PBS America Saturday

Part one of two. The impact of the Japanese attack on an American fleet anchored in Pearl Harbour in December 1941, leading to the US joining the Second World War

Part two of two. The documentary examines the historical and geopolitical context of the attack on Pearl Harbour, asking what the Japanese were trying to achieve

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of 19th-century tourists who visited Scotland, using a guidebook first published in 1846 by Adam and Charles Black

A look at the aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor and how the Washington military and President Roosevelt's administration found a scapegoat in Admiral Husband Kimmel

Part one of two. The impact of the Japanese attack on an American fleet anchored in Pearl Harbour in December 1941, leading to the US joining the Second World War

Part two of two. The documentary examines the historical and geopolitical context of the attack on Pearl Harbour, asking what the Japanese were trying to achieve

Examining the events of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the impact it had on how America engaged with war for the next 75 years

Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age

The Siege of York in 866, when the Great Heathen Army laid claim to the Northumbrian capital

The Silk Road opened up a world of trade for the Scandinavians in the East. Seeking further wealth, the Vikings attacked Constantinople, becoming a threat to the Byzantine Empire

Examining the events of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the impact it had on how America engaged with war for the next 75 years

A look at the aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor and how the Washington military and President Roosevelt's administration found a scapegoat in Admiral Husband Kimmel

Part one of two. The impact of the Japanese attack on an American fleet anchored in Pearl Harbour in December 1941, leading to the US joining the Second World War

Part two of two. The documentary examines the historical and geopolitical context of the attack on Pearl Harbour, asking what the Japanese were trying to achieve

Examining the events of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the impact it had on how America engaged with war for the next 75 years

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of 19th-century tourists who visited Scotland, using a guidebook first published in 1846 by Adam and Charles Black

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

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of 19th-century tourists who visited Scotland, using a guidebook first published in 1846 by Adam and Charles Black

Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age

The Siege of York in 866, when the Great Heathen Army laid claim to the Northumbrian capital

The Silk Road opened up a world of trade for the Scandinavians in the East. Seeking further wealth, the Vikings attacked Constantinople, becoming a threat to the Byzantine Empire

Examining the events of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the impact it had on how America engaged with war for the next 75 years

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of 19th-century tourists who visited Scotland, using a guidebook first published in 1846 by Adam and Charles Black

The inside story of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in November 2006 by means of the radioactive poison polonium 210, and of the international manhunt that led to the Kremlin

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