• History 2

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      • The Colour of War

        The Price of War. The real battle in WWII was behind the front line, where medics fought against the odds to save injured soldiers. The true price of war was the eventual body count

      • The Greeks

        The Good Strife. Emerging from the first dark ages, the ancient Greeks composed timeless epics, created the first Olympic games and constructed the world's first democracy

      • Engineering Disasters

        Colorado Dam Disaster. ‘Engineering Disasters’ goes beyond the headlines to uncover what really happened in the most notorious engineering accidents

      • Engineering Disasters

        California Pipeline Catastrophe. An explosion in a San Bruno, California destroys homes and kills residents. An experienced captain and crew sail their ship into the path of Hurricane Sandy, leaving many asking why. Was it an engineering failure or human error?

      • The Colour of War

        Aftermath. Following the surrender of Germany and Japan in WWII, America emerged as a global superpower, but new responsibilities led to their biggest challenge: keeping the peace

      • The Colour of War

        Anchors Aweigh. The remarkable true stories of the sailors who fought in World War II, facing battles unlike those in any conflict before it

      • The Colour of War

        The Price of War. The real battle in WWII was behind the front line, where medics fought against the odds to save injured soldiers. The true price of war was the eventual body count

      • The Greeks

        The Good Strife. Emerging from the first dark ages, the ancient Greeks composed timeless epics, created the first Olympic games and constructed the world's first democracy

      • Engineering Disasters

        Colorado Dam Disaster. ‘Engineering Disasters’ goes beyond the headlines to uncover what really happened in the most notorious engineering accidents

      • Engineering Disasters

        California Pipeline Catastrophe. An explosion in a San Bruno, California destroys homes and kills residents. An experienced captain and crew sail their ship into the path of Hurricane Sandy, leaving many asking why. Was it an engineering failure or human error?

      • Hoard Hunters

        Roman Riches. Gary and Gordon return to a site where a hoard of 1,400 Roman bronze coins were found, and hope to use their new technology to find more. Meanwhile, Mike sets off to discover more about the history of the coins

      • The Colour of War

        Aftermath. Following the surrender of Germany and Japan in WWII, America emerged as a global superpower, but new responsibilities led to their biggest challenge: keeping the peace

      • The Colour of War

        Anchors Aweigh. The remarkable true stories of the sailors who fought in World War II, facing battles unlike those in any conflict before it

      • The Colour of War

        The Price of War. The real battle in WWII was behind the front line, where medics fought against the odds to save injured soldiers. The true price of war was the eventual body count

      • The Greeks

        The Good Strife. Emerging from the first dark ages, the ancient Greeks composed timeless epics, created the first Olympic games and constructed the world's first democracy

      • Engineering Disasters

        Colorado Dam Disaster. ‘Engineering Disasters’ goes beyond the headlines to uncover what really happened in the most notorious engineering accidents

      • Engineering Disasters

        California Pipeline Catastrophe. An explosion in a San Bruno, California destroys homes and kills residents. An experienced captain and crew sail their ship into the path of Hurricane Sandy, leaving many asking why. Was it an engineering failure or human error?

      • The Colour of War

        Aftermath. Following the surrender of Germany and Japan in WWII, America emerged as a global superpower, but new responsibilities led to their biggest challenge: keeping the peace

      • The Colour of War

        Anchors Aweigh. The remarkable true stories of the sailors who fought in World War II, facing battles unlike those in any conflict before it

      • The Colour of War

        The Price of War. The real battle in WWII was behind the front line, where medics fought against the odds to save injured soldiers. The true price of war was the eventual body count

      • The Greeks

        The Good Strife. Emerging from the first dark ages, the ancient Greeks composed timeless epics, created the first Olympic games and constructed the world's first democracy

      • Engineering Disasters

        Colorado Dam Disaster. ‘Engineering Disasters’ goes beyond the headlines to uncover what really happened in the most notorious engineering accidents

      • After JFK

        Johnson's Battle for Civil Rights. Lyndon Baines Johnson passed some of the most important civil rights legislation of the 1960s that still affects Americans today. Discover how he used the power of the presidency to bring civil rights to the forefront of American politics

      • Missing in Alaska

        Swallowed By the Lake Dragon. ‘Missing in Alaska’ investigates the region of northwest Alaska, where over 20,000 people have vanished in an area locals call the Alaska Triangle. In all these cases, the bodies are rarely discovered. Who or what's behind these cases is unknown

      • In Search of Aliens

        The Mystery of Puma Punku. The ancient ruins of Puma Punku have mystified archaeologists ever since their discovery hundreds of years ago. Is it possible that the ruins of Puma Punku offer evidence of advanced technology being used in the ancient past?

      • In Search of Aliens

        The Founding of America. The architecture in Washington DC was inspired by the ancient world. But is it possible that the designs and philosophies enshrined in the streets of the US capital were influenced by an otherworldly source?

      • United Stuff of America

        Billionaires' Club. Rick checks out eight objects that hold the secrets behind America's richest people

      • United Stuff of America

        The 1980s. Rick looks back at the 1980s to check out era-defining moments that still impact us today, including an 18-month-old baby that forever changed how we watch the news

      • After JFK

        Johnson's Battle for Civil Rights. Lyndon Baines Johnson passed some of the most important civil rights legislation of the 1960s that still affects Americans today. Discover how he used the power of the presidency to bring civil rights to the forefront of American politics

      • Missing in Alaska

        Swallowed By the Lake Dragon. ‘Missing in Alaska’ investigates the region of northwest Alaska, where over 20,000 people have vanished in an area locals call the Alaska Triangle. In all these cases, the bodies are rarely discovered. Who or what's behind these cases is unknown

      • In Search of Aliens

        The Mystery of Puma Punku. The ancient ruins of Puma Punku have mystified archaeologists ever since their discovery hundreds of years ago. Is it possible that the ruins of Puma Punku offer evidence of advanced technology being used in the ancient past?

      • In Search of Aliens

        The Founding of America. The architecture in Washington DC was inspired by the ancient world. But is it possible that the designs and philosophies enshrined in the streets of the US capital were influenced by an otherworldly source?

      • United Stuff of America

        Billionaires' Club. Rick checks out eight objects that hold the secrets behind America's richest people

      • United Stuff of America

        The 1980s. Rick looks back at the 1980s to check out era-defining moments that still impact us today, including an 18-month-old baby that forever changed how we watch the news