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The last episode of the series Eternal Egypt ventures into the desert that the Egyptians of the Nile have never really managed to control. It is still today the place of all dangers and rebellion.

Over 4,500 years ago, near the city of Cairo, once stood an outstanding construction. One of the first pyramids of ancient Egypt, built long before Khufu. The Pyramid of Sekhemkhet.

Six weeks after the D-Day invasion of the Beaches of Normandy, the allied forces are pushing the Germans back through the French countryside. Town by town is won back as Panzer divisions retreat back to the Meuse River.

The Allies break into France and push the Germans back to their own border.

Both political and military expediency were factors in the return of the French capital to its people.

The Allies launch an attack designed to push the Germans back to the Rhine River.

Gen. Douglas MacArthur's return to the Philippines, and the final push to retake the islands after two years of Japanese occupation.

American B-29 high-altitude bomber attacks Japan near the end of World War II.

The Battle of the Gothic Line in 1944.

The December 1944 battle pitting American forces against German Panzer divisions in the Ardennes Forest.

We explore the legend of Romulus and Remus and search for hard evidence of a prehistoric settlement on the Tiber. In Rome’s ancient sewers, we uncover how the first leader turned their city into stone.

Rome’s aggressive expansion takes it toe-to-toe with another great power – Carthage. An ancient town in Tunisia brings this civilization to life. Archaeology on the sea bed off Sicily reveals the brutal naval war between the two powers.

Rome deals with conflict at home. At Pompeii and Fidenae we discover the clues to the huge wealth that flooded the Republic – but divided society. We meet the unlikely champion of the people who brought an end to this rampant inequality.

The story of the greatest Roman of them all - Julius Caesar. His own memoirs guide us through his journey from bankrupt civil servant to invincible general.

Who are the mysterious group known known to the world as "The Illuminati"?

In this episode, we travel to Greece and Italy to make the fabled 'descent into hell'.

As World War Two drew to a close, had the Nazis developed a brand new flying craft?

In this episode we travel to the UK and the USA to look at the life and work of Nikola Tesla.

To lure in additional visitors, Vegas became the destination for top performers, innovative tourism tactics and big payouts!

Spectacle invades the city that never sleeps and a technological revolution takes place.

As the old Mob dwindles, a whole new Mob starts to take over.

Through regulation and investigation, the Mob was forced out of Vegas to keep the city "clean"

Perseus was not meant to come into the world. Fearing the fulfillment of the prediction according to which his grandson would kill him, King Acrisius shut his daughter Danaë away in a fortified tower.

On his quest to find the Golden Fleece, Jason asked the cruel King of Colchis and his daughter Medea, a powerful sorceress, for help.

We all know about Heracles’ unequaled strength and the twelve labors he had to carry out, but we know a great deal less about the way in which his life was turned upside down by terrible curses.

No mortal endured more terrible a tragedy than Oedipus. He was the son of King Laius, King of Thebes.

Antigone was one of Oedipus’ four children. She had two brothers, Eteocles and Polynices, as well as a sister, Ismene.

Located in the bowels of the Earth, Tartarus was the prison of the Underworld, the place where fallen Gods and banished heroes ended up.

To earn the title of Master of Olympus, Zeus took many important steps and overcame many challenges.

His first wife was Metis. His second, who was known as his wife on Olympus, was the jealous Hera.

Located in Dashur's necropolis, the Bent Pyramid stands as the first great pyramid. Its peculiar shape has puzzled experts, sparking debate over whether it resulted from a construction mishap.

Built for pharaoh Khufu over 4,500 years ago, the Great Pyramid of Giza is the only one of the Seven Wonders still standing today - and is by far the most famous of all pyramids!

Builder of the third pyramid of Giza, Menkaure erected a smaller, more modest pyramid than those of his two predecessors. But this discreet gem is perhaps the most revealing of them all.

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