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Joong-wha Choi, a former North Korean soldier, navigates life in a London suburb while grappling with his longing for the homeland he left behind.
Geoducks, a unique clam, play a crucial role in the cultural heritage of Native Americans and the economic landscape of China's middle class.
Ibrahim Aouad's transformation into Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi highlights the rapid rise of ISIS and the complex factors that enabled its control over vast territories.
The ongoing conflict over abortion in Pennsylvania highlights the deeply personal choices women face and the unwavering stance of the anti-abortion community.
In 208 AD, Roman Emperor Septimius Severus led an invasion of Scotland with an army of 40,000 men, one of the largest military campaigns in Roman history.
Admiral Karl Dönitz's reliance on U-boat wolf packs was countered by the British Western Approaches Tactical Unit's innovative strategies, significantly reducing Allied shipping losses.
Immigrant children faced separation from their parents at the border due to the "zero tolerance" policy, revealing the profound impact on families.
Matty Matheson takes on the role of national correspondent, humorously engaging with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the media during a campaign trail.
Guernsey and the Channel Islands, the only British territories occupied by Nazi Germany during WWII, reveal their unique wartime experiences and hidden histories.
The 1346 English invasion of Normandy marked a pivotal moment in the Hundred Years' War, as Edward III sought to claim the French throne.
April 19th, 1775 marked the first battle of the American Revolutionary War, igniting conflict as British troops faced relentless attacks from provincial militia.
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.
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.
Yazidi girls Hala and Faiza share their harrowing experiences of survival and resilience ten years after the genocide perpetrated by ISIS in Iraq.
The G36 assault rifle, standard issue for the Bundeswehr, has a maximum effective range of 500 meters and can fire 750 rounds per minute in automatic mode.
One year was lost due to the scandal and impeachment proceedings that surrounded Bill Clinton's presidency in the late 1990s.
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.
Covent Garden's redevelopment in 1972 sparked debate over the balance between urban development and the preservation of community identity in London.
American lives are explored through their hopes and fears during the pandemic and the tumultuous months leading to the historic 2020 presidential election.
Panama's control of the Panama Canal in 1999 initiated a major expansion project that transformed global maritime trade and showcased international engineering collaboration.
Germany's citizens, both in the West and East, express their hopes and concerns about rearmament and reunification a decade after World War Two.
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.
Jared Lee Loughner's violent attack on congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson on January 8, 2011, left six dead and raised questions about his motivations.
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.
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.
Uighurs fleeing China's Xinjiang region share harrowing accounts of torture and abuse in detention, while facing uncertainty and threats in Turkey.
800,000 people were killed in just three months during the Rwandan genocide, while many suspected perpetrators now live freely in France.
Over one hundred special task forces of the Russian National Guard are deployed in the North Caucasus to combat terrorism and organized crime.
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.
Project Orochi explores the ecological and cultural impacts of invasive species on Shikoku, highlighting the challenges faced by local communities.
The intricate relationship between high-tech government intelligence services and corporate entities raises critical questions about privacy, trust, and complicity in surveillance.
Ludovic Kennedy hosts a discussion featuring notable guests who analyze the impact and controversy surrounding the 1984 television film Threads, exploring its implications on nuclear policy.
A whistleblower's warnings about the imminent threat of terrorism before the September 11 attacks highlight the overlooked signs of danger in America.
Three generations of the Kim family have ruled North Korea for over seventy years, shaping a regime that prioritizes nuclear development amid widespread poverty.
The Fourth Arab-Israeli War, also known as the Yom Kippur War, saw Israel facing a coalition of Arab states led by Egypt and Syria in October 1973.
In Vietnam in 1965, General William Westmoreland leads American Marines and tank battalions in an attempt to engage Viet Cong forces in conventional warfare.
Al-Qaida members involved in the 2000 USS Cole attack and a terrorist linked to the 1998 Nairobi embassy bombing are targeted in high-stakes CIA operations.
In 1945, the Battle of Okinawa marked the largest amphibious invasion in the Pacific theatre, resulting in significant casualties and paving the way for the US assault on mainland Japan.
The siege of Leningrad lasted 900 days, resulting in an estimated death toll of at least 1 million people, one of the highest in history.
Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, marked by early advances and harsh winters, became a pivotal blunder that contributed to the Nazi regime's downfall.
Fiat played a crucial role in World War II by manufacturing not only vehicles but also trains and planes, influencing Italy's political landscape.
Donald Trump's presidency was marked by a rapid succession of controversies and a distinctive agenda that reshaped American politics and global perceptions.
The bombing offensive against Hitler's Third Reich during World War II is chronicled through authentic archive footage and firsthand accounts from veterans.
KV Tanks, known for their formidable armor, significantly hindered the German advance during World War II but were ultimately outmatched by the more agile T-34.
Witch-hunting in Assam has led to the murder of nearly 200 individuals, primarily women, often scapegoated in conflicts over land and resources.
By early spring of 1941, German U-boats had sunk a total of 650 ships, severely threatening Allied shipping during the Battle of the Atlantic.
Wilhelm Kirtz's letters and diaries provide a raw and personal account of the brutal realities faced by German soldiers during World War I and the subsequent rise of the Nazis.
Louis XIV ruled France for 72 years, the longest reign of any king in history, from May 14, 1643, until his death on September 1, 1715.
