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The Printing Press

How did the invention of the printing press fuel the fires of the Renaissance?

• 52 mins

Prohibition

The age of prohibition was rowdy. Why was it needed, and who were its heroes & villains?

• 58 mins

Christopher Columbus

Columbus is famous for reaching the Americas and opening a new world to European pioneers

• 46 mins

The Knights Templar

How did such a powerful international organisation suddenly find itself brought down?

• 51 mins

The Tudors, Part 1 of 2

Marked by political, religious, and cultural change, the Tudors shaped English history.

• 58 mins

The Vikings

Who were the mortal men and women behind the immortal legends of the Norsemen?

• 51 mins

The Tudors Part 2

The later Tudor years were marked by turmoil, intrigue, and national transformation.

• 55 mins

The Real Greatest Showman

Behind all the smoke and mirrors, was PT Barnum really the Greatest Showman on Earth?

• 56 mins

Introducing...Titanic: Ship of Dreams

Explore life and death on the most infamous ship in history.

• 51 mins

The Titanic

In 1912, a collision with an iceberg sent Titanic to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

• 44 mins

The Egyptian Sphinx

The Great Sphinx is one of Egypt’s most spectacular and mysterious monuments.

• 50 mins

Pearl Harbor, Part 1 of 3

In 1941, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor changed the course of the Second World War.

• 45 mins

The Salem Witch Trials

In 1692, the most infamous witch hunt in history took place in Salem, Massachusetts.

• 54 mins

Pearl Harbor, Part 2 of 3

Chaos reigns in the immediate aftermath of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

• 49 mins

VE Day

Amid the devastation of WW2, how do Europe's citizens look forward with optimism?

• 50 mins

Pearl Harbor, Part 3 of 3

As the smoke clears after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the blame game begins.

• 54 mins