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A black and white photograph of Anne Frank

How Anne Frank's Diary came to be published

The first and last President of the Confederate lost the war along with his loot

The Lost Confederate Gold of Jefferson Davis, the Outlaw President

A foggy scene in London

The Day London Vanished

Tributes to Dan Blankenship

The Strongest Man in History: myths and legends Edition

The Embarkation of Henry VIII at Dover, 1540 the vessels depicted in the painting are decorated with wooden panels similar to those of the Mary Rose

The Mary Rose: Tudor battleship

Tony Law

The de Havilland Mosquito - the 'wooden wonder'

The Vatican City, a city-state surrounded by Rome, Italy

The day the Vatican was bombed

Crazy Horse as depicted in Robert Redford's The West

The Death of Crazy Horse

Templar Training

The bombing of German cities during WW2

Engraving of a plague doctor

Pandemics that horrified humanity

A stock image showing knights armour

New Clues that Point to the Revenge of Ragnar

Lancaster bombers flying overhead.

Just how successful was the Dambuster raid?

Rick, Beau and Gary exploring the River Trent

The Battle of Newark Castle and the River Trent

An aerial view of The King Baudouin Stadium (formally the Heysel Stadium) in Brussels, Belgium

Remembering the Heysel Stadium Disaster

North Korean flag

North Korea: The Secret Heroes of the 1966 World Cup

Nada Bakos, Bob Baer's newest recruit for Hunting Hitler.

Meet Ex-CIA Officer Nada Bakos

The Battle of Tewkesbury and the River Avon

Renia: The teenage writer who documented the Holocaust

A stock graphic of a football on an empty football pitch

Not Taking Gazza: the greatest mistake in English football

Meet Marina Amaral a historical colourist

The Gates to Skinwalker Ranch

The bizarre history of Skinwalker Ranch

River Forth and the Battle of Stirling Bridge (Season 1)

Old Sarum and the River Avon

Old Sarum and the River Avon

Lundy Island off the coast of Devon

Most Remote Places in the UK

Guernica: Could WW2 Have Been Stopped That Day?

Black and white photograph of e 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division, coming ashore during the Normandy Landings

The soldier awarded a Victoria Cross on D-Day