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Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

Though they never met, Hitler and Stalin's collaboration turned out to be a pivotal event in modern history; discover the latest revelations about the most infamous relationship of the 20th century.

Though they never met, Hitler and Stalin's collaboration turned out to be a pivotal event in modern history; discover the latest revelations about the most infamous relationship of the 20th century.

With the help of never-before-seen archive material, this documentary demonstrates how diplomats tried to warn the world of the increasing dangers and reality of Nazi Germany to no avail.

From royal families spanning centuries to billionaire business tycoons and their clans, "Cursed Bloodlines" examines real-life historical instances of tragically ill-fated bloodlines.

Why does a 9,000-year-old clay head contain a real skull, can a strange machine built in the '50s really control the weather, and did an archaeologist really stumble on the oldest map of the world?

The historical kingdom of Benin in Africa was destroyed in 1897; with its city burned to the ground and precious artefacts looted, did this bloody and violent end lead to a curse?

Documentary series that, for the first time, shows the audience most important events of World War II through spectacular colourised footage. From the Nazi occupation of France with the Blitzkrieg, the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the battle of Midway, to the D-Day landings, Siege of Stalingrad, Hiroshima and other pivotal events, this incredible but disturbing full colour footage will provide a new look on the deadliest conflict in human history. Some of the footage in the series has never been seen before at all, not even in black and white.

Through the unparalleled resources of one of the world's greatest film archives, we see how the world was completely remade during its years of war. The hundreds of hours of enthralling newsreel coverage of conflict, the home front and political leaders show the events that saw the downfall of the word's traditional powers. This expansive archive is brought to life by the eyewitness testimonies, recorded exclusively for the series, of veterans of the conflict from countries across the world including Poland, Russia, India and Britain. Their stories are also illustrated by original animations that explain action from the tactical to the global level.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

Two part documentary offering a revealing look at the problems and hard decisions monarchs had to make during the Second World War. Should they flee the country or stay with their people? For some, it was a easy decision and for the others a stumbling stone.

Two part documentary offering a revealing look at the problems and hard decisions monarchs had to make during the Second World War. Should they flee the country or stay with their people? For some, it was a easy decision and for the others a stumbling stone.

With the help of never-before-seen archive material, this documentary demonstrates how diplomats tried to warn the world of the increasing dangers and reality of Nazi Germany to no avail.

The Holy Lance is said to be the weapon with which Roman legionary Longinus pierced Jesus Christ's side after his crucifixion; this documentary explores the history of this captivating artefact.

Why does a 9,000-year-old clay head contain a real skull, can a strange machine built in the '50s really control the weather, and did an archaeologist really stumble on the oldest map of the world?

The historical kingdom of Benin in Africa was destroyed in 1897; with its city burned to the ground and precious artefacts looted, did this bloody and violent end lead to a curse?

Documentary series that, for the first time, shows the audience most important events of World War II through spectacular colourised footage. From the Nazi occupation of France with the Blitzkrieg, the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the battle of Midway, to the D-Day landings, Siege of Stalingrad, Hiroshima and other pivotal events, this incredible but disturbing full colour footage will provide a new look on the deadliest conflict in human history. Some of the footage in the series has never been seen before at all, not even in black and white.

Through the unparalleled resources of one of the world's greatest film archives, we see how the world was completely remade during its years of war. The hundreds of hours of enthralling newsreel coverage of conflict, the home front and political leaders show the events that saw the downfall of the word's traditional powers. This expansive archive is brought to life by the eyewitness testimonies, recorded exclusively for the series, of veterans of the conflict from countries across the world including Poland, Russia, India and Britain. Their stories are also illustrated by original animations that explain action from the tactical to the global level.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

A discovery 20,000 years ago in Ice Age Spain ruins its finders' life; we also travel to Turin in Italy, which is home to one of one of the most controversial relics of the Christian church.

Hidden away in museums, laboratories, and storage rooms around the world are the most remarkable objects on Earth; using new research and technology, we get under their skin like never before.

Can a team of eccentric geniuses decode an encrypted German telegram in time, and will revealing its contents damage Britain's relationship with its ally America forever?

Through the unparalleled resources of one of the world's greatest film archives, we see how the world was completely remade during its years of war. The hundreds of hours of enthralling newsreel coverage of conflict, the home front and political leaders show the events that saw the downfall of the word's traditional powers. This expansive archive is brought to life by the eyewitness testimonies, recorded exclusively for the series, of veterans of the conflict from countries across the world including Poland, Russia, India and Britain. Their stories are also illustrated by original animations that explain action from the tactical to the global level.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

A discovery 20,000 years ago in Ice Age Spain ruins its finders' life; we also travel to Turin in Italy, which is home to one of one of the most controversial relics of the Christian church.

Hidden away in museums, laboratories, and storage rooms around the world are the most remarkable objects on Earth; using new research and technology, we get under their skin like never before.

Can a team of eccentric geniuses decode an encrypted German telegram in time, and will revealing its contents damage Britain's relationship with its ally America forever?

For the first time in a hundred years, a Viking burial ship will be dug up in Norway; with full access to the archaeological site, we will follow every step of this extremely rare excavation.

What is the purpose of a 3,500-year-old ornamented box, can a gun powered by steam revolutionise warfare, and is a carved stone monument really the throne of the most famous Aztec ruler of all?

A discovery by peat-cutters in Cheshire in England reveals whispers of a curse, and a car in Austria is believed to bring doom and death to those who owned or rode in it.

Documentary series that, for the first time, shows the audience most important events of World War II through spectacular colourised footage. From the Nazi occupation of France with the Blitzkrieg, the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the battle of Midway, to the D-Day landings, Siege of Stalingrad, Hiroshima and other pivotal events, this incredible but disturbing full colour footage will provide a new look on the deadliest conflict in human history. Some of the footage in the series has never been seen before at all, not even in black and white.

Through the unparalleled resources of one of the world's greatest film archives, we see how the world was completely remade during its years of war. The hundreds of hours of enthralling newsreel coverage of conflict, the home front and political leaders show the events that saw the downfall of the word's traditional powers. This expansive archive is brought to life by the eyewitness testimonies, recorded exclusively for the series, of veterans of the conflict from countries across the world including Poland, Russia, India and Britain. Their stories are also illustrated by original animations that explain action from the tactical to the global level.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

A discovery 20,000 years ago in Ice Age Spain ruins its finders' life; we also travel to Turin in Italy, which is home to one of one of the most controversial relics of the Christian church.

Hidden away in museums, laboratories, and storage rooms around the world are the most remarkable objects on Earth; using new research and technology, we get under their skin like never before.

Can a team of eccentric geniuses decode an encrypted German telegram in time, and will revealing its contents damage Britain's relationship with its ally America forever?

For the first time in a hundred years, a Viking burial ship will be dug up in Norway; with full access to the archaeological site, we will follow every step of this extremely rare excavation.

What is the purpose of a 3,500-year-old ornamented box, can a gun powered by steam revolutionise warfare, and is a carved stone monument really the throne of the most famous Aztec ruler of all?

A discovery by peat-cutters in Cheshire in England reveals whispers of a curse, and a car in Austria is believed to bring doom and death to those who owned or rode in it.

Documentary series that, for the first time, shows the audience most important events of World War II through spectacular colourised footage. From the Nazi occupation of France with the Blitzkrieg, the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the battle of Midway, to the D-Day landings, Siege of Stalingrad, Hiroshima and other pivotal events, this incredible but disturbing full colour footage will provide a new look on the deadliest conflict in human history. Some of the footage in the series has never been seen before at all, not even in black and white.

Through the unparalleled resources of one of the world's greatest film archives, we see how the world was completely remade during its years of war. The hundreds of hours of enthralling newsreel coverage of conflict, the home front and political leaders show the events that saw the downfall of the word's traditional powers. This expansive archive is brought to life by the eyewitness testimonies, recorded exclusively for the series, of veterans of the conflict from countries across the world including Poland, Russia, India and Britain. Their stories are also illustrated by original animations that explain action from the tactical to the global level.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

What appeared to be a boundless empty terrain was in fact a richly inhabited landscape of diverse indigenous peoples who were not about to surrender their lands without a fight.

In 1968, 71-year-old prospector Bernard Rover crawled through 10 miles of Pitt Lake wilderness in a fight for his life; he was disoriented and secretive about where he had been and what he had found.

For the first time in a hundred years, a Viking burial ship will be dug up in Norway; with full access to the archaeological site, we will follow every step of this extremely rare excavation.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

What appeared to be a boundless empty terrain was in fact a richly inhabited landscape of diverse indigenous peoples who were not about to surrender their lands without a fight.

In 1968, 71-year-old prospector Bernard Rover crawled through 10 miles of Pitt Lake wilderness in a fight for his life; he was disoriented and secretive about where he had been and what he had found.

For the first time in a hundred years, a Viking burial ship will be dug up in Norway; with full access to the archaeological site, we will follow every step of this extremely rare excavation.

Documentary series that examines various family curses – the Kennedy Curse, the Grimaldi Curse, the Pharaoh Curse, the Getty Curse, the Mad Monk Curse,... and tells the true stories about famous families and their tragedies. These powerful families seemingly had it all, yet years of bad luck suggest that not even money or power could protect dynasties that are mentioned in this series. The documentary will try to answer if the source of their misfortune could be pride, wealth, genetics or something much more sinister.

Documentary series that examines various family curses – the Kennedy Curse, the Grimaldi Curse, the Pharaoh Curse, the Getty Curse, the Mad Monk Curse,... and tells the true stories about famous families and their tragedies. These powerful families seemingly had it all, yet years of bad luck suggest that not even money or power could protect dynasties that are mentioned in this series. The documentary will try to answer if the source of their misfortune could be pride, wealth, genetics or something much more sinister.

Captivating documentary series that explores the secrets of the legendary cities- Athens, Alexandria, Tikal and Rome, that played an important part of the ancient world. Series will try to answer how these cities became temples of knowledge, who were the people that lived in them, and what was it like to live there. Using stunning CGI reconstructions, contemporary footage, and with the help of renowned experts, this amazing series will show viewers architectural treasures and lost civilizations that laid the foundations of our modern world.

People from ancient times were incredible engineers and excellent builders who created spectacular structures and monuments that have baffled science for thousands of years, and some of them still stand proudly today. Follow us as we look at a number of amazing achievements of engineering from the ancient world such as The Great Wall of China, Pyramids, Taj Mahal, Notre Dame, and more.

Three relics help us to discover the still complicated history of the British Empire; we visit Haslar, the island of Montserrat, and the island of Merasheen, the first British colony in history.

In 1968, 71-year-old prospector Bernard Rover crawled through 10 miles of Pitt Lake wilderness in a fight for his life; he was disoriented and secretive about where he had been and what he had found.

What appeared to be a boundless empty terrain was in fact a richly inhabited landscape of diverse indigenous peoples who were not about to surrender their lands without a fight.

Technology was used to deceive the enemy; radio and transmitters spread false information, and a ghost army tricked entire enemy forces by using sound effects.

Documentary series. James Holland, the knowledgeable World War II historian, travels across Europe to investigate the innovative war machines used by Germany's Third Reich. Whether it was the feared air-fleet of the Luftwaffe, the ubiquitously destructive U-boats, or the brutal land-based tank divisions, German's stronghold at the start of the Second World War was largely due to their superior machinery. Join James Holland as he digs through rare archives to reveal exactly who built these extraordinary machines and how they became so dependable.

Documentary series. James Holland, the knowledgeable World War II historian, travels across Europe to investigate the innovative war machines used by Germany's Third Reich. Whether it was the feared air-fleet of the Luftwaffe, the ubiquitously destructive U-boats, or the brutal land-based tank divisions, German's stronghold at the start of the Second World War was largely due to their superior machinery. Join James Holland as he digs through rare archives to reveal exactly who built these extraordinary machines and how they became so dependable.

Documentary series. James Holland, the knowledgeable World War II historian, travels across Europe to investigate the innovative war machines used by Germany's Third Reich. Whether it was the feared air-fleet of the Luftwaffe, the ubiquitously destructive U-boats, or the brutal land-based tank divisions, German's stronghold at the start of the Second World War was largely due to their superior machinery. Join James Holland as he digs through rare archives to reveal exactly who built these extraordinary machines and how they became so dependable.

Documentary series. James Holland, the knowledgeable World War II historian, travels across Europe to investigate the innovative war machines used by Germany's Third Reich. Whether it was the feared air-fleet of the Luftwaffe, the ubiquitously destructive U-boats, or the brutal land-based tank divisions, German's stronghold at the start of the Second World War was largely due to their superior machinery. Join James Holland as he digs through rare archives to reveal exactly who built these extraordinary machines and how they became so dependable.

Unpublished documents show that the Vatican tried to fight Hitler; in March 1939, Eugenio Pacelli was elected Pope. What would Pope Pius XII do – openly condemn Nazism, or remain silent... and why?

Hitler unleashed war and Pius XII organised meetings to thwart him, but the Allies did not trust the Pope's words; meanwhile, Hitler had started sending Jews to their deaths in concentration camps.

Hitler once said that the Pope was his personal enemy; he could finally carry out his revenge on Pius XII after the Nazi occupation of Italy, so he decided to invade the Vatican and kidnap the Pope.

With the war over, thousands of Nazis were fleeing Europe with the help of members of the Vatican, but there was another man who declared himself an enemy of the Pope: Joseph Stalin.

In the fall of 1922, Benito Mussolini assumed power. His legal coup that begins on October 24 in Naples is a masterpiece. He presents the fragile Italian parliamentary monarchy with an ultimatum: "Either they give us power, or we go to Rome". And so the mythical procession to Rome began and Mussolini's totalitarian regime began. In this first part, we find out how Mussolini seized and held on to power for two decades.

In the mid-1930s, after fifteen years in power, Mussolini became increasingly radical. He has an obsession: he wants to transform the Italians into "new people" and dreams of a restoration of the Roman Empire. After his struggles against the left in the 1920s and against the Ethiopians in the 1930s, he has a new target in 1938: the Jews. Mussolini makes a pact with Hitler, but after a long series of disappointments in World War II, Italy was no longer willing to follow him in its shared struggle with Nazi Germany. It was the beginning of his downfall.

This documentary tells the story of the first African-American unit of WW2; known as the 'Black Panthers', they fought the Nazis on the front lines while battling discrimination from their own country.

Captivating documentary series that explores the secrets of the legendary cities- Athens, Alexandria, Tikal and Rome, that played an important part of the ancient world. Series will try to answer how these cities became temples of knowledge, who were the people that lived in them, and what was it like to live there. Using stunning CGI reconstructions, contemporary footage, and with the help of renowned experts, this amazing series will show viewers architectural treasures and lost civilizations that laid the foundations of our modern world.

People from ancient times were incredible engineers and excellent builders who created spectacular structures and monuments that have baffled science for thousands of years, and some of them still stand proudly today. Follow us as we look at a number of amazing achievements of engineering from the ancient world such as The Great Wall of China, Pyramids, Taj Mahal, Notre Dame, and more.

Three relics help us to discover the still complicated history of the British Empire; we visit Haslar, the island of Montserrat, and the island of Merasheen, the first British colony in history.

Hidden away in museums, laboratories, and storage rooms around the world are the most remarkable objects on Earth; using new research and technology, we get under their skin like never before.

For the first time in a hundred years, a Viking burial ship will be dug up in Norway; with full access to the archaeological site, we will follow every step of this extremely rare excavation.

With the war over, thousands of Nazis were fleeing Europe with the help of members of the Vatican, but there was another man who declared himself an enemy of the Pope: Joseph Stalin.

May 24th, 1941: the HMS Hood is destroyed in eight minutes by the German ship Bismarck. Churchill sends out the order to hunt it down; this is the final 24 hours of the mission to sink the Bismarck.

Hosted by Jamie Theakston the series uncovers the shocking truth hidden behind great myths and historical legends, conspiracy theories and lost civilizations. He concentrates on certain parts of history where there are still question marks remaining. Jamie aims at uncovering the core of top stories, he investigates, gathers evidence and facts, analyses and studies and presents unbelievable information in the series. The viewers can find out truth about the death of Mussolini, the bloodline of Christ and the real Mary Magdalene, lost treasure of the Templars, and the secrets of the Alchemists and mysteries of the Vatican. Welcome if you love history with a portion of mystery on the side.

This episode explores the "Vikingopolis" – the mounds around the fjords at Borre – the truth behind the fabled 'Fimbulwinter', and whether Thor and Odin actually existed or not.

In this episode, we discover more about the slave trade in the Viking age, a second female skeleton found in the Oseburg ship, and an account of a survivor of a Viking slave raid.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Despite being one of the most studied civilizations, rich in history, culture, science and art, much of Ancient Egypt remains a great mystery to this day. This series uses the latest science and cutting-edge technology to help experts solve some of Egypt's most enduring mysteries that have tormented scientists for years. From King Tut to Queen Cleopatra and the Pyramids at Giza, this series sheds a new light on our understanding of wonderful and exciting Egypt.

Hannibal, one of history's most famous generals, crossed the Alps in only 16 days to launch an attack on Rome; a team of experts uncover for the first time how Hannibal's army made its journey.

The Holy Lance is said to be the weapon with which Roman legionary Longinus pierced Jesus Christ's side after his crucifixion; this documentary explores the history of this captivating artefact.

A discovery 20,000 years ago in Ice Age Spain ruins its finders' life; we also travel to Turin in Italy, which is home to one of one of the most controversial relics of the Christian church.

Hidden away in museums, laboratories, and storage rooms around the world are the most remarkable objects on Earth; using new research and technology, we get under their skin like never before.

Can a team of eccentric geniuses decode an encrypted German telegram in time, and will revealing its contents damage Britain's relationship with its ally America forever?

Documentary series that examines various family curses – the Kennedy Curse, the Grimaldi Curse, the Pharaoh Curse, the Getty Curse, the Mad Monk Curse,... and tells the true stories about famous families and their tragedies. These powerful families seemingly had it all, yet years of bad luck suggest that not even money or power could protect dynasties that are mentioned in this series. The documentary will try to answer if the source of their misfortune could be pride, wealth, genetics or something much more sinister.

Why would anyone make a hat decorated with human teeth, and can a golden quiver from a Macedonian tomb prove the existence of the mythical Amazonian female warriors?

The Nile is Egypt's lifeline; its water transforms parched soils into productive farmland, and the first houses and settlements are built from its mud.

Documentary series that, for the first time, shows the audience most important events of World War II through spectacular colourised footage. From the Nazi occupation of France with the Blitzkrieg, the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the battle of Midway, to the D-Day landings, Siege of Stalingrad, Hiroshima and other pivotal events, this incredible but disturbing full colour footage will provide a new look on the deadliest conflict in human history. Some of the footage in the series has never been seen before at all, not even in black and white.

Documentary series that will show the audience some of the most iconic moments in the WWII and the history of warfare. Each episode conveys the reality of the fast-moving, life or death nature of the key battles in the defeat of Nazi Germany in the West – the D-Day landings, the Operation Cobra and the devastating German defeat at Falaise, Operation Market Garden where thousands of Allied paratroopers seized key bridges but it ended with unsuccessful airborne operation at Arnhem, to the bloodiest single battle fought by US forces in World War Two- battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the last bridge standing across the Rhine at Remagen. The series features emotional testimonies from those who were there and were lucky enough to return home, and shows how everything from weather and terrain to supply and communications, unit morale and unexpected enemy action can turn the outcome of the battle around.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

What appeared to be a boundless empty terrain was in fact a richly inhabited landscape of diverse indigenous peoples who were not about to surrender their lands without a fight.

In 1968, 71-year-old prospector Bernard Rover crawled through 10 miles of Pitt Lake wilderness in a fight for his life; he was disoriented and secretive about where he had been and what he had found.

For the first time in a hundred years, a Viking burial ship will be dug up in Norway; with full access to the archaeological site, we will follow every step of this extremely rare excavation.

One of the longest rivers on the planet, the 6,500km of the Nile pass through 9 countries and a myriad of diverse environments and landscapes. This program presents analysis by the world's greatest Egyptologists, using cutting edge technology such as LiDar and underwater drones, searching the banks of the mighty river for architectural wonders created by the Pharaohs. From a submerged pier at the city of Aswan, to Karnak at Luxor, and the underwater pyramid of Hawara.

Why would anyone make a hat decorated with human teeth, and can a golden quiver from a Macedonian tomb prove the existence of the mythical Amazonian female warriors?

The Nile is Egypt's lifeline; its water transforms parched soils into productive farmland, and the first houses and settlements are built from its mud.

Documentary series that, for the first time, shows the audience most important events of World War II through spectacular colourised footage. From the Nazi occupation of France with the Blitzkrieg, the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the battle of Midway, to the D-Day landings, Siege of Stalingrad, Hiroshima and other pivotal events, this incredible but disturbing full colour footage will provide a new look on the deadliest conflict in human history. Some of the footage in the series has never been seen before at all, not even in black and white.

Documentary series that will show the audience some of the most iconic moments in the WWII and the history of warfare. Each episode conveys the reality of the fast-moving, life or death nature of the key battles in the defeat of Nazi Germany in the West – the D-Day landings, the Operation Cobra and the devastating German defeat at Falaise, Operation Market Garden where thousands of Allied paratroopers seized key bridges but it ended with unsuccessful airborne operation at Arnhem, to the bloodiest single battle fought by US forces in World War Two- battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the last bridge standing across the Rhine at Remagen. The series features emotional testimonies from those who were there and were lucky enough to return home, and shows how everything from weather and terrain to supply and communications, unit morale and unexpected enemy action can turn the outcome of the battle around.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

Documentary series that explores and investigates the murders and mysterious deaths surrounding the Nazis that have remained either lost, forgotten or even covered up – from the suspicious death of Hitler's niece Geli Raubal, who was found dead in his apartment in 1931 and of Hermann Goering, who managed to cheat the hangman by taking a cyanide capsule on the day before his scheduled death, to the conspiracies and facts relating to Rudolf Hess's dramatic flight to Scotland in 1941 and his subsequent death in Spandau prison, and many other shocking stories. Combining expert interviews with dramatic reconstruction, international location filming and archive footage, each episode will shed a new light on people, stories and history that you thought you knew.

The discovery of the body of a British officer was considered a major intelligence coup for the Germans; Operation Mincemeat would be the Trojan horse of WWII that may have saved thousands of lives.

Incredible and unique documentary series that tells the never-before-heard story of World War II- the untold story of war production and war factories, and how the war was won and lost. One can win only if he has enough bullets, planes, tanks, steel and food. Hear the tales of German aviation industry, the Krupp company, Stalin's massive war factories, American General Motors, British engineering giant Vickers, and many others, that shaped the Second World War.

Documentary series that explores and investigates the murders and mysterious deaths surrounding the Nazis that have remained either lost, forgotten or even covered up – from the suspicious death of Hitler's niece Geli Raubal, who was found dead in his apartment in 1931 and of Hermann Goering, who managed to cheat the hangman by taking a cyanide capsule on the day before his scheduled death, to the conspiracies and facts relating to Rudolf Hess's dramatic flight to Scotland in 1941 and his subsequent death in Spandau prison, and many other shocking stories. Combining expert interviews with dramatic reconstruction, international location filming and archive footage, each episode will shed a new light on people, stories and history that you thought you knew.

The discovery of the body of a British officer was considered a major intelligence coup for the Germans; Operation Mincemeat would be the Trojan horse of WWII that may have saved thousands of lives.

WWII began with a deadly deception inside a Polish radio station; the early years of the war saw deception in its infancy, from code-breaking and spies to fake bombing sites and even inflatable tanks.

From royal families spanning centuries to billionaire business tycoons and their clans, "Cursed Bloodlines" examines real-life historical instances of tragically ill-fated bloodlines.

Documentary series that examines various family curses – the Kennedy Curse, the Grimaldi Curse, the Pharaoh Curse, the Getty Curse, the Mad Monk Curse,... and tells the true stories about famous families and their tragedies. These powerful families seemingly had it all, yet years of bad luck suggest that not even money or power could protect dynasties that are mentioned in this series. The documentary will try to answer if the source of their misfortune could be pride, wealth, genetics or something much more sinister.

Does a strange carved wooden tablet hold the secrets of a lost civilisation, could a machine really measure beauty, and could a disk that looks 3D-printed really have come from ancient Egypt?

Kings and queens ruled Ancient Egypt for more than 3000 years until it perished with Cleopatra's death, but the empire has left behind much more than magnificent temples and impressive pyramids.

In June 1914, the first steps towards war were made when Archduke Franz Ferdinand, from the house of Habsburg, was assassinated by Slav nationalist Gavrilo Princip.

Documentary series that will show the audience some of the most iconic moments in the WWII and the history of warfare. Each episode conveys the reality of the fast-moving, life or death nature of the key battles in the defeat of Nazi Germany in the West – the D-Day landings, the Operation Cobra and the devastating German defeat at Falaise, Operation Market Garden where thousands of Allied paratroopers seized key bridges but it ended with unsuccessful airborne operation at Arnhem, to the bloodiest single battle fought by US forces in World War Two- battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the last bridge standing across the Rhine at Remagen. The series features emotional testimonies from those who were there and were lucky enough to return home, and shows how everything from weather and terrain to supply and communications, unit morale and unexpected enemy action can turn the outcome of the battle around.

Rise and Fall: The Turning Points of World War II (2019), uses depiction of friction, for both sides of the war. The show premiered with six episodes and it has managed to gauge a profuse interest for the conflict, that has been present for a number of years. From "The Gathering Storm" to "Blitzkreig", this television series touches on all the key moments that divided public opinion and were a main contributor, to the overall outcome of the Second World War. In keeping with the structure of the programme, the series methodically validates key events in the WW2 timeline. Follow the lives of the soldiers on the Western & Eastern front through original footage and historical narration that declares interesting facts, throughout.

Explore the invasion of Poland at the start of World War II and the creation of the Underground Army, a resistance movement that became the most powerful of its kind in Europe.

The Polish underground state wages a propaganda war – meanwhile, military intelligence steals the greatest German secrets of ballistic missiles, and there is a daring escape from Pawiak prison.

WWII began with a deadly deception inside a Polish radio station; the early years of the war saw deception in its infancy, from code-breaking and spies to fake bombing sites and even inflatable tanks.

One of the longest rivers on the planet, the 6,500km of the Nile pass through 9 countries and a myriad of diverse environments and landscapes. This program presents analysis by the world's greatest Egyptologists, using cutting edge technology such as LiDar and underwater drones, searching the banks of the mighty river for architectural wonders created by the Pharaohs. From a submerged pier at the city of Aswan, to Karnak at Luxor, and the underwater pyramid of Hawara.

Does a strange carved wooden tablet hold the secrets of a lost civilisation, could a machine really measure beauty, and could a disk that looks 3D-printed really have come from ancient Egypt?

Kings and queens ruled Ancient Egypt for more than 3000 years until it perished with Cleopatra's death, but the empire has left behind much more than magnificent temples and impressive pyramids.

In June 1914, the first steps towards war were made when Archduke Franz Ferdinand, from the house of Habsburg, was assassinated by Slav nationalist Gavrilo Princip.

Documentary series that will show the audience some of the most iconic moments in the WWII and the history of warfare. Each episode conveys the reality of the fast-moving, life or death nature of the key battles in the defeat of Nazi Germany in the West – the D-Day landings, the Operation Cobra and the devastating German defeat at Falaise, Operation Market Garden where thousands of Allied paratroopers seized key bridges but it ended with unsuccessful airborne operation at Arnhem, to the bloodiest single battle fought by US forces in World War Two- battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the last bridge standing across the Rhine at Remagen. The series features emotional testimonies from those who were there and were lucky enough to return home, and shows how everything from weather and terrain to supply and communications, unit morale and unexpected enemy action can turn the outcome of the battle around.

Rise and Fall: The Turning Points of World War II (2019), uses depiction of friction, for both sides of the war. The show premiered with six episodes and it has managed to gauge a profuse interest for the conflict, that has been present for a number of years. From "The Gathering Storm" to "Blitzkreig", this television series touches on all the key moments that divided public opinion and were a main contributor, to the overall outcome of the Second World War. In keeping with the structure of the programme, the series methodically validates key events in the WW2 timeline. Follow the lives of the soldiers on the Western & Eastern front through original footage and historical narration that declares interesting facts, throughout.

The life and death of Cleopatra is shrouded in mystery; the discovery of this legendary queen's last resting place could shed new light on her personal and political trajectory.

The Egyptian queen Tiye inspired a religious revolution over 3,000 years ago that threw Egypt into turmoil – and may have blazed a trail for the world's leading religions.

Rise and Fall: The Turning Points of World War II (2019), uses depiction of friction, for both sides of the war. The show premiered with six episodes and it has managed to gauge a profuse interest for the conflict, that has been present for a number of years. From "The Gathering Storm" to "Blitzkreig", this television series touches on all the key moments that divided public opinion and were a main contributor, to the overall outcome of the Second World War. In keeping with the structure of the programme, the series methodically validates key events in the WW2 timeline. Follow the lives of the soldiers on the Western & Eastern front through original footage and historical narration that declares interesting facts, throughout.

The life and death of Cleopatra is shrouded in mystery; the discovery of this legendary queen's last resting place could shed new light on her personal and political trajectory.

The Egyptian queen Tiye inspired a religious revolution over 3,000 years ago that threw Egypt into turmoil – and may have blazed a trail for the world's leading religions.

This series tells incredible stories from the annals of history about great treasures, long-held conspiracy theories, ancient relics, lost civilisations and wartime secrets.

From royal families spanning centuries to billionaire business tycoons and their clans, "Cursed Bloodlines" examines real-life historical instances of tragically ill-fated bloodlines.

The Egyptian queen Tiye inspired a religious revolution over 3,000 years ago that threw Egypt into turmoil – and may have blazed a trail for the world's leading religions.

Aside from impressive stone temples, most traces of settlement have disappeared today, but research is gaining deeper insights into the urban life and residential culture of the ancient Egyptians.

During WWI, men had to endure combat and extreme conditions; civilians dealt with food shortages and raids. The insidiousness of ethnic cleansing raised its head, and a young Adolf Hitler took note.

Rise and Fall: The Turning Points of World War II (2019), uses depiction of friction, for both sides of the war. The show premiered with six episodes and it has managed to gauge a profuse interest for the conflict, that has been present for a number of years. From "The Gathering Storm" to "Blitzkreig", this television series touches on all the key moments that divided public opinion and were a main contributor, to the overall outcome of the Second World War. In keeping with the structure of the programme, the series methodically validates key events in the WW2 timeline. Follow the lives of the soldiers on the Western & Eastern front through original footage and historical narration that declares interesting facts, throughout.

The life and death of Cleopatra is shrouded in mystery; the discovery of this legendary queen's last resting place could shed new light on her personal and political trajectory.

The Egyptian queen Tiye inspired a religious revolution over 3,000 years ago that threw Egypt into turmoil – and may have blazed a trail for the world's leading religions.

To mark the 100 years since the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun, we witness how 150 objects from the tomb were moved to the biggest international exhibition ever dedicated to the Golden Boy."

One of the longest rivers on the planet, the 6,500km of the Nile pass through 9 countries and a myriad of diverse environments and landscapes. This program presents analysis by the world's greatest Egyptologists, using cutting edge technology such as LiDar and underwater drones, searching the banks of the mighty river for architectural wonders created by the Pharaohs. From a submerged pier at the city of Aswan, to Karnak at Luxor, and the underwater pyramid of Hawara.

Zahi and his team unearth sarcophagi dating from the New Kingdom and the Late Period of ancient Egypt that will need to be scanned and maybe even opened, but there are more surprises in store...

Aside from impressive stone temples, most traces of settlement have disappeared today, but research is gaining deeper insights into the urban life and residential culture of the ancient Egyptians.

During WWI, men had to endure combat and extreme conditions; civilians dealt with food shortages and raids. The insidiousness of ethnic cleansing raised its head, and a young Adolf Hitler took note.

Documentary series that will show the audience some of the most iconic moments in the WWII and the history of warfare. Each episode conveys the reality of the fast-moving, life or death nature of the key battles in the defeat of Nazi Germany in the West – the D-Day landings, the Operation Cobra and the devastating German defeat at Falaise, Operation Market Garden where thousands of Allied paratroopers seized key bridges but it ended with unsuccessful airborne operation at Arnhem, to the bloodiest single battle fought by US forces in World War Two- battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the last bridge standing across the Rhine at Remagen. The series features emotional testimonies from those who were there and were lucky enough to return home, and shows how everything from weather and terrain to supply and communications, unit morale and unexpected enemy action can turn the outcome of the battle around.

Rise and Fall: The Turning Points of World War II (2019), uses depiction of friction, for both sides of the war. The show premiered with six episodes and it has managed to gauge a profuse interest for the conflict, that has been present for a number of years. From "The Gathering Storm" to "Blitzkreig", this television series touches on all the key moments that divided public opinion and were a main contributor, to the overall outcome of the Second World War. In keeping with the structure of the programme, the series methodically validates key events in the WW2 timeline. Follow the lives of the soldiers on the Western & Eastern front through original footage and historical narration that declares interesting facts, throughout.

In the fall of 1922, Benito Mussolini assumed power. His legal coup that begins on October 24 in Naples is a masterpiece. He presents the fragile Italian parliamentary monarchy with an ultimatum: "Either they give us power, or we go to Rome". And so the mythical procession to Rome began and Mussolini's totalitarian regime began. In this first part, we find out how Mussolini seized and held on to power for two decades.

In the mid-1930s, after fifteen years in power, Mussolini became increasingly radical. He has an obsession: he wants to transform the Italians into "new people" and dreams of a restoration of the Roman Empire. After his struggles against the left in the 1920s and against the Ethiopians in the 1930s, he has a new target in 1938: the Jews. Mussolini makes a pact with Hitler, but after a long series of disappointments in World War II, Italy was no longer willing to follow him in its shared struggle with Nazi Germany. It was the beginning of his downfall.