Programação de History Hit

Dan Snow explores Winston Churchill's speeches that shaped Britain's decision to fight Hitler.

Dr. Chris Naunton delves into the rediscovery of Ancient Egypt, tracing its discovery from early travelers

Tutankhamun, born 1340s BC, promoted Atenism to his father Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV).

Anthropologists may have discovered an ancient 7-14 foot tall giant human subgroup

On June 14, 1940, as Germans occupied Paris, doctors Talairach and Suttel risked their lives mapping tunnels.

Lt. Sander faces a tough march to Leningrad, exposing the brutal aims of Germany's east campaign.

Sander's story unfolds as Russian weather stalls the German advance and Soviets prepare a counterattack.

Feb 1943 German Sixth Army surrenders at Stalingrad, shifting WWII momentum.

In April 1945, Hitler contemplates his wartime mistakes and awaits his fate in his bunker as Stalin's Red Army

The Nazi regime, from 1933-1945, was a horrific period marked by corruption and immorality

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

Winston Churchill, born in 1874, was raised by Elizabeth Everest and attended Saint George's School

A courageous politician, led Great Britain to victory in World War II after P.M Chamberlain's resignation.

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

Dan Snow explores Winston Churchill's speeches that shaped Britain's decision to fight Hitler.

In this film Dan Snow pays a visit to the Churchill War Rooms, walking in the footsteps of the great man.

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.

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.

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