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In Episode Two we countdown from 88 to 74 events that have shaped and influenced thought, marked wars, changed fashion, and rebuilt economies.

German forces retreat across the Rhine on the Remagen bridge near the close of the war.

Kamikaze pilots guard the island of Okinawa from American forces.

In 1945, Soviet and American troops press Hitler's armies from the west and the east, culminating in the fall of Berlin.

In Saqqara, Zahi Hawass and his team uncover a trove of sarcophagi from the New Kingdom and Late Period. With over forty shafts dug, they anticipate rich discoveries.

Despite months of excavation yielding numerous sarcophagi, Zahi Hawass discovers a stone coffin hinting at a vizier's presence from the New Kingdom. Yet, inside, an unexpected surprise awaits.

Chaco Canyon is an archaeological site rich with information, much of it still buried underground. Experts visit this remarkable settlement to piece together the mysteries of the Anasazi culture.

What drove the hysteria of witchcraft trials? Historians, psychiatrists, and practicing witches seek out answers as we visit historic sites in Salem and Danvers.

Even after years of in-depth study, this crude yet stunning arrangement of stones known as Stonehenge in the English countryside continues to astound.

Tales of chivalry, romance and spiritual quest in one of England's most sacred sites: Glastonbury, The Isle of Avalon. We explore many questions surrounding this mysterious place.

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.

Herbert Cukurs is an officer in the Latvian Air Force and his country's most celebrated pilot. After the Nazi invasion, he earns the name The Hangman of Riga after joining forces with the fascists.

By 1960, one of the world's most notorious Nazi war criminals, Adolf Eichmann, is living incognito on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.

Forbidden Histories investigate the ancient tale of the original 'Ark of the Covenant'.

Journalist Jamie Theakston explores the mystery of Hitler's alleged suicide in his bunker.

Follow Jamie Theakston as he follows the clues to discovering who the Man in the Iron Mask really was.

The story of two powerful and influential men of the 20th Century.

As long as there has been organized crime in New York engaged in extortion, racketeering, theft, intimidation, drugs, murder and mayhem, there has been a public fascination with mobsters operating outside the law.

Gangs have been around as long as there have been cities and towns, but in the late 20th century there was an explosion of gang growth and not just in big cities.

Bourbon and moonshine making in the South

Examine the nation's historic shift to the Right because of one leader, who, with a generous spirit and oratorical mastery, was able to move a country in a new direction.

At the close of the 20th Century, few subjects generate as much passion as the death penalty. But it wasn't always that way.

Take a close up look at what it was like, day to day, fighting in Vietnam, and how America's' changing war policy affected soldiers' attitudes on the war and how that changed their daily lives in Vietnam.

Heavily armed vessels disguised as ordinary cargo ships patrolled allied waters, sinking supply boats and stealing their content.

Through new research and 3D imagery, revisit the discovery of boy Pharaoh Tutankhamen and its continuing impact today, 100 years after.

Three police officers were murdered in Shepherd's Bush in 1966, shocking the public and attracting press attention.

Counting down from 75 to 63 we showcase great works of art and scientific feats in space, civil wars, sieges and environmental crises.

The development of the B-17 bomber, which allowed American planes to reach inside Germany and bomb its cities.

U-boats posed the deadliest threat to Allied convoys traveling the Atlantic.

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