History Channel (Television network)

WWI introduced game-changing weapons of mass destruction: armored tanks, chemical weapons, submarines, and the aerial bombardments of cities. Using experts, eyewitness testimony, and riveting archival re-creations, explores the deadly mix of weapons that defined modern warfare and shocked the world. See how these weapons were developed and witness the devastation they left behind.

Widely recognized as one of the greatest and best-preserved sites in the Classical world, Aphrodisias is a magnificent city of marble dedicated to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of beauty, love, and sex. Although largely forgotten until the mid-twentieth century, Aphrodisias's remarkable state of preservation has led to comparisons with another well-preserved ancient city, Pompeii. In the seventh century BC, a devastating earthquake destroyed Aphrodisias....

"From unidentified flying objects and other worldly underwater vessels to alien life forms and the UFO hunters who seek to prove their existence, explore some of the most puzzling paranormal incidents and the most credible evidence..."--Container.

Pillage, rape, and plunder, these are the acts we most readily associate with the Vikings. But now, new evidence suggests that some lesser-known endeavors, including building, navigating, and colonizing, may have been what really helped them to thrive. At the end of the eighth century AD, the Vikings, fearsome warriors from Denmark and Norway, powered their way through Western Europe, ransacking whatever and whoever stood in their way.

Take a chilling glimpse into the secret book dictated by Adolf Hitler in 1928 containing shocking revelations of his master plan for continuous war and global domination, culminating in an invasion of America.

The assassination of JFK forever changed America. 50 years later, most Americans think we do not know who did it. History has conducted the largest nationwide survey on the topic to learn what the country believes. Who do Americans suspect was responsible for JFK's death? Take a deeper look through the eyes of those to whom it matters most: the American people.

In 1693, the village of Salem, Massachusetts was overcome with superstitious hysteria. At the peak of the madness some one hundred fifty people, male and female, were accused of being witches. Twenty of them were executed.

Follow a group of researchers as they investigate unidentified flying object cases and crash sites in search of physical and scientific evidence of UFOs and alien life forms.

Filmed as if through the president's own eyes, Lincoln goes deeper than any documentary has before to reveal the troubled depths behind the man known as the Great Emancipator.