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Counting down from 35 to 24, this episode includes a space venture of a shuttle called Challenger, a ship journey on the unsinkable Titanic, and a car chase of Princess Diana.

For the first time since Americans entered the war, Marines face Japanese infantrymen at Guadal Canal. In the jungles, two powerful armies clash in a six month battle that claims nearly 30,000 lives.

The Allies launch an ill-fated attack on the German-occupied port of Dieppe, France.

German forces encounter Russian resistance.

Erwin Rommel battles Allied forces in North Africa in 1942.

From architecture to necropolises or shipbuilding discover the Egyptian symbols that have survived through the ages and what they mean today.

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.

In this special edition of Mysterious Places, we capture the magic and majesty of the most extraordinary pre-Columbian cities in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula: Chichen Itza and Uxmal.

In the city of Santiago de Compostella lies a magnificent cathedral that serves as a sacred shrine. The cathedral is said to contain the mortal remains of St. James.

The mysterious palace of Knossos, found in Crete, is the center of ancient Minoan ceremonial culture. Let's find out what really went on in the dark halls of the palace's underground labyrinth.

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.

Explore the latest findings about the development of the earliest civilizations and the transition from hunter-gatherer to city dweller.

This episode investigates the realities behind everyday life in the city including law and order, education, taxation and early class systems.

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.

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

Join Mike Wallace as he investigates the mind of the serial killer, from Charles Manson to Wayne Williams, and what drives them to their crimes.

Man's ways of harnessing one of mother nature's most crucial elements.

Three manmade marvels, ancient to modern, that showcase the incredible breadth of human imagination and man's mastery of engineering.

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.

President Richard Nixon's trip to China and the Watergate break-in.

In 1968 the Vietcong staged a series of attacks across South Vietnam even gaining ground in Saigon. Despite being a military disaster, the offensive provided more ammunition for the anti-war movement.

In the North African desert in 1942, American fighting forces encounter the dreaded Rommel for the first time to stop the German war machine.

The Japanese meet resistance from British forces as they advance through Burma to take India in 1944.

The Pyramid of Khufu is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World which can still be seen in its original state. 146 metres high, 230 metres wide, and made from almost 2.5 million blocks, the Pyramid of Khufu breaks all the records.

Today, Lyon is the third-largest city in France but during ancient times, it was the largest. At the time, the capital of the Gauls was called Lugdunum.

Fresh from victory in North Africa, the Allies successfully invade the island of Sicily, staging an eventual Italian withdrawal from the war.

American bombers target a Romanian oil refinery in a daring 1943 mission.

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