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Under duress American Iva Toguri broadcasts Japanese propaganda during World War II.

A profile of Eisenhower recalls his journey from Abilene, Kan., to become the Supreme Allied Commander during World War II and later the 34th president of the United States.

The turbulent life and times of the World War II leader who fought toe-to-toe with the Japanese Navy in the South Pacific; recalling his carrier raids, the victory at Leyte Gulf, and his seaborne bombardment of the Japanese Islands.

A profile of Henry Harley Arnold, an aviation pioneer who helped build the U.S. Air Force and became a five-star general during World War II.

Omar Bradley rises to the rank of General of the Army.

A 700-year battle for freedom begins as the barbarians rise against Rome; military commander Hannibal builds a rebel alliance and conquers the Alps; the shepherd Viriathus unleashes a wave of resistance to save his people from destruction.

When Governor Galba massacres the Lusitanians, the survivors band together under shepherd-turned-leader Viriathus to attack the Romans.

Rome brings its enemies inside its borders; Spartacus leads a slave uprising that threatens Rome on its own turf; raised as a Roman, Germania's native son Arminius must choose a side in the fight for freedom.

The son of a Germanic barbarian chief, Arminius, is sent back home to crush the rebellion, but he becomes torn between his duty and ensuring the safety of his people.

Barbarian resistance escalates into a do or die conflict with the Empire; the Germanic tribes unite for the first time under a single leader, Arminius.

Part 2/2. Boudica tries to beat Rome at its own savage game in one of the bloodliest rebellions in history; centuries of costly barbarian wars take their toll on the Empire, ending the age of expansion.

Part 1/2. The Roman Empire is the world's first superpower, but it has grown so large that its size is now more of a weakness than an asset.

Led by Alaric, the Goths sack Rome; Attila the Hun seizes power in the midst of chaos and destruction, while the barbarians move in for the kill; Geiseric, king of the Vandals, masterminds the end of Rome; the Roman Empire falls.

A 700-year battle for freedom begins as the barbarians rise against Rome; military commander Hannibal builds a rebel alliance and conquers the Alps; the shepherd Viriathus unleashes a wave of resistance to save his people from destruction.

When Governor Galba massacres the Lusitanians, the survivors band together under shepherd-turned-leader Viriathus to attack the Romans.

Rome brings its enemies inside its borders; Spartacus leads a slave uprising that threatens Rome on its own turf; raised as a Roman, Germania's native son Arminius must choose a side in the fight for freedom.

The son of a Germanic barbarian chief, Arminius, is sent back home to crush the rebellion, but he becomes torn between his duty and ensuring the safety of his people.

Barbarian resistance escalates into a do or die conflict with the Empire; the Germanic tribes unite for the first time under a single leader, Arminius.

Part 2/2. Boudica tries to beat Rome at its own savage game in one of the bloodliest rebellions in history; centuries of costly barbarian wars take their toll on the Empire, ending the age of expansion.

Part 1/2. The Roman Empire is the world's first superpower, but it has grown so large that its size is now more of a weakness than an asset.

Led by Alaric, the Goths sack Rome; Attila the Hun seizes power in the midst of chaos and destruction, while the barbarians move in for the kill; Geiseric, king of the Vandals, masterminds the end of Rome; the Roman Empire falls.

A 700-year battle for freedom begins as the barbarians rise against Rome; military commander Hannibal builds a rebel alliance and conquers the Alps; the shepherd Viriathus unleashes a wave of resistance to save his people from destruction.