, abandoned houses and overgrown lots contrast with emerging autonomous communities that are cultivating hope and new ideas amid urban decay.
In 1881, Hyram Maxim invented the first machine gun, allowing continuous fire without reloading, which changed the nature of warfare forever.
The Bardo Museum in Tunisia showcases artifacts from ancient gladiators and highlights the cultural connections between Tunisia and the Star Wars franchise.
In 1967, a National Film Board documentary captured the lives of 14 Toronto teenagers during a summer marked by the hippie movement and social change.
Racism in football has a long and complex history, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by players and fans in combating discrimination.
Paleontologists from McGill University and the Tier team investigate fossil sites in Saskatchewan and Alberta to understand the mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs.
Thousands of shipwrecks, including the "Wakashio," "MT Haven," and "Orient Queen," pose environmental threats while passionate divers explore their histories.
Sunda Islands, a rugged archipelago of 17,000 islands, showcases unique cultures, including ancestor worship on Sumba and a fisherman’s life in Bali.
Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, published in 1925, is examined for its authorship, historical context, and the implications of its content on Nazi ideology and actions.
Dwight D. Eisenhower orchestrated a covert campaign to dismantle Senator Joseph McCarthy's influence, utilizing previously overlooked documents to reveal the strategy.
The chaotic and violent formation of the Solar System reveals a spectacular history shaped by early nebular theory and evidence of a nearby supernova blast.
In 1992, Queen Elizabeth II faced a tumultuous year marked by three royal divorces, a devastating fire at Windsor Castle, and intense media scrutiny.
On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted, killing 26 people and leaving more than 40 missing in a blast zone covering approximately 100,000 acres.
