PBS America (Freeview) Tuesday

Paul Murton explores sports-based tourism during the 19th century, when the Highlands attracted people for shooting, fishing and hunting

A look at some of the stories of some of the victims of the holocaust through items including some lovers locks, the infamous 'Arbeit Mach Frei' gate and the autopsy table

The Earl of Essex tries to take over Robert Cecil's spy network to gain control over the ageing Elizabeth I and hold the power to choose the next King of England.

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb reveals how domestic innovations developed during the Second World War brought with them new, unprecedented hazards as they entered British homes in the 1950s

Adolf Hitler's efforts to bankroll his dream of world domination, focusing on the Nazi 'economic miracle' that 'solved' unemployment in Germany

A look at some of the stories of some of the victims of the holocaust through items including some lovers locks, the infamous 'Arbeit Mach Frei' gate and the autopsy table

The Earl of Essex tries to take over Robert Cecil's spy network to gain control over the ageing Elizabeth I and hold the power to choose the next King of England.

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb reveals how domestic innovations developed during the Second World War brought with them new, unprecedented hazards as they entered British homes in the 1950s

Adolf Hitler's efforts to bankroll his dream of world domination, focusing on the Nazi 'economic miracle' that 'solved' unemployment in Germany

The Earl of Essex tries to take over Robert Cecil's spy network to gain control over the ageing Elizabeth I and hold the power to choose the next King of England.