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Giuseppe Garibaldi was born on July 4, 1807, in Nice, which was then under the control of the French Empire of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Veterans in Dorset confront the challenges of PTSD and inadequate support from the Ministry of Defence, prompting former soldier Andy Price to establish a peer support network.
Zahed spent 17 years as a prisoner of war during the Iran-Iraq conflict, which profoundly affected his life and relationships.
Alderney, a small island in the English Channel, features extensive historical sites, including Roman ramparts and WWII bunkers, highlighting its strategic significance.
A 77-kilometer train ride connects Panama City and Colón, offering views of the canal and the country's colonial architecture.
As the Allies advance on Berlin in 1945, Adolf Hitler's inner circle grapples with loyalty and survival amid the impending collapse of Nazi Germany.
Over the course of eight months, a team of over 60 workers excavates a one square mile area south of the Great Pyramids of Giza.
Artefacts recovered from the Titanic, including a pocket diary and a possessions bag, reveal the personal stories of passengers lost in the 1912 disaster.
Mont Orgueil Castle, built on a steep granite bluff, has guarded the approach to the Channel Islands from France for over 800 years.
Albert Lin uses lasers to scan deserts and oceans in search of the Knights Templar's command center and treasure in modern-day Acre, Israel.
April 19th, 1775 marked the first battle of the American Revolutionary War, igniting conflict as British troops faced relentless attacks from provincial militia.
In 1936, Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin faced a constitutional crisis as he ordered British intelligence to spy on King Edward VIII due to his controversial relationship with Wallis Simpson.
Five armed men stole $20 million from an armored car facility in Los Angeles, leaving investigators with only a fragment of a vehicle tail light as evidence.
In the Egyptian desert, the Lost Army of King Cambyses, consisting of 50,000 men, vanished 2,500 years ago, with evidence of their fate emerging in 1996.
Ronnie and Reggie Kray, notorious gangsters in London's East End during the 1950s and 1960s, shaped the city's criminal landscape through violence and power struggles.
One year was lost due to the scandal and impeachment proceedings that surrounded Bill Clinton's presidency in the late 1990s.
Yazidi girls Hala and Faiza share their harrowing experiences of survival and resilience ten years after the genocide perpetrated by ISIS in Iraq.
In 1914, soldiers on the Western Front faced the stark transition from patriotic fervor to the brutal realities of World War I, sharing their harrowing experiences.
Chronicles of the Third Reich shows Adolf Hitler's rise and the Nazi regime's fall.
The systematic extermination of Roma people by the Nazis during World War II highlights a largely overlooked aspect of the Holocaust.
In Cumbria, Time Team investigates the remarkable Samian pottery found in a fan's garden, exploring the reasons for Roman presence in the area.
HMS Victory, launched in 1765, became the iconic flagship of Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, playing a crucial role in Britain's naval triumphs, including Trafalgar.
Kim Jong-Il was not the obvious candidate to succeed his father, Kim Il-Sung, as he was more uncomfortable with people and preferred to stay in the background.
In 814 BC, Phoenician seafarers founded Punic Carthage as a trading outpost, controlling all of the Western Mediterranean.
The Russian Sleep Experiment explores a chilling tale of a secret Soviet-era project that allegedly aimed to enhance human endurance through sleep deprivation.
The Spanish Flu kills 50 million during the final year of WW1, surpassing the Great War's toll.
Covent Garden's redevelopment in 1972 sparked debate over the balance between urban development and the preservation of community identity in London.
Kennedy was shot in the head while riding in a car with Texas Governor Connally, leading to a national crisis and a reevaluation of his enemies.
Panama's control of the Panama Canal in 1999 initiated a major expansion project that transformed global maritime trade and showcased international engineering collaboration.
In Henley-in-Arden, medieval archaeologists investigate the remnants of the lost Beaudesert Castle to reconstruct its historical significance and appearance.
Excavations beneath Istanbul revealed the ancient harbor of Theodosious, lost for 800 years, during the construction of a new transportation tunnel.
In Ffrith, North Wales, archaeologists and historians, including Chris Martin and David Mason, excavate gardens and a playing field in search of a Roman mining town.
Nenets nomads in Siberia construct a traditional chum, showcasing their unique lifestyle as the last reindeer breeders of the Great Siberian North.
In an Anglo-Saxon village on the brink of the year 1000, daily life is shaped by hard work, faith, and anxiety over Viking raids and apocalyptic fears.
300,000 people lived in Athens at its peak in the fifth century BC, a city that significantly influenced the development of democracy and philosophy.
Tupac Shakur's influence on hip-hop transformed the genre into a complex art form, reflecting themes of urban alienation and resonating with diverse audiences.
The Waffen-SS, known for their extreme loyalty to Adolf Hitler, played a pivotal role in the military operations of Nazi Germany during World War II.
Germany's citizens, both in the West and East, express their hopes and concerns about rearmament and reunification a decade after World War Two.
A 255-man crew aboard the frigate Hessen conducts combat drills over three weeks alongside the USS Harry S Truman and six other warships in the Atlantic.
45,000 Allied sailors and 30,000 German submariners lost their lives during the Battle of the Atlantic, a key conflict in World War II.
Project Orochi explores the ecological and cultural impacts of invasive species on Shikoku, highlighting the challenges faced by local communities.
Celtic mythology from Ireland and Scotland is explored through enduring stories that reveal the complexities of its ancient gods and legends.
800,000 people were killed in just three months during the Rwandan genocide, while many suspected perpetrators now live freely in France.
Wool from sheep generated half of England's wealth in the 1500s, with monasteries controlling much of the production and trade.
Allied forces diverted 30 German divisions from France and the Low Countries as they advanced toward Rome in the spring of 1944.
Iraqi-born reporter Ghaith Abdul-Ahad provides an on-the-ground perspective of the intense 2016-17 battle for Mosul, revealing the complexities faced by civilians and military forces.
In 1916, British forces introduced the first tanks on the Western Front, significantly altering the dynamics of World War I combat.
Over one hundred special task forces of the Russian National Guard are deployed in the North Caucasus to combat terrorism and organized crime.
