歷史事件

After the U.S. withdrawal, South Vietnam faced retaliation from the North, while American veterans encountered humiliation and neglect. This episode focuses on how both Vietnam and the United States struggled to rebuild amidst the scars of war.

The Vietnam War entered homes across the nation via television for the first time, with images like the My Lai Massacre and anti-war protests profoundly shocking the public. The brutality of war was laid bare, sparking an unprecedented anti-war tide

Vietnam's ancient history is fraught with bloodshed and violence. Centuries of conflict and oppression have forged in its people an enduring survival instinct when facing war, laying the groundwork for new conflicts.

After the defeat in Georgia, General Sherman made a comeback in Jonesborough and launched the "March to the Sea", which caused psychological trauma to the South, and the war came to an end.

In the Battle of Chickamauga, the Confederate States of the South successfully divided the Northern Federal Army into two, but the victory implied signs of the war heading for defeat.

When Lincoln delivered the "Emancipation Proclamation," the war shifted from "unifying the country" to "abolishing slavery," and African Americans finally gained the freedom to participate in the war.

General Grant launched a counterattack to reverse the war, and a large number of escaped slaves defected to the Northern Federal Army, giving the war a new meaning and turning point.

The Confederate Army ambushed the Northern Federal Army in Shiloh, Tennessee, triggering one of the most brutal battles in the American Civil War, and the bloody battle shocked the country.

The German-Soviet war entered a war of attrition, and the Soviet Union used human lives to buy time, holding back the German offensive. From Stalingrad to Berlin, the Eastern Front became the road to death that determined the fate of the Nazis.

Nazi Germany launched a surprise attack on the Soviet Union, codenamed 「Operation Barbarossa,」 which shocked the world. The Soviet Union was forced to fight, and the flames of war swept across the entire Eastern Front, ushering in a bloody new chapter.

In 1933, after the Nazis came to power, their first step was not military conquest, but legislation. Through a carefully designed set of "evil laws," the Hitler regime legalized racial discrimination, political persecution, and social cleansing

Alexander’s death marks the loss of the greatest conquerors in History, the only man who managed to extend the Empire to Eurasia, the Mediterranean and India.

The eruption of the Vesuvio froze the town of Pompei forever. But can one be sure that all of these discoveries date back to the eruption ?

The event struck a chord worldwide, reminding us that South Africa, historically, was not only the first country to be colonized but also the last country to be decolonized.

Patrick Boucheron revisits important dates of history. What actually happened on the 20th of June 1789 at Versaille, the day of the Tennis Court Oath, a pivotal event in the French Revolution?

This two-part landmark series tells the story of Ireland's struggle for independence through archive newsreel.

This two-part landmark series tells the story of Ireland's struggle for independence through archive newsreel and photographs

Narrated by actress Jane Lynch, Her War, Her Story: World War II tells the story of World War II, seen from a new perspective through the eyes of women who witnessed and served in the war.

Mahomet’s first year in Medina, in year 622 of the Christian era, marks the beginning of the Muslim era and the birth of a new religion, civilisation, empire and calendar.

The fascinating discovery of Angkor’s ruins conveys images of magnificence and splendour : we’d like to believe in the idea of a lost civilisation, as was the case for the Roman Empire.