TV Guide American Heroes Channel Monday

Discovery by the Allies of the corpses of Germanic heroes buried in an underground salt mine, involving a world of magic and secret castles.

The struggle during World War II between the Catholic pope, who claimed to represent God on earth, and Hitler, who claimed to be God on earth.

Investigators present what they believe to be a relationship between the work of Nazi scientists and the foreign technology of alien UFOs.

The role of the Occult and its influence on Hitler's commanders during World War II is analyzed, in this telling of how it shaped the outcome of the conflict.

Viewers are provided with due perspective into wartime events from 1943, which included the beginning of Hitler's downfall and an invasion of Italy.

Viewers are presented with a unique historical narrative touching upon the ill-preparedness of Hitler's forces for the Allied invasion of France in 1944.

On this special edition, an examination is undertaken to discover the real truth behind some of America's greatest landmarks.

The alarming truth surrounding two great American generals, Dwight Eisenhower and Douglas MacArthur, is fully revealed; landmarks in the U.S. capital.

The alarming truth surrounding two legendary American generals, George Patton and Ulysses S. Grant; facts on the Roaring Twenties and lawless Thirties.

The truth is separated from fiction, as the myths and realities surrounding the first and final voyage of the luxury liner Titanic are fully examined.

In this special edition, the stories of Pocahontas and John Smith, and America's most well-known explorers, Lewis and Clark, are described in detail.

On a special edition, the focus is on amusement parks and world's fairs, separating truth from fiction; the facts behind holidays Christmas and New Year's Day.

In Kansas, Ford County Sheriff Masterson was a well-dressed gunfighter, gambler, hunter, Native-American fighter and a scout, but upholding the law came first.

Outlaw Bill Doolin and his posse, The Oklahombres, commit a plethora of bank, train and stagecoach robberies in the Oklahoma area during the 1890s.

Jim Miller, one of the most violent men who lived in the American Old West, pretends to be a devout family man despite being an outlaw and contract killer.

Two Vermont officers plan a daring raid on the city of Petersburg, Virginia, which is surrounded by a series of apparently impregnable trenches.

In the first real battle of the Civil War, barely trained Union and Confederate troops fight on the banks of the Bull Run River, resulting in huge casualties.

In 1862, following a series of successes, Confederate General Robert E. Lee heads his Army north in an attempt to win Southern independence.

Federal troops, following the important win at Antietam, clash with a massive Rebel army in what became the largest battle of the Civil War.

In July 1863, an exclusive group of Yankee sharpshooters are tasked with halting Gen. Robert E. Lee's Alabamian shock troops from flanking the Union line.

Two formerly friendly ranching families in 19th century Arizona become locked in a ten-year epic battle, the deadliest feud in U.S. history.

A battle between two railroad factions develops, as both companies seek to be the first to lay tracks through the narrow Royal Gorge canyon.

A feud erupts in 1880s Wyoming between ranching homesteaders and cattle barons over land, power and the future of the West.

Famed street war between the anti-immigrant Bowery Boys, a nativist group, and the Dead Rabbits, the Irish-Catholic muscle of the city government.

Two formerly friendly ranching families in 19th century Arizona become locked in a ten-year epic battle, the deadliest feud in U.S. history.

A battle between two railroad factions develops, as both companies seek to be the first to lay tracks through the narrow Royal Gorge canyon.

A feud erupts in 1880s Wyoming between ranching homesteaders and cattle barons over land, power and the future of the West.

Famed street war between the anti-immigrant Bowery Boys, a nativist group, and the Dead Rabbits, the Irish-Catholic muscle of the city government.

Federal troops, following the important win at Antietam, clash with a massive Rebel army in what became the largest battle of the Civil War.

In July 1863, an exclusive group of Yankee sharpshooters are tasked with halting Gen. Robert E. Lee's Alabamian shock troops from flanking the Union line.