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Over 10,000 dispatches were sent from Europe to Canada during World War II, detailing the efforts of journalists and broadcasters on the front lines.
Charles "Checker" Tomkins served as a code talker during World War II, translating military messages in Cree to secure communications for the Canadian military.
Watch the latest full length documentary on Indo-Greeks and Bactria's Thousand Cities.
Helmut Kohl lived in house number 11 on Marbah Strasa in Ludwigshafen for over 40 years, where he maintained strong connections with local residents.
Henry V's transformation from a reluctant ruler to a confident king is explored through his pivotal role in the Battle of Agincourt and the enduring impact of his speeches.
The Herculaneum Scrolls, carbonized by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, remain sealed shut, holding ancient texts that researchers aim to digitally read.
Two poisonous snakes are sent by Hera to kill Hercules as a baby, but he squeezes them to death with his infant hands.
Watch the story of Publius Quintcilius Varus and the three Roman Legions in 9 AD.
A B2 stealth bomber cost $2 billion, illustrating the extravagant military spending during the Cold War and its connection to economic influence.
A treasure box containing the third key from a 40-year-old puzzle is presented to Byron Price's family in Boston, Massachusetts.
A hand grenade, which turns out to be a painted nectarine, plays a key role in Michel Vaujour's 1986 helicopter escape from Sante Prison in Paris.
The German battleship Bismarck plays a central role in the intense naval confrontations between British and German forces during World War II.
This drilling operation reveals gold and silver traces in Season 10 of The Curse of Oak Island.
About 100,000 crosses adorn a small hill in Lithuania, symbolizing the nation's struggle against Soviet oppression and its enduring spirituality.
Himalayan nomad caravans, led by Urgan and Norbou, navigate the challenging Wori La Pass in Ladakh, facing harsh conditions and impending change from new roads.
The Hindenburg disaster reveals the collapse of Nazi Germany's propaganda machine on a US base.
At age 20, German ace Werner Voss dies after a 10-minute dogfight, having shot holes through every attacking plane, all of which returned to base.
A photograph from 1894 may be the oldest known image of Bigfoot, depicting what appears to be a dead Sasquatch and its implications for the legend.
Historic scenes from Washington, D.C., and Virginia in 1933 showcase landmarks like the Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, and Mount Vernon, along with local history and culture.
Historical milestones of the internet are explored, highlighting key events and innovations that shaped digital communication and connectivity.
Al Capone rules Chicago's underworld as a bootlegger and faces his eventual downfall.
Canaan, home to Jericho and rich in human habitation for over 10,000 years, offers a complex history beyond its Biblical associations.
Life in ancient Canaan during Egyptian rule from the 18th Dynasty to the Bronze Age collapse reveals the complexities of this pivotal historical period.
Canaanite culture flourished during the Middle Bronze Age, marked by increased settlements and a ruling dynasty in the Nile delta region.
Egypt's Late Period is marked by intense power struggles, naval strategies, and diplomacy as it resists the looming threat of the Achaemenid Persian Empire.
Mycenaean civilization faced decline due to factors like invasions and natural disasters, leading to Greece's transition into the enigmatic Dark Age.
Ashigaru, the peasant foot soldiers, played a crucial role in the Samurai armies during the Sengoku Jidai, shaping the landscape of premodern Japanese warfare.
The space shuttle program aims to make travel to low Earth orbit cost-effective but faces challenges.
The evolution of the quick point-and-shoot digital camera over two decades highlights its decline in favor of increasingly advanced smartphones.
Khazars, a once-prominent empire from Central Asia, adopted Judaism and engaged in significant conflicts, including the first Arab-Khazar war.
Sidon, an ancient Canaanite-Phoenician city, played a crucial role in regional history from the Bronze Age until its annexation by the Roman Empire.
The episode covers The Gardner Museum Heist and the robbers' surprising ignorance about art.
Coal formation is traced back to bizarre plants that thrived across ancient landscapes, from Colorado to China, under immense heat and pressure.
A paraglider survives a dangerous fall through skillful maneuvering, featuring wildlife encounters and extreme sports in a series of captured events.
A group of friends spent 20 hours trapped in the Cascade cave system in British Columbia after rising water levels turned their expedition into a life-threatening situation.
Lee Miller documented the aftermath of D-Day and was one of the first photographers to enter concentration camps after their liberation.
Hitler changes his mind and marries Eva Braun, but their wedding has a sinister twist.
The Old Man and Chumlee negotiate to buy a 1967 Ford F-100 truck in Season 2.
Michael Palin shares insights on polar exploration, maritime history, and travel advice while discussing the contrasting voyages of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror.
Memorial Day ceremonies in Chaumont, France, in 1918 and 1919 featured General John J. Pershing, parades, and tributes to fallen soldiers.
A young woman seeks a ride with the Hollywood Victory Caravan to reach her brother in an Army hospital during World War II.
Colleen Moore starred in the 1934 adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel, which became a significant part of Sherman’s early film distribution career.
Six million Jews were killed during the Holocaust, a fact that Freddie Knoller cannot forget or forgive as he recounts his experiences.
Ancient Aliens compiles insights on significant holy grail sites, exploring their cultural and historical contexts to enhance understanding of ancient civilizations.
The Ark of the Covenant measures approximately 52 inches long, 31 inches wide, and 31 inches high, made of acacia wood and covered in gold.
More than half of the 160 locations associated with King Agamemnon's armies have been identified as Mycenaean Greek settlements.
Five thousand pounds of wool are processed in a traditional hand weaving studio in northern Georgia, where the craft continues to thrive today.
The Hopi have prophesied earthquakes may signal the end of the 4th world in this episode.
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