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The story of Roy DeMeo, a member of the infamous Gambino family who was suspected of heading a crew that killed and dismembered dozens of people

In the summer of 1944, war-torn France reaches a crisis point. At its heart lies Paris - a symbol of liberty and democracy on the brink of collapse after years of Nazi occupation

When the US Air Force develops a new 'wonder' bomber, they want a base close to Japan to launch their raids. Marines are tasked with taking the enemies' prized island of Iwo Jima

Hitler's Nazi empire is in ruins, but there is still a city to take before the allies can declare victory. But as they close in on Berlin, questions about the post-war world emerge

As relentless firebombing and blockade of war-ravaged Japan shows no sign of securing a surrender, the US reluctantly prepares to invade

Two years after Japan's audacious attack on Pearl Harbour, America's great war machine now has them on the back foot. The US Navy devise a way to end the war

The use of propaganda in Hitler's Nazi regime. The first episode examines the Fuehrer's fascination with propaganda, which began in the trenches of the First World War

The decade of propaganda, impassioned speeches, newspaper articles, posters and campaigning that all led to one moment - Hitler being made Chancellor of Germany in January 1933

As Hitler's ambitions spread beyond Germany, the world drew toward another great war. This one would be fought on many battlefields, but also for the hearts and minds of the people

Using Hungary and Italy as examples in an examination of how right-wing populists operate when in power and erode democracies from within. Part two of two