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Secrets of the Mona Lisa

The Mona Lisa is the world's most famous painting. But what secrets lie underneath the canvas? This extraordinary film unveils a mystery and astonishing revelations.

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Join Dr. Sam Willis as he recounts the highlights of Britain's Armed History. Sword, Musket & Machine Gun
"Modern Marvels" goes beyond the basics to provide insight and history into things we wonder about and that impact our lives. Modern Marvels
Host David Reynolds examines President Franklin D. Roosevelt's wartime leadership and how his health and marriage influenced his decision-making. The Wheelchair President (DRG)
His name conjures up images of a golden age of magic, mystery, and chivalry. Of Camelot and the search for the Holy Grail, King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. But is there any truth behind the myth of Merlin, a man beyond the legend? The Real Merlin
Why, at the height of the battle for France in 1940, was Hitler driven to step aside from the battle to visit the graves of his fallen comrades and lead the General Staff on a tour of his old trenches from the Great War? Hitler's Last Secrets: Private Hitler's War
The War of 1812 was a conflict the decided the fate of North America but is largely misunderstood for its impact on the creation of Canada and the downfall of an independent Native nation. War of 1812
Medieval and Renaissance blades are a profound and beautiful objects handcrafted by master artisans. The truth of the sword has been shrouded in antiquity, and the Renaissance martial arts that brought it to being are long forgotten. Reclaiming the Blade
El 9 de septiembre de 2015, la Reina Isabel II se convertirá en la monarca británica que más tiempo ha reinado. Unas de las imágenes más repetidas de su coronación en 1953 es la de Su Majestad rodeada por sus duques. Los últimos duques de la corona británica
6 June 1944. D-Day. The biggest land and sea operation in history. The D-Day landings were only possible thanks to a socially-awkward, antimilitarist mathematician named Alan Turing and his field was the most fundamental branch of mathematics: logic. The Man Who Cracked the Nazi Code
A new archaeological find reveals a disturbing truth behind the legend of the vampire. Were mutilated bodies in an ancient Irish grave associated with political terrorism or a ritual killing performed by a vampire? Vampire Skeletons
There have been few military leaders through the ages to have become truly memorable but one strategist stands out from the crowd in the 21st Century, even though he lived long, long ago, before the birth of Christ. The man in question is of course Han... Hannibal: The Father of Strategy
From the moment in 1906 when he heard the first note of Lohengrin at Linz opera house until his death in the burning ruins of Berlin in 1945, Hitler was obsessed with the music and mythology of Richard Wagner. Hitler's Last Secrets: Hitler and Wagner
Sensational news stories of violent crimes, accidents, and suicides act as intermittent reminders of how minor or major transgressions can wreck our lives. This series revisits fascinating pages of our shared history. Crimes that Made History
Rasputin claimed to see the future and possess the power to heal. He was a master of hypnosis, mesmerism, trickery and deception that caused fits of spiritual excitement among his followers, but was he a mystic or a con man? Rasputin: Dark Prophet
Thomas Jefferson compiled his own Bible from passages of the New Testament that he titled, "The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth." Follow museum experts as they meticulously conserve this fragile volume, page by brittle page. Jefferson's Secret Bible
The gigantic geoglyphs engraved in the soil of Pampa never cease to intrigue explorers. In '98, two archeologists decided to undertake an impressive excavation campaign in an attempt to solve the mysteries of this little-known civilization. The Kingdom of the Nabateans
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From 1942 until the elimination of the Warsaw ghetto in May 1943, children aged 6 to 15 left the ghetto and went into the Aryan part of the Nazi-occupied town. They lived there until 1945 by singing and selling cigarettes and newspapers to the Germans. Little Heroes from the Warsaw Ghetto
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We explore the minds of artists as they capture, commemorate, and condemn our presidents. Picturing the Presidents
While escaping the Egyptians 2,500 years ago, the Persian King Cambyses led his army into the desert and disappeared forever. Despite efforts in the 1930s to discover what happened to him, no clues were found until 1996. Lost Army of King Cambyses

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Secrets of the Mona Lisa

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