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Tommy Frank in East Germany voices concerns over rising Nazi ideologies and immigration.
Only around 11,000 soldiers will participate in this year's Victory Day parade in Moscow, marking a smaller event amid the war in Ukraine.
Artemis I splashes down after 1.4 million miles, reminding many of past ocean landings.
Joseph Stalin's speech, marked by his thick Georgian accent and intense delivery, includes the phrase, "The blood of our people has not been shed in vain."
Last year, 100,000 people applied to see their Stasi files, revealing personal histories and the lasting impact of surveillance in East Germany.
A former comfort woman in China shares her story of being forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese.
Scientists find hundreds of arrow heads and several skeletons at Crickley Hill in Britain.
Storm Eunice hits Britain with 122mph winds, causing severe damage and travel disruptions.
Tony Harris investigates unusual phenomena, including giant beasts and UFOs, in the new season of The Proof Is Out There, premiering June 13 on HISTORY.
Five years before the Civil War, abolitionist Frederick Douglass posed for a portrait that defied the racial stereotypes of his time.
The Ever Given blocks the Suez Canal, disrupting global trade and causing maritime traffic jams.
Students across the U.S. demand a ceasefire, the dropping of charges against fellow students, and the disclosure of investments related to the conflict in Palestine.
A submersible taking tourists to the Titanic wreck has gone missing, reports Sky News.
The Artemis I mission achieves a successful liftoff to the moon, exciting viewers worldwide.
Sudan's ceasefire fails as fighting continues, trapping residents amid thick smoke and shortages.
Amid ongoing conflict in Sudan, severe food shortages have forced many to resort to eating animal feed as a humanitarian crisis deepens.
Emily Davison is struck by the King's horse at the Epsom Derby in a tragic suffragette protest.
Captain Sully Sullenberger shares his thoughts during the Hudson River landing incident.
Kursk becomes a major battleground in July 1943 as the Nazis and Soviets clash for control.
Rescue teams find the sunken Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala 402, confirming all 53 sailors died.
A super rare New England coin is found along the Death Coast on History's original programming.
Unexpected encounters with great white sharks highlight the unpredictability of nature and human experiences in marine environments.
Turkish forces engage a convoy loyal to the Syrian government near Afrin, underscoring the ongoing conflict among various factions in Syria.
Russia delivers an S-300 defence system to Damascus despite international objections.
President Obama reviews Moscow's plan for Syria's chemical weapons control to avoid military action.
In the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, Israeli soldiers conduct a mission to rescue three wounded Syrian fighters amid ongoing conflict with Jabhat Al Nusra.
The 12th-century Sunni mosque in Aleppo's Unesco site is destroyed amid conflict on Wednesday.
China conducts live exercises in six areas around Taiwan amid rising tensions.
Taiwan faces a dangerous flashpoint as China prepares for a potential military assault.
Notre-Dame survives a devastating fire, preserving priceless artifacts and its Gothic legacy.
U.S. forces are exiting Afghanistan after a 20-year mission, concluding on August 31st.
More than 100 school children are reported killed in a Taliban attack on a public school in Peshawar, marking one of the worst terrorist incidents in Pakistan's history.
The Taliban returns to power in Afghanistan, 20 years after the United States ejected them.
The Taliban sent defined signals of control in Afghanistan on the 9/11 anniversary.
Taliban insurgents attack Kabul's main airport, resulting in explosions and a four-hour battle.
A procession of Taliban fighters marches through Kabul, chanting and carrying a white flag, as they pass near the presidential palace.
Kabul celebrates the end of Taliban rule, but uncertainty about the future remains high.
The Pentagon says the last U.S. troops have flown out, leaving the Taliban in control of Kabul airport.
Columns of military vehicles, including tanks and armoured personnel carriers, are reported near Donetsk following Russia's signing of 'friendship treaties' with separatist regions.
Germany sends heavy anti-aircraft systems to Ukraine for the first time amid Russia's invasion.
A team finds a skull at Blind Frog Ranch, raising questions about a possible sacrifice.
In the Baltic Sea, rival explorers collaborate to locate and investigate the wreck of the Mars, a historic Swedish ship that sank in 1563.
Iran's Supreme Leader warns of retaliation after the U.S. kills Qassem Soleimani.
Chilling accounts of demonic possession in Poland are analyzed by host Tony Harris, who rigorously tests evidence and interviews eyewitnesses.
El Chupacabra, a legendary creature known for its mysterious sightings, is examined through various accounts and footage that highlight its impact on popular culture.
Watch All New Episodes Returning Fri. on History featuring a terrifying sea beast discovery.
The IDEX opening ceremony features a play about terrorists and highlights the arms race in Iraq.
Project Mogul is being built to keep the U.S. ahead in the nuclear arms race.
