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Step inside Europe's largest brewery. The home of Heineken in Holland makes roughly enough lager a year to pour every sixth person in the world a pint. 7+.

Experts examine why Garuda Indonesia Flight 152 crashed into the jungle, killing 234 people, when it was minutes away from the Medan airport runway. (S16, ep 10) 7+.

The pilots blamed the weather when USAir Flight 1016 fell from the sky, killing 37 people. But were severe rains only part of the story? (S16, ep 6) 7+.

Three flights ending in tragedy prove that minor missteps during take-off can have disastrous consequences. 7+.

In 1985, Japan Airlines 123 was due to carry 524 passengers from Tokyo to Osaka. But just 12 minutes into the flight, the Boeing 747 suffered a fatal decompression. (S1, ep 2) 7+.

Mining has been a very dangerous process. Now, with the evolution of engineering, colossal machines have made the unthinkable possible. (4 of 6) 7+.

From mundane questions of survival to creating a stronger and better soldier and how the Nazis used science to study human constitution and its limits. (S1, ep 5) 7+.

An American soldier must crawl through an enemy minefield to capture to German machine gun nests holding up his unit in the Hurtgen Forest. 7+.

Experts pull the plug on the North Sea to find out what happened to the British and German ships when the Battle of Jutland ended. (S1, ep 9) 7+.

Three Mile Island, Mont Blanc Tunnel, Sampoong Mall: How did a nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island melt down? And how did a small truck fire become a lethal inferno? 7+. (3 of.

The 2004 tsunami was the most brutal natural disaster of our time. What contributed to the magnitude of the killer wave, and how can a similar tragedy be prevented? 7+.

The second fatal crash involving the Boeing 737 MAX 8 in five months occurs when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 nosedives, killing everyone on board. (1 of 10) 7+.

Stefan Hördler, a world-leading expert on Nazi history, investigates a previously unpublished album containing hundreds of Nazi officer faces.

As the Battle of the Bulge rages, a young US scout becomes separated from his regiment and spends the night trapped behind the enemy line.

After being invaded by the Germans in the west and the Soviets in the east in 1939, the Poles were liberated during the Battle of Barbarossa.

Looks into the 1988 Habsheim Airshow, where the maiden Air France flight of the new Airbus A320 dived into a forest and became consumed by flames. (S8, ep 3) 12+.