Korea, The Forgotten War in Colour
The US Army's black units increased to 12.4%, but the Department of Defense struggled to integrate them.
The US Army's black units increased to 12.4%, but the Department of Defense struggled to integrate them.
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Napoleon Bonaparte, born in 1769 in Corsica, came from minor nobility and claimed Roman heritage.
Find out how Stalin climbed to the top of Soviet politics and hear how his paranoia shaped the way he ruled.
German commander Paulus won initially, but Stalin's Operation Uranus led to Nazi defeat.
Historians explore Hitler and Stalin's decisions during the Battle of Stalingrad, a WWII turning point.
1942: France offered Normandy-Niémen squadron to Stalin, claiming victory, 43 pilots killed.
The Schutzmannschaft acted as collaborationist auxiliary police for Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe.
Respected mathematician Rolf Nevanlinna leads the Finnish SS in combat against Stalin's Russia.
Napoleon Bonaparte, born in 1769 in Corsica, came from minor nobility and claimed Roman heritage.
Napoleon rose from humble commander to Europe's master through leadership and key victories.
Hannibal led his army across the Alps, crushing Rome and securing his legendary military legacy.
Cleopatra used wit and politics to shape Egypt's ties with Rome and influence ancient Alexandria.
The discovery of lost underground cities, potentially older than time
Teotihuacan, a first-century city, was a sacred site with 2,200 dwellings and a towering temple.
In 49 BC, Caesar crossed the Rubicon, sparking Rome's transformation through myth and history.
Napoleon rose from humble commander to Europe's master through leadership and key victories.
Hannibal led his army across the Alps, crushing Rome and securing his legendary military legacy.
Cleopatra used wit and politics to shape Egypt's ties with Rome and influence ancient Alexandria.
The discovery of lost underground cities, potentially older than time
Tristan Hughes digs deep into one of Ancient Egypt's greatest treasures: Karnak
In 49 BC, Caesar crossed the Rubicon, sparking Rome's transformation through myth and history.
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