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Allied forces shot down 27 German planes, including 18 JU52 transports, during a single engagement on April 11, 1943, in eastern Algeria.
Deborah When reports on the mass exodus of people fleeing Kyiv amid the war crisis.
On August 6, 1945, a local photographer finds a group of burned people trying to soothe their wounds with cooking oil after the atomic bomb explosion.
The U.S. fights to take back Manila from Japanese forces in intense street battles in 1945.
Helena Bonham Carter reflects on her grandfather's courageous actions during the Holocaust, when he helped Jewish individuals escape persecution.
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are examined as potential war crimes, raising questions about U.S. accountability and historical narratives.
Morgan Freeman highlights real-life prison breaks in History's Greatest Escapes series.
Adolf Hitler's drug use during World War II is revealed through Norman Ohler's findings.
A phone operator trapped with Hitler shares his chilling account of the Fuhrer's final moments.
After President Truman's announcement, hope rises in the United States while Japan faces devastation.
On October 27, 1962, a U.S. U-2 aircraft was shot down over Cuba, escalating tensions and bringing the world closer to nuclear war.
Veteran David Larson defends his crew during an ambush in the Vietnam War.
Russia claims to have stopped a major Ukrainian offensive in Donetsk, killing 250 soldiers.
Easy Company captures four German howitzers during the D-Day invasion, overcoming heavy enemy fire and sustaining casualties among their ranks.
On December 16, 1941, the Italian navy launched an attack on British ships near Alexandria harbor.
The T-84 Oplot tank showcases its firepower in a target test for the Ukrainian army.
Native Hawaiians share their memories of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
General William Tunner leads an airlift to supply West Berlin during the Soviet blockade in 1948.
The Memphis Belle crew raises American morale through a war bond tour during World War II.
William Burns reveals how President Xi Jinping is unsettled by the Ukraine war's impact.
The Pacific still faces dangers from World War II, with unexploded devices threatening lives.
In May 1945, British Intelligence investigates potential war crimes committed by Nazi occupiers in the Channel Islands following their liberation.
Hamas claimed to have fired 5,000 rockets into Israel, while the Israel Defense Forces reported the number was closer to 2,500.
In Hita, Japan, 15-year-old Shurina confronts the emotional realities of war while preparing for her role as a kamikaze pilot in a school play.
Japan strengthens Okinawa's defenses eighty years after World War II amid rising tensions.
Emperor Hirohito addresses Japan for the first time after atomic bombs devastate the country.
Josh Gates dives to the Heian Maru, a WWII shipwreck in Truk Lagoon from the Pearl Harbor counterattack.
A Hamilton standard propeller with three bolts confirms the wreckage as the first American plane found in Truk Lagoon, dating back to World War II.
Kiev's Independence Day parade displays military might while Donetsk rebels counter with a march.
A Ukrainian attack in Makiivka kills 89 Russian soldiers, says the UK Ministry of Defence.
Kurt Vonnegut joins untrained troops facing German forces at the Shelt Estuary in WWII.
Latvia's largest Soviet memorial has been destroyed, reflecting deep political divides.
Russia mobilizes reservists for Ukraine while protests against Putin erupt nationwide.
Life in Kharkiv, Ukraine, before the Russian invasion is portrayed through its significant landmarks and the resilience of its residents amid ongoing challenges.
General Lord Richard Dannett discusses Russia's advances in Luhansk and Donetsk provinces.
Rogelio Roxas finds Yamashita's treasure, but Ferdinand Marcos steals it and tortures him.
Less than 25 years after its founding, invading troops nearly burned Washington, DC, to the ground, marking a turbulent chapter in its history.
Defenders in besieged Mariupol warn the city could fall within days amid intensified fighting.
Operation Hydra helps the Allies decode enemy messages, turning the tide against German U-boats.
Ukraine receives MiG-29 jets from Poland and Slovakia to bolster its defense against Russia.
The British 3rd infantry division lands on Sword Beach on June 6, 1944, during D-Day.
The malmedy massacre highlights systemic racism and the torture of black soldiers during WWII.
Odessa braces for Russian troops as locals prepare defenses and consider fleeing.
The 1945 attack on Balikpapan during WWII is depicted through rare footage that captures the extensive use of 3,000 tons of aerial bombs and 46,800 tons of naval ammunition.
One World Trade Center will replace the former site destroyed on September 11, 2001.
A security declaration signed in Helsinki commits Finland and the UK to intensify military cooperation in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
General Sir Richard Baron discusses the implications of the Poland explosion and its potential causes.
Poland plans to send MiG-29 jets to Ramstein Air Base for transfer to Ukraine.
