Curiosity Stream

On April 27th, US units and the Red Army celebrated 'Elbe Day', the first meeting of their troops near Torgau: 'East meets West'. Dozens of camera teams are on site - in.

Nuremberg, Hitler's 'City of the Reich Party Rallies' has capitulated after bloody urban warfare. At the end of April, the city and its surroundings are a preferred area.

A Stalinist who ended the terror regime of his predecessor. A statesman and reformer who brought the world to the brink of catastrophe.

It is a Cold War sensation. Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva flees to the West. During her childhood in the center of power, she was Joseph Stalin's favourite child.

The world is a peacock and Morocco is its tail - at least that's what a Moroccan proverb says. Moroccans are rightly proud of their country.

The first Islamic city in the Maghreb is considered the intellectual centre in North Africa and fascinates with its ornate decorations and noble marble floors.

We begin our journey inland, beyond all Tunisian holiday clichés in front of the impressive backdrop of the Atlas Mountains and the steppes of gigantic high plateaus.

Nuremberg, Hitler's 'City of the Reich Party Rallies' has capitulated after bloody urban warfare. At the end of April, the city and its surroundings are a preferred area.

On May 6, 1945, Major Kirke B. Lawton receives special permission for a special ceremony: In the Allied headquarters in Reims, the Wehrmacht signs the unconditional surr.

November 1916 - Europe is a battlefield. In an attempt to cut off supplies to the Allies, the German Navy launches a special battleship.

A Stalinist who ended the terror regime of his predecessor. A statesman and reformer who brought the world to the brink of catastrophe.

Algeria is the largest country on the African continent. Almost 1,200 kilometers of Mediterranean coast stretch between Tunisia in the east and Morocco in the west.

On May 6, 1945, Major Kirke B. Lawton receives special permission for a special ceremony: In the Allied headquarters in Reims, the Wehrmacht signs the unconditional surr.

Set up as a temporary measure by Lenin millions of Soviet citizens would die at the hands of the secret services as internal dissent real or imaginary was crushed.

John Nettles tells the story of the British Channel Islands under German occupation from 1940 to 1945.

November 1916 - Europe is a battlefield. In an attempt to cut off supplies to the Allies, the German Navy launches a special battleship.

Algeria is the largest country on the African continent. Almost 1,200 kilometers of Mediterranean coast stretch between Tunisia in the east and Morocco in the west.

On May 6, 1945, Major Kirke B. Lawton receives special permission for a special ceremony: In the Allied headquarters in Reims, the Wehrmacht signs the unconditional surr.

Set up as a temporary measure by Lenin millions of Soviet citizens would die at the hands of the secret services as internal dissent real or imaginary was crushed.

John Nettles tells the story of the British Channel Islands under German occupation from 1940 to 1945.

November 1916 - Europe is a battlefield. In an attempt to cut off supplies to the Allies, the German Navy launches a special battleship.

We begin our journey inland, beyond all Tunisian holiday clichés in front of the impressive backdrop of the Atlas Mountains and the steppes of gigantic high plateaus.

From Australia's southwest coast comes the tale of a sea lion pup and the unique animals that share its rugged home.

Dan O'Neill tries to find, film, and measure the biggest living crocodiles. He joins an indigenous saltwater crocodile guide, hoping to track down a giant mal.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find and film Earth's biggest wild lions. Heading to Botswana, Dan is in search of a known giant male, but can he track him down?

All animals fit into a food chain, feeding on those below, but there is nearly always another link in the chain, something that wants to eat them.

All animals, no matter how big or small must face a daily struggle to find food.

Land of the Giants is a UHD exploration of the incredible animals of the great Sonoran desert - North America's wettest and most biologically diverse desert.

From Australia's southwest coast comes the tale of a sea lion pup and the unique animals that share its rugged home.

Cold-blooded reptiles have evolved in almost incredible ways to survive and even prosper in the harshest of conditions.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find and film Earth's biggest wild lions. Heading to Botswana, Dan is in search of a known giant male, but can he track him down?

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find, film, and measure the planet's biggest predatory sharks. He heads to the Neptune Islands, perfect for spotting giant great whites.

Sometimes just staying alive is a fight, especially in the bleakest polar regions, the driest deserts, the highest mountains, and the sharpest season changes.

All animals fit into a food chain, feeding on those below, but there is nearly always another link in the chain, something that wants to eat them.

Koala Country is the story of one young male koala from his birth to the time when he becomes the dominant male of a patch of the eucalyptus forest.

Bugs! explores the dramatic and savage lives of an Old World praying mantis and a beautiful butterfly, known by their Latin names, Hierodula and Papilio.

Explore how wild creatures help to build the foundations upon which environments depend.

Dive deeper into the history of forest fires to see how they changed the American geographical landscape and meet the brave people who fight fires: by land, sea and air.

An early history of fighting forest fires in the U.S. and the evolution of the Forest Service. How do our current systems compare to Indigenous policies and practices?

Cold-blooded reptiles have evolved in almost incredible ways to survive and even prosper in the harshest of conditions.

Koala Country is the story of one young male koala from his birth to the time when he becomes the dominant male of a patch of the eucalyptus forest.

Bugs! explores the dramatic and savage lives of an Old World praying mantis and a beautiful butterfly, known by their Latin names, Hierodula and Papilio.

Explore how wild creatures help to build the foundations upon which environments depend.

Dive deeper into the history of forest fires to see how they changed the American geographical landscape and meet the brave people who fight fires: by land, sea and air.

An early history of fighting forest fires in the U.S. and the evolution of the Forest Service. How do our current systems compare to Indigenous policies and practices?

Cold-blooded reptiles have evolved in almost incredible ways to survive and even prosper in the harshest of conditions.

In 1871, European explorers stumbled across an astonishing ruined city. Great Zimbabwe has been a source of fascination and controversy ever since.

Was climate change behind the sudden collapse of multiple civilizations 3200 years ago?

How a centuries-long explosion of civilization all around the Mediterranean creates the Roman Empire.

Buckle up and discover how in the space of just 100 years, we've gone from the first-ever commercial air passenger to more than 1 million passengers each and every day.

Find out how supercharged our skyline is as we face our fears and defeat seemingly impossible engineering challenges.

Tracing Ethiopia's heritage, secrets and legends back centuries. We look at why the ancient kingdom finally came to an end in 1974.

In 1871, European explorers stumbled across an astonishing ruined city. Great Zimbabwe has been a source of fascination and controversy ever since.

In museums all over the world lie artifacts from Africa. Many were taken during the period of European colonial expansion in the late nineteenth century.

How a centuries-long explosion of civilization all around the Mediterranean creates the Roman Empire.

How science weighs up the evidence for the impact of catastrophic plagues on the Roman Empire.

Find out what it takes to risk everything and be part of the greatest human adventure of all time.

Buckle up and discover how in the space of just 100 years, we've gone from the first-ever commercial air passenger to more than 1 million passengers each and every day.

How science weighs up the evidence for the impact of catastrophic plagues on the Roman Empire.

About 8,000 BC, in a few select places some people begin to experiment with a new way of harvesting energy. They're growing their own crops.

This is the history of our ancient fuzzy friends who stand by our side, cuddle in our lap, and remind us we're never alone.

Find out what it takes to risk everything and be part of the greatest human adventure of all time.

In museums all over the world lie artifacts from Africa. Many were taken during the period of European colonial expansion in the late nineteenth century.