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Rosemary Cafferkey
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WW II: In August of 1945, after the US had dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan, the Japanese emperor, Emperor Hirohito, prepared his nation for unconditional surrender. But what he does not know is that there is a military faction plotting to keep fighting the war. How close did the faction get to changing World History?
24 Hours: The Japanese Surrender
2025
7.0Hitler's dead. The Allies are closing in on Berlin. The Nazis give their terms to end the war but the Allies demand unconditional surrender. How can they reach agreement?
24 Hours: The Fall of Nazi Germany
2025
7.0On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, Europe will look to the skies for a once-in-a-lifetime event: a total solar eclipse. For the first time in 27 years, the moon’s shadow will sweep dramatically across Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, captivating an estimated 980 million viewers. Traveling at an astonishing 1,500 mph and stretching 190 miles wide, this cosmic marvel promises to be the most talked-about natural event of the decade. Our one-hour special delivers the ultimate front-row seat to this breathtaking phenomenon, packed with expert insights, cutting-edge visuals, and a countdown to the moment the world stands still.
Eclipse Across Europe
2026
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WW II: In August of 1945, after the US had dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan, the Japanese emperor, Emperor Hirohito, prepared his nation for unconditional surrender. But what he does not know is that there is a military faction plotting to keep fighting the war. How close did the faction get to changing World History?
24 Hours: The Japanese Surrender
2025
7.0Hitler's dead. The Allies are closing in on Berlin. The Nazis give their terms to end the war but the Allies demand unconditional surrender. How can they reach agreement?
24 Hours: The Fall of Nazi Germany
2025
7.0On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, Europe will look to the skies for a once-in-a-lifetime event: a total solar eclipse. For the first time in 27 years, the moon’s shadow will sweep dramatically across Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, captivating an estimated 980 million viewers. Traveling at an astonishing 1,500 mph and stretching 190 miles wide, this cosmic marvel promises to be the most talked-about natural event of the decade. Our one-hour special delivers the ultimate front-row seat to this breathtaking phenomenon, packed with expert insights, cutting-edge visuals, and a countdown to the moment the world stands still.
Eclipse Across Europe
2026
