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Al Nakba, a pivotal event in 1948, led to the depopulation of hundreds of Palestinian villages, with a focus on the massacre in Tantura and its lasting impact on Israeli-Palestinian narratives.
A South African author has created a coloring book designed to educate children about Palestinian history, emphasizing the need for moral understanding and solidarity.
Ken Collier refuses to give up and rams a German V1 rocket in a desperate attempt to take it down.
Bill Weaver survives a free fall after his SR-71 Blackbird disintegrates at 79,000 feet.
Leonore Goldschmidt opens a school for Jewish youth in Nazi Germany amid rising violence.
The Allies focus on Malta to counter Nazi forces threatening Tobruk during WWII.
David McCampbell of the U.S. Navy earns the Medal of Honor for nine kills over the Philippines Sea.
A squadron of OV-10 Broncos returns to battle in Vietnam with no ammunition, only flares.
A comparison of newsreel footage shows Adolf Hitler's physical decline, revealing symptoms of Parkinson's disease as the Third Reich faced collapse.
58,000 names of American casualties from the Vietnam War are inscribed on the wall of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, dedicated in 1982.
Princess Elizabeth delivers a morale-boosting speech during WWII from Windsor Castle.
Valerie Neal protects America's spacecraft treasures as Space History Curator in Smithsonian Spotlight.
Blind Frog Ranch serves as the site for a treasure hunting expedition where a team searches for hidden Aztec artifacts within its complex cave system.
Hugo Chávez, the former President of Venezuela, famously called U.S. President George W. Bush 'the Devil' during his 2006 speech at the United Nations.
The Tiananmen Square massacre on June 4, 1989, left a lasting impact on China and the world.
Children kidnapped during Indonesia's invasion of Timor-Leste reunite with their families.
In Florence, Italy, tiny wine windows serve as a unique solution during the pandemic.
Influential figures like J.P. Morgan, Teddy Roosevelt, and Michael Milken shaped America's financial landscape, highlighting Wall Street's role in global economics.
In 1948, the events in Tantura, marked by the depopulation of Palestinian villages and contrasting narratives of 'Al Nakba' and the War of Independence, are revisited by director Alon Schwarz.
More than 10,000 Palestinians are still missing under the rubble in Gaza, as an independent journalist documents the ongoing hardships faced by families.
Porcupine quills, used in traditional Native American quill work, are flattened and dyed for decorative crafts passed down through generations.
Tom faces challenges while trying to turn around his 300-pound Ski-Doo in the wilderness.
A mummified baby woolly mammoth, estimated to be over 30,000 years old, is discovered in the Klondike region during a gold mining operation.
Tony Benn questions the state of democracy during an interview at St Mary the Virgin Church in Putney.
A freshly unearthed tusk is described as the cleanest and driest ever seen, sparking excitement and skepticism among viewers.
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A military intelligence officer reveals a secret UFO investigation taskforce in this episode.
The Conservatives aim to overtake Labour in Wales, challenging a century of dominance.
British steam train enthusiasts transport rare locomotives from Turkey to England for restoration.
In an ancient Egyptian tomb, Josh Gates scuba dives through passageways to reveal artifacts, hieroglyphics, and symbols that illuminate Egypt's history.
World War I is examined through original news reports and interactive maps, showcasing diverse perspectives and rarely-seen footage from various battlefronts.
John Glenn is the first American to orbit Earth and the oldest person to fly in space.
The U.S., Japan, and South Korea form a security pact at Camp David amid rising tensions.
Dateline investigates how the Taliban's actions affect the Anzac legacy in Afghanistan.
Truck Night in America returns with bigger challenges on Thursday, January 31 at 10/9c.
True stories reveal China's secret war with Tibet State of Control, now available worldwide.
Trump takes full responsibility for COVID-19 while blaming China during the final debate.
Steven Thrasher argues Donald Trump will be the next president based on historical patterns.
Washington's edge shops remain boarded as Trump faces potential impeachment over violence.
The U.S. kills Qasem Soleimani to prevent attacks on American diplomats and military personnel.
Emmanuel Macron commemorates WWI's end in Paris while contrasting with Donald Trump's nationalism.
Cardiff Garcia reviews the surprising events of election night and Trump's victory.
The former Defense Secretary states that without the president's speech on January 6, the Capitol riot likely would not have happened.
President Donald Trump celebrates Independence Day with fireworks at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.
Donald Trump's unexpected victory in the 2016 presidential election is examined through key moments and strategies from the Republican National Convention and campaign dynamics.
More than 120 people were arrested during the chaotic night of Turkey's failed coup attempt, which included bomb blasts and gunfire across the country.
Dwan said confirmed a military coup attempt in Turkey, aiming to restore democracy and order.
Turkey reacts angrily after Biden formally recognizes the Armenian genocide.
