Programação de History Hit

After 1940, German night raids met British radar defenses Norfolk museum shows radar's WWII role.

Documentary follows final World War, focusing on Allies' strategy tensions.

Allies fight Nazi regime, liberate survivors, expose horrors.

Soviet Union sought European control post-Allies' victory; US unwilling to support British eastward efforts.

Pacific war ends with atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Post-WWII world changes, borders drawn, new governments established.

Chaos marked WWII's final year as Nazis fought in the east, the Red Army advanced, and Allies freed France.

Andrew Roberts shares a selection of items from his Winston Churchill collection, documenting the fascinating life of one of Britain's most iconic figures.

The exceptional leadership of WWII generals Patton, MacArthur, Bradley, and Eisenhower.

The 1941 Japanese surprise attack on the US, resulting in the sinking of five US warships

In 1942, Pacific war shifted after Japan's failed Pearl Harbor attempt, with the US asserting sea dominance

During WWII, US General George C. Marshall used a two-pronged strategy to blockade Japan

In 1940 Churchill formed the SOE, merging secret units and using stately homes for training.

After 1940, German night raids met British radar defenses Norfolk museum shows radar's WWII role.

Dogs and horses shaped warfare horses served transport and cavalry, still trained today WWI losses.

WWII fears led to mass euthanasia of 750,000 British pets after ARP guidance confusion.

Dan provides accounts of crusades, from the conquest of Jerusalem in 1099 to the Spanish Reconquista in 1492.

Henry V of England, born 1386, led during power struggles and the Hundred Years War.

Packed full of knowledge, Medieval Fight Book uncovers the real story of Europe in the Middle Ages.

Henry VIII, born 1491, ruled after Arthur's death; admired by More, Erasmus; faced court tensions.

Historians discuss Henry VIII's death and his children in the 'Not Just the Tudors... Lates' series.

Medieval expert Matt Lewis embarks on a thrilling journey to Britain's iconic castles in his new series.

Ludlow Castle Norman power from 1086, evolving from timber to stone with strong medieval defenses.

Matt Lewis explores Conwy Castle, a royal jewel of Edward I, examining its French and Tudor ties.

King Henry V's image shifts from charming leader to ruthless ruler, key to British history.

Nicola Tallis on Margaret Beaufort, Tudor matriarch and royal ancestor, in Edinburgh New Town.

Jane Seymour rose from lady-in-waiting to Queen-Henry VIII's third wife and mother of his heir.

Catherine Howard, noble-born, lived in Lambeth; raised during England's colonial expansion.