On April 4, 1968, in the wake of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Robert F. Kennedy make a speech. It was a moving, extemporaneous plea for peace and reconciliation. By risking his own life and defying city officials, Kennedy helped Indianapolis avert the violence that swept the rest of the country.

Groups considered disloyal to the state or physically or racially inferior were deprived of their rights and very often their lives under Nazi laws.

Capture: Why They Fought

Captivity: Forced to Surrender

Freedom: The Long Journey Home

Rise of Bulgaria

Sack of Constantinople

Battle of Adrianople 1205

Battle of Klokotnitsa 1230

How the Romans Retook Constantinople

D-Day

Attrition

Breakout D-Day

Betrayal

Crucifixion

Resurrection

The Irish - Warriors of the Emerald Isle

The Maurya - Warriors of the Elephant

The Aztecs

Samurai

Shaolin - Masters of Kung Fu

The Hawaiians - Warriors of Paradise

Antietam

Vicksburg

Gettysburg

Chickamauga

Overland Campaign

This is the untold story of the 'Lebensborn.' For the first time, the children born into this program find out the dark secret of their origins.

In 1944 the Allies decided to attempt a double invasion in the North and South of France. Their plan was to ensnare the Germans in a pincer, and end the war. Operation Overlord, the more famous of the two invasions, took place in Normandy on June 6th 1944. Operation Dragoon, Overlord's lesser known sister, took place in Provence on August 15th 1944. What happened during the "Other D-Day"?

Groups considered disloyal to the state or physically or racially inferior were deprived of their rights and very often their lives under Nazi laws.

The Ninja - Warriors of the Night

The Sioux - Warriors of the Plains

The Zulus

B-52 Bomber

Denver Airport

EA-6B Prowler

Cessna 172 Skyhawk

UH-1 Iroquois

Norad

The Apollo Program

Capture: Why They Fought

The family of WW2 survivor Raymond Haerry travels 5,000 miles to return to Pearl Harbor to place their father's ashes back aboard the battleship.

The members of the Islamic State call them "Lion Cubs." They are between 4 and 16 years old. They were brainwashed and abused for many months in military and religious training camps. This rare documentary captures their stories and their induction into a culture of terrorism. What fate awaits these children as ISIS itself fights for its life in war-ravaged Syria, Iraq, and northern Africa?

This historical drama takes us back to one of the great battles in naval history. It took place in 1805 during the great Napoleonic Wars and pitted the British Royal Navy against the combined fleets of Spain and France. In one of the most decisive engagements ever, the Royal Navy lost only one ship while sinking 22 French and Spanish warships. It put an end to Napoleon's plan to invade England.