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The burning of the White House: When British forces invaded Washington

History of America
Why Eric Ulis is 98% sure he's worked out the true identity of D.B. Cooper
The Flannan Isle mystery: The three lighthouse keepers who vanished
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HISTORY Play
The Reichstag Fire considered as a False Flag operation by the Nazis was blamed on communist sympathiser Marinus van de Lubbe, left
The truth about 'False Flags' from Nazi Germany, to the Vietnam War

Conspiracies
The Battle of Isandlwana painted by Charles Edwin Fripp, background and Zulu king, Cetshwayo, forground, painted by Karl Rudolf Sohn
The Battle of Isandlwana and the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879

Battles
Pyramidology: Why did Ancient Egyptians build the pyramids?

Legends of the Pharaohs
Mystery Season trailer

Mystery Season
Structure found by the money pit

The Curse of Oak Island
Treasure found at the swamp

The Curse of Oak Island
America's first 'Commander in Chief'
George Washington
Legends of the Pharaohs: Episodes

Legends of the Pharaohs
The greatest pharaohs of Ancient Egypt

Legends of the Pharaohs
Life in the Führerbunker: Hitler's final days

Hitler
Mistakes that sank the Titanic

History’s Greatest Mysteries
The Curse of Oak Island season 7 quiz

The Curse of Oak Island
Metal detecting on Lot 27

The Curse of Oak Island
Rick and Marty Lagina
Curse of Oak Island recap and what’s coming up in season 8

The Curse of Oak Island
The Embarkation of Henry VIII at Dover, 1540 the vessels depicted in the painting are decorated with wooden panels similar to those of the Mary Rose
The Mary Rose: Tudor battleship

Not What You Thought You Knew
Charles Hazlitt Upham (pictured middle) the World War Two hero was, and remains, the only combatant to receive two Victoria Crosses.
The Man Awarded Two Victoria Crosses

X Company
Mayflower in Plymouth Harbor, by William Halsall | Wikipedia
The Mayflower and the birth of America

History of America
Neville Chamberlain: heroic peacemaker or pathetic pushover?

Hitler
Damage from a Zeppelin raid, Great Yarmouth, January 1915 (left), an L3 Zeppelin
Terror from the air: The German Zeppelin raids of 1915 - 1918

WW1
Despite leading Britain to victory in the war Churchill lost the 1945 general election
The day the UK turned Its back on Churchill

Politics
What if the von Stauffenberg plot had succeeded

Conspiracies
Sir Keith Park: Battle of Britain's 'Defender of London'

WW2
The fictitious Major Martin's naval ID
Operation Mincemeat

Espionage
Bill Millin, the bagpiper of D-Day
The bagpiper of D-Day

Battles
Left: Stanley Hollis, right: British forces on D-Day
Stanley Hollis: The only D-Day soldier awarded a Victoria Cross

Battles
King Henry VIII of England by Hans Holbein the Younger
The history of the English Reformation

British History
What if D-Day had failed?
What if D-Day had failed?

Hitler
The Rise and Fall of the Boleyns

Kings and Queens
AD Wintle and the aftermath of the battle of Festubert where he single-handedly captured a French village
The last Englishman - the unbelievable wartime exploits of AD Wintle

WW1
Vintage family photos | Royalty Free | Unsplash
Meaningful discovery: developing your family tree

Popular Culture
The beginner's guide to genealogy: building your family tree

Popular Culture
Lettice Curtis, Jenny Broad, Wendy Sale Barker, Gabrielle Patterson and Pauline Gower of the Air Transport Auxilary in 1942 | Public Domain | Wikimedia
The women of the Battle of Britain

Women's history