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Never-before-seen footage and personal accounts reveal the desperate final months of the Nazi regime as it faced inevitable collapse in 1945 Germany.
Stalin spent hours verifying a list that sentenced 3,178 people to death or deportation while living in isolation at his heavily guarded dacha.
Erling Haaland has rapidly risen from youth football to become a key striker for Manchester City, showcasing his exceptional talent and work ethic.
Five key turning points during the D-Day landings are presented through personal testimonies and rarely seen archival footage.
Beverley Allitt, a serial child killer, is examined through archival footage, victim interviews, and expert insights, revealing the complexities of her case.
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, General George C. Marshall, and General Dwight D. Eisenhower coordinated America's military preparations for World War II.
Jeffrey Dahmer, a notorious serial killer, is examined through the lens of his high school friend Derf Backderf, who reflects on their shared past in the graphic novel "My Friend Dahmer."
NASA's space program has achieved remarkable milestones that have inspired generations, showcased through stunning archive footage and expert insights.
George Best's father, Dickie, shares a personal account of the football legend's rise and struggles, enriched by exclusive family footage and photos.
Mahatma Gandhi's final years were marked by his commitment to nonviolence amidst escalating religious violence in India, culminating in his assassination in 1948.
The 6024 “King Edward I” steam locomotive is featured in a detailed rail trip from London to Bristol, highlighting its engineering and historical significance.
Vietnamese peasants continue to face the dangers of hundreds of thousands of unexploded ordnance left from the 15 million tonnes of explosives dropped during the war.
The Kent and East Sussex Railway, built in the 19th century by Colonel Stephens, showcases the historical significance of steam engines in England's transportation.
El Niño's impact in late 1997 led to unprecedented flooding in East Africa, displacing thousands and transforming wildlife habitats across the region.
Marylebone Station in London, once a hub of steam locomotives with only four platforms, is explored through its rich history and architectural significance.
Vietnam's landscape remains perilous, with hundreds of thousands of unexploded ordnance from the US bombing campaign still threatening local communities.
Harold Pinter's influence on theatre is explored through intimate conversations with actors, directors, and writers, featuring insights from Philip Saville and archival footage.
Through an intimate archive of the Chow family lineage, Moose Jaw's Chinese-Canadian communities are honored for their culturally significant yet overlooked history.
A panel discussion on March 17 features Ken Loach discussing the collective memories and ambitions that shaped British society from 1945 to 1950.
