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Nazi's Most Wanted: Assassin Hannie Schaft

Episode 1245

Known among the Nazis as "the girl with the red hair," Hannie Schaft was a resistance fighter so deadly that Adolf Hitler personally ordered her capt…

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Oppenheimer

Episode 1242

On a summer morning in 1945, a device known simply as 'Gadget' was detonated. An enormous explosion tore a crater into the New Mexico desert, melting…

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Black Boxes: Recording Airplanes' Final Moments
Black Boxes: Recording Airplanes' Final Moments

Episode 1241

They can survive in lava for half an hour and accelerations of 3,400 Gs. Their beacons can be detected 20,000 feet beneath the waves. Most shocking o…

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Prigozhin: Putin's 'Favourite'

Episode 1240

Russian history is defined by the rise and fall of favourites. Peter the Great had Menshikov, and Nicholas II had Rasputin. It's part of the architec…

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Napoleon

Episode 1239

Did Napoleon really come from nothing and conquer everything? The release of the trailer for Ridley Scott's new epic biopic film has created hot deba…

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The Picts: Scourge of Rome
The Picts: Scourge of Rome

Episode 1238

Emerging around the 3rd century CE and later designated official adversaries of the Roman Empire, the Picts wreaked havoc across the northern fringes…

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Russia & USA: The 100-Year Cold War

Episode 1237

The Cold War was defined by the antagonism between two world superpowers: the United States and the Soviet Union. They relied on proxy wars, espionag…

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The North Pole Scandal: Frederick Cook vs Philip Gibbs
The North Pole Scandal: Frederick Cook vs Philip Gibbs

Episode 1236

In the autumn of 1909, the American explorer Frederick Cook arrived in Copenhagen, claiming to have become the first person to reach the North Pole. …

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Dan Explains: Operation Mincemeat
Dan Explains: Operation Mincemeat

Episode 1235

On the 30th of April, 1943, the corpse of a 'Major Martin' washed up near the Spanish city of Huelva. On his body, Spanish officials found secret doc…

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Dan Explains: The Battle of Kursk
Dan Explains: The Battle of Kursk

Episode 1234

The Battle of Kursk in July and August of 1943 was the last major attempt by the Nazis to turn the tide of the war in the East. Millions of soldiers …

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