Environmental documentaries

Eisenhower’s speech rallies soldiers to war.

Looted Near and Middle Eastern art fuels a multimillion‑euro illegal trade funding terrorist groups.

After 4 years in exile, the French Provisional Government’s leader returns.

During WWII, Pope Pius XII stayed silent on Nazi atrocities, as parts of the Church showed complicity.

German counterattack follows the Normandy landing.

Manet, often mislinked to Impressionism, rejected its style, faced disputes, and bonded with Degas.

Severe weather devastates Allied infrastructure.

Kandinsky, pioneer of abstract art, revolutionized painting with his 1910 work and ranks among 20th‑century masters.

English, American, and Canadian forces embark on Operation Overlord.

Namibia, sparsely populated, sees Himba women in traditional dress endure harsh journeys, water scarcity, and tribal...

Each year, 8,000 volunteers worldwide apply to join the Foreign Legion.

Though secular, religion pervades U.S. life—evangelicals back Trump, build Bible attractions, and even form militias.

Far from circus tricks, Antarctica’s fur seals reveal a harsh predator’s journey of survival and growth.

Luxor, capital of Upper Egypt, boasts the Luxor Temple, Theban Necropolis, and nearby sites like Denderah, Kom Ombo,...

Costa Rica, small in size, is renowned for environmental preservation and eco‑tourism.

Rival gangs clash inside a juvenile correction facility.

In the U.S., billions of lotto tickets are sold yearly; winners gain fortunes, face temptations, and many end in ruin.

The Yucatán Peninsula offers more than nightlife, with rich history and natural wonders.