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Catherine the Great, born Sophi Agusta von Anhalt Zeb on May 2, 1729, became the ruler of Russia after her husband, Peter III, was overthrown.
Al Capone, a notorious figure during the Prohibition era, is examined for his criminal activities and rise to power in 1920s Chicago.
Six days a week, Mennonites work from dawn to dusk without electricity, television, or internet in their closed community in Mexico.
John Surtees, the only individual to win world championships in both Formula 1 and motorcycle racing, achieved three consecutive victories at the Isle of Man TT.
Peter the Great was born on June 9, 1672, in Moscow, and became known for transforming Russia into a major European power during his reign.
On January 31, 1858, Isambard Kingdom Brunel launched a 19,000-tonne ship, the largest ever built at the time, into the Thames River.
In 2015, 17-year-old Kayleigh White was attacked by a stranger in the UK, resulting in a life-threatening injury with only a 1% chance of survival.
Philippa of Hainault, wife of King Edward III, played a crucial role in defending England during the Scottish invasion and is often overlooked in historical narratives.
Ayrton Senna won 41 of the 161 Grand Prix races he entered, becoming the youngest driver to secure three World Championships in Formula One.
Sarah Ferguson faced intense media scrutiny and criticism for her independent lifestyle and struggles within the rigid structure of royal life.
On July 11, 2015, Joaquín Guzmán escaped from the High Security Altiplano prison through a trap door in his shower, using a mile-long tunnel equipped with a motorbike.
King Henry III was born on October 1, 1207, in Winchester Castle, Hampshire, and ruled England for nearly 50 years during a tumultuous period.
World War II bomber pilots faced intense enemy fire and the emotional toll of missions over London and German cities, highlighting their bravery and terror.
At the age of 24, Napoleon Bonaparte wrote a military memorandum advising the French government on strategies to defeat Austria and secure Italy.
Nineteen-year-old Stuart Wickeson, diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, prepares to start university despite a life expectancy in the early 20s.
In the summer of 213 BC, Archimedes used giant mirrors to set Roman ships on fire during their siege of Syracuse.
Stacey, Jade, Kai, and Franz each navigate life with multiple personalities, revealing the complexities of living with Dissociative Identity Disorder and their unique experiences.
Seventeen years of filming reveal the daily life and challenges of Lin, who is blind and has cerebral palsy, and her husband Ralph, who has Parkinson's disease.
Volunteers from the U.S. Army's elite ceremonial unit undergo rigorous training at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery.
Howard Hughes was born on December 24, 1905, in Houston, Texas, and became a famous filmmaker and aviation pioneer.
Rocky Marciano, the only boxing champion to retire undefeated, is portrayed through the memories of his friends and family in Brockton, Massachusetts.
In Uganda, the sons of Idi Amin and Oboth Ofumbi navigate their fathers' legacies while working towards a hotel project in Kidepo National Park.
Simon Wiesenthal's life and legacy as a renowned Nazi hunter and humanitarian are explored through interviews and archival footage, narrated by Nicole Kidman.
Almost a quarter of junior surgeons will not make it through the first two years of training, facing intense demands and high-pressure situations.
In Somerset, Sandie, a 47-year-old mother, explores her marriage to a man on Death Row in the United States charged with double homicide.
Edward, the fourth child of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, is portrayed as a dedicated and respected member of the British monarchy with significant autonomy.
Bruce Lee's legacy as a martial arts pioneer and Hollywood icon is explored through personal anecdotes from friends and family, including Robert Lee and Take Kimura.
Charles Manson, the notorious leader of the Manson Family, orchestrated a series of infamous crimes in California during the late 1960s.
Seventy-nine of Princess Diana's dresses were auctioned by Christie's in New York two months before her death, raising millions for charity.
In Pittsburgh, an off-duty police officer risks his life to save a driver trapped in a burning car, while rescue teams face perilous situations across various locations.
Extraordinary survival stories include free falling 30,000 feet without a parachute and being buried alive, showcasing remarkable human resilience.
Commodus, the Roman Emperor, inherits the throne from Marcus Aurelius and styles himself as Hercules.
On September 2, 1870, Napoleon III sent a letter offering his unconditional surrender as his armies were encircled by Prussian forces near Sedan.
Diana, Princess of Wales, transformed her life after her divorce from Prince Charles into a platform for humanitarian work and fashion influence, earning her the title of the People’s Princess.
In 1923, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the Republic of Turkey on the ruins of the Ottoman Empire, becoming its first president.
Edward Smith, the British captain of the Titanic, tragically perishes during its maiden voyage.
A fleet of 300 ships led by Harald Hardrada arrives off the coast of England in 1066, marking a significant moment in Viking history.
Pam, James, and Chris share their personal experiences with social anxiety disorder, highlighting treatment options and the importance of destigmatizing mental illness.
Papua New Guinea's Highland Highway presents extreme dangers for drivers, including hazardous road conditions and bandit attacks, while many resort to betel for alertness.
Bill Clinton reflects on his presidency, discussing key moments such as his impeachment, his belief in second chances, and his legacy in American politics.
James Earl Carter Jr., the 39th President of the United States, reflects on his upbringing in Georgia, his presidential election in 1976, and his post-presidency legacy.
Richard Burton was born on November 10, 1925, in Pontrhydyfen, a small village in South Wales, and became one of the greatest actors on the London stage.
Colton Harris-Moore, known as the Barefoot Bandit, became a modern folk hero through his audacious thefts of airplanes and life in the wilderness.
A rare forest fungus infected Daniel's skull, eroding bone and threatening his brain, prompting urgent medical intervention to save his life.
Alok Hsu Kwang-han began his workshop at the National Ethnographic Museum in Sweden in 1999 after authorities in China shut down his work on meditation.
Lynne and Stephen navigate the emotional challenges of their divorce after 10 years of marriage, focusing on co-parenting and family dynamics.
John Alite, a former member of the Gambino crime family, shares his experiences as a drug dealer and informant in New York, revealing the complexities of organized crime.
Former Irish police officers adapt to life and work in Perth and remote regions of Australia, facing unique challenges in their new roles.
