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 presented with a unique historical narrative touching upon the ill-preparedness of Hitler's forces for the Allied invasion of France in 1944.
In the late 1890s, famed publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst challenges the undisputed king of newspaper publishing Joseph Pulitzer in a high-stakes war.
Two men battle for the mining rights to valuable copper ore in 1880's Montana, with the winner laying claim to millions and control of the entire state.
John D. Rockefeller, the King of Kerosene, and Thomas A. Scott, the power behind the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., battle to control the emerging oil industry.
A mariner saves 9,000 soldiers; a double agent helps Washington score a victory; a teenage girl rides to the rescue; a sharpshooter turns the tides of war.
A mother of eight battles loyalists singlehanded; a woman attempts a daring rescue of American POWs in Brooklyn; a supersized soldier becomes a legend.
A doctor leads a rebellion; a merchant leads a raid; a man completes Paul Revere's mission; an elderly farmer becomes a hero; a former slave rallies fighters.
A lawman who used his fists instead of a gun, Tom Smith was a professional boxer turned Old West marshal, determined to clean up the vicious town of Abilene.
As the first Italian-American police detective in New York's Little Italy, Joe Petrosino is filled with a resolve to do what it takes to protect his people.
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.
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.
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.
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.