National Geographic (International)

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Shooter examines an MG-42, an iconic German WWII machine gun used on the beaches of Normandy that can fire up to 1,500 bullets per minute.

The guys are in Galveston, Texas, where Sean meets the owner of a derringer pistol, similar to the one used to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.

Using cutting-edge drone technology, experts revisit some of the key sites across what was once the Third Reich to understand how the Nazi war machine operated during the Second World War.

Using drone radar, experts uncover a WWII German trench system revealing a daring allied paratrooper raid to capture it. Also, underwater drone pilots try to identify a lost US vessel.

For the first time, the theatre of war takes place mainly in the air. From the invention of radar to Hitler's Wonder Weapons, all means are good to bring the enemy down.

A Japanese American regiment fights through darkened forests, heavy rains and entrenched Nazis to reach a lost U.S. battalion in the Vosges Mountains.

A platoon of Canadian tank hunters engage a column of Nazi Panther tanks at nighttime.

Spring 1944. Some 20,000 Nazi teenagers face off against Allied forces. Despite their young age, the 12th SS Panzer Division sowed terror in its path.

In 1945, the Nazi submarine U-745 mysteriously disappeared. Now a group of divers head deep below the Baltic to reveal what really happened.

The railways were the lifeblood of the Nazi empire. It was a vast network that spread Nazi ambition and control across Europe and beyond. The team reveals Hitler's personal train, unseen bunkers, massive depots, railway weapons and record-breaking engines.

Former slave labourers at the Sobibor death camp in German-occupied Poland discuss their lives as prisoners and share the story of their desperate and courageous escape on 14 October 1943.

A look at the hundreds of brainwashed Hitler youth members who fought the Allies. Those captured spent up to three years in denazification camps.

The history of the Hitler Youth began with that of the Nazi party in the 1920s. After a failed coup attempt in 1923, the Nazi Party and its leader, Adolf Hitler, seize power in 1933. The Hitler Youth movement progressively absorbs all other youth organisations and indoctrinates a new generation o...

Never-before-heard trial testimony reveals shocking new details about World War II and the inner workings of the Nazi war machine.

In the final year of the Second World War, the infamous Panzer elite division Das Reich was known for its mass murders on the Eastern Front.

With 15,000 men and more than 200 tanks, Das Reich took six days to reach Normandy from the south of France, massacring civilians along the way.

Former members of Hitler's SS speak openly about their part in one of the most powerful and feared organisations in Nazi Germany.

Chocolate chip cookies, eggplant baba ghanoush, apple strudel and ranch dressing.

Discover how delicious red liquorice, rich mayonnaise, spicy Sriracha and Turkish börek are created, from raw materials to the finished products.

Food Factory cooks up millions of cherry chews, silos of 'elbow' macaroni, an all-season cranberry Christmas cheesecake, and a crispy exotic snack called chakri.

An insight into the production process of strawberry cheesecake, caramel with sea salt and allergen-free cinnamon bars. Then, visiting a factory that gives a modern twist to a Jewish delicacy.

An insight into the production process of artisan whiskey with bitters, and low-calorie corn snacks with chocolate. Next, visiting a company that produces enormous quantities of sushi all year round.

A look at how some popular foods are made in food factories, including premium toffee, pesto, coffee beans and space rice.

A look at how some popular foods are made in food factories, including chocolate ice cream cones, soda pop, pasta and chewing gum.

With the arrival of spring, animals from all over the South Atlantic are suddenly converging on the Falklands. The striated cara-cara is one of the few year-round inhabitants of the islands.