PBS America (Freeview) Sunday

Delving into the debate over whether fossils are commodities to be traded or relics to be studied by experts and put on display for public education

Dan Jones, Suzannah Lipscomb and Rob Bell take a look at the Great Fire of London by walking the route the fire took across the city, hour-by-hour and street-by-street

The worst day of the inferno, revealing how St Paul's Cathedral burned so fiercely its stones exploded and Pudding Lane baker Thomas Farriner made sure no blame landed on him

A look at the last day of the fire's rampage through the city of London in 1666 and the after-effects that changed the capital city for ever

How Russian Tsars Peter and Catherine the Great's conquering part of Northern Europe, the Crimea and the Caucasian region has impacted Russia today

The Red Army, forged by Leon Trotsky from revolutionary guards and members of the Tsarist troops, becomes the sword of Communist Russia

Investigating Putin's wars in Georgia, Chechnya and Ukraine and his readiness to lay the blame on the Western liberal states

A three-part documentary drawing upon restored and colourised archive film to chart Joseph Stalin's rise from humble origins to the most powerful man in Russia

Finding out the truth behind the 'Man of Steel', Joseph Stalin, who he was, and how he became the most feared and admired man on the planet after defeating Hitler

Documenting Joseph Stalin's rise to power and how he became the most admired and feared man on the planet after leading the Red Army to Hitler's defeat in the Second World War