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8:00AM
10 Things You Don’t Know About
Adolph Hitler was history's most notorious anti-Semite, so hell-bent on world domination that his Nazi war machine inflicted death and destruction on millions of innocent victims. Historian David Eisenbach reveals that Hitler had been homeless.
8:30AM
9:00AM
Story Feature
From the Nazi Blitzkrieg in 1939 to the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, the Axis tide rolled unchecked. But Axis luck was about to turn in a series of bloody showdowns. Review the battles that spelled doom for Hitler and his allies and led to V.E. Day...a day that came too late for millions of civilians as well as soldiers who gave their lives.
10:30AM
Story Feature
The Allies began their strategic offensive against Japan with the Solomon Islands landings, and Admiral Halsey's Battle of the Bismarck Sea helped neutralize the Japanese offensive. We review the great battles that doomed Japan, and salute the men whose triumphs in cockpits, foxholes, and gun turrets won Allied victory in WWII.
12:00PM
Story Feature
This is the story of World War II told through the astonishing filter of a widespread Nazi scheme to provide methamphetamine to German soldiers to make them invincible. It's an incredible, long-hidden history of a devious plan to find the chemical edge the Nazis knew they would need to conquer the world. And most shocking of all, this vast drug conspiracy is sourced straight from rare historical records secured by the Allies after the war.
2:00PM
Story Feature
What if the Nazis had held out, and the war in Europe lasted until 1946? We'll review the remarkable aircraft that Germany had in development at war's end, such as manned supersonic aircraft, manned V-2s, 100-ton intercontinental bombers, and stealth bombers.
3:00PM
Story Feature
Chronicles the unspeakable atrocities and blind obedience that led to history's most important war tribunal. For the eight justices who embarked on this untried experiment in world justice, a terrible question loomed--when do the actions of war become crimes against humanity?
4:00PM
10 Things You Don’t Know About
Adolph Hitler was history's most notorious anti-Semite, so hell-bent on world domination that his Nazi war machine inflicted death and destruction on millions of innocent victims. Historian David Eisenbach reveals that Hitler had been homeless.
4:30PM
5:00PM
Story Feature
From the Nazi Blitzkrieg in 1939 to the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, the Axis tide rolled unchecked. But Axis luck was about to turn in a series of bloody showdowns. Review the battles that spelled doom for Hitler and his allies and led to V.E. Day...a day that came too late for millions of civilians as well as soldiers who gave their lives.
6:30PM
Story Feature
The Allies began their strategic offensive against Japan with the Solomon Islands landings, and Admiral Halsey's Battle of the Bismarck Sea helped neutralize the Japanese offensive. We review the great battles that doomed Japan, and salute the men whose triumphs in cockpits, foxholes, and gun turrets won Allied victory in WWII.
8:00PM
Story Feature
This is the story of World War II told through the astonishing filter of a widespread Nazi scheme to provide methamphetamine to German soldiers to make them invincible. It's an incredible, long-hidden history of a devious plan to find the chemical edge the Nazis knew they would need to conquer the world. And most shocking of all, this vast drug conspiracy is sourced straight from rare historical records secured by the Allies after the war.
10:00PM
Story Feature
What if the Nazis had held out, and the war in Europe lasted until 1946? We'll review the remarkable aircraft that Germany had in development at war's end, such as manned supersonic aircraft, manned V-2s, 100-ton intercontinental bombers, and stealth bombers.
11:00PM
Story Feature
Chronicles the unspeakable atrocities and blind obedience that led to history's most important war tribunal. For the eight justices who embarked on this untried experiment in world justice, a terrible question loomed--when do the actions of war become crimes against humanity?
12:00AM
10 Things You Don’t Know About
Adolph Hitler was history's most notorious anti-Semite, so hell-bent on world domination that his Nazi war machine inflicted death and destruction on millions of innocent victims. Historian David Eisenbach reveals that Hitler had been homeless.
12:30AM
1:00AM
Story Feature
From the Nazi Blitzkrieg in 1939 to the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, the Axis tide rolled unchecked. But Axis luck was about to turn in a series of bloody showdowns. Review the battles that spelled doom for Hitler and his allies and led to V.E. Day...a day that came too late for millions of civilians as well as soldiers who gave their lives.
2:30AM
Story Feature
The Allies began their strategic offensive against Japan with the Solomon Islands landings, and Admiral Halsey's Battle of the Bismarck Sea helped neutralize the Japanese offensive. We review the great battles that doomed Japan, and salute the men whose triumphs in cockpits, foxholes, and gun turrets won Allied victory in WWII.
4:00AM
Story Feature
This is the story of World War II told through the astonishing filter of a widespread Nazi scheme to provide methamphetamine to German soldiers to make them invincible. It's an incredible, long-hidden history of a devious plan to find the chemical edge the Nazis knew they would need to conquer the world. And most shocking of all, this vast drug conspiracy is sourced straight from rare historical records secured by the Allies after the war.
6:00AM
Story Feature
What if the Nazis had held out, and the war in Europe lasted until 1946? We'll review the remarkable aircraft that Germany had in development at war's end, such as manned supersonic aircraft, manned V-2s, 100-ton intercontinental bombers, and stealth bombers.
7:00AM
Story Feature
Chronicles the unspeakable atrocities and blind obedience that led to history's most important war tribunal. For the eight justices who embarked on this untried experiment in world justice, a terrible question loomed--when do the actions of war become crimes against humanity?