PBS America Monday

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A look at how many famous icons of conquest were removed, what made them special and the debate on whether, when and how they should be returned

Jeff Daniels recounts the German invasion of the village of Oradour-sur-Glane in 1944, during which 643 civilians were killed, and examines how the tragedy echoes through history

Disdain and jealousy for Spain's wealth and violent practices in the Americas leads to other European rulers propagating an anti-Spanish narrative

The story of mobster Joe Colombo, whose love of fame and money was matched by his determination to campaign against Italian-American harassment in the 1970s

A look at how many famous icons of conquest were removed, what made them special and the debate on whether, when and how they should be returned

Jeff Daniels recounts the German invasion of the village of Oradour-sur-Glane in 1944, during which 643 civilians were killed, and examines how the tragedy echoes through history

Disdain and jealousy for Spain's wealth and violent practices in the Americas leads to other European rulers propagating an anti-Spanish narrative

The story of mobster Joe Colombo, whose love of fame and money was matched by his determination to campaign against Italian-American harassment in the 1970s

A look at how many famous icons of conquest were removed, what made them special and the debate on whether, when and how they should be returned

Jeff Daniels recounts the German invasion of the village of Oradour-sur-Glane in 1944, during which 643 civilians were killed, and examines how the tragedy echoes through history

Disdain and jealousy for Spain's wealth and violent practices in the Americas leads to other European rulers propagating an anti-Spanish narrative

Stories of the Troubles from people on all sides of the conflict, beginning by looking at how the situation in Northern Ireland in the late-1960s deteriorated

Jeff Daniels recounts the German invasion of the village of Oradour-sur-Glane in 1944, during which 643 civilians were killed, and examines how the tragedy echoes through history

Disdain and jealousy for Spain's wealth and violent practices in the Americas leads to other European rulers propagating an anti-Spanish narrative

Paul Murton explores Islay, joining dedicated locals keeping its seafaring traditions alive and discovering the secrets of the island's illicit whisky distilling past

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home