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In the Bavarian Alps, some still call it “the Brown Mountain”. For the hundreds of thousands of tourists who go to Obersalzberg every year, it is difficult to imagine that 70 years ago, this postcard landscape was home to the second place of power of the Nazi regime. Having become chancellor, Adolf Hitler spent more than 1000 days there. That's a quarter of his reign. Directors: ISABELLE FOUVRIER, GUILAIN DEPARDIEU
Amid the Cold War's tense backdrop, Berlin becomes the epicenter of an invisible battle between the CIA and the KGB. Spanning decades, this clandestine conflict pits the two superpowers against each other in a high-stakes game of espionage. From daring missions like the Berlin Tunnel project to double agents like George Blake, the story reveals the covert maneuvers, betrayals, and psychological warfare that defined the era. As agents on both sides navigate ideological divides and personal sacrifices, the crumbling of the Berlin Wall in 1989 signifies not just the end of an era, but the triumph of diplomacy over secrecy and division. Director: David Muntaner
Considéré comme le narcotrafiquant le plus puissant au monde, Joaquin Guzman a acheminé aux Etats-Unis au moins 1200 tonnes de cocaïne sur un quart de siècle. "Les preuves accablantes présentées lors du procès ont montré que Joaquin Guzman était le chef impitoyable et sanguinaire du cartel de Sinaloa", qu'il a co-dirigé entre 1989 et 2014, avait écrit le bureau du procureur fédéral de Brooklyn dans son réquisitoire avant le prononcé de la peine. Durant le procès, l'accusation a montré que le Mexicain avait ordonné l'assassinat ou mis lui-même à mort au moins 26 personnes - parfois après les avoir torturées - qui étaient informateurs, trafiquants issus d'organisations rivales, policiers, collaborateurs voire même des membres de sa propre famille.
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Approximately 90% of the emeralds sold globally come from Colombia. While the official market is regulated, a black market has developed that is largely unchecked. This illegal sector is more lucrative than the gold or diamond trade. A journalist in Bogota is uncovering the truth behind this illicit industry, and the “esmeralderos”, or emerald traders, who sell their wares on the streets. The emeralds come primarily from Muzo, located in the north of the country. The ten nearby mines supply 75% of the world’s emeralds and are renowned for producing the highest quality gems. Director: Thierry Gaytan
After the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor, the US Navy shifted their focus to regaining control of the Pacific. In 1942, they emerged victorious in the Coral Sea and Midway battles against the Japanese. Meanwhile, the German airforce continued their bombing campaign on UK cities in the Baedeker Raids.
The serene Bavarian mountain of Obersalzberg became the heart of Adolf Hitler’s private retreat and a symbol of Nazi power. From the construction of the Berghof, his expansive residence, to the infamous Eagle's Nest atop the Kehlstein peak, this quiet alpine sanctuary transformed into a heavily fortified political hub. Beneath its picturesque surface lay sprawling bunkers and secret tunnels, while its surroundings witnessed pivotal decisions of the Third Reich. Through survivor testimonies, field studies, and historical archives, this documentary unveils how a tranquil landscape was reshaped into a bastion of tyranny—and the lingering traces of its dark legacy, 70 years later. Original Title: Hitler's Mountain Directed by Isabelle Foucrier and Thibaut Martin
Adolf Hitler, a name synonymous with one of history's darkest chapters. But how did this son of an Austro-Hungarian customs officer rise from obscurity to become the Führer of Nazi Germany? From his struggles as a homeless artist to his manipulative ascent to the highest echelons of power, Hitler’s journey remains a subject of intense scrutiny. Recent research has shed light on the murky pathways that shaped his ideology and influence. This exploration delves into the shadows of his life, uncovering pivotal moments that transformed a troubled individual into a dictator who altered the course of history. Directed by Magalie Mignot.
This two-part special begins with first years of the European slave trade but fundamentally focuses on the individuals who fought & struggled against colonialism, slavery, and their legacies. Insisting on the i mportance of individuals and their ability to resist historical conditions – to shoulder burdens and to break down walls – it covers 400 years of intertwining British and American histories
Set against the harrowing backdrop of the Vietnam War, this story follows the day-to-day lives of young American soldiers and Marines fighting for survival and purpose in a relentless conflict. Amid deadly jungle ambushes, treacherous booby traps, and the heartbreak of civilian suffering, they strive to bring security, hope, and a vision of freedom to a war-torn land. Through their courage, compassion, and unyielding spirit, these young men embody resilience and sacrifice, navigating a complex war with no clear front lines. Their journey is a testament to the profound human cost and the enduring question: what is freedom truly worth? Original Title : A Day in Vietnam Narrated by Jack Webb Series : The Vietnam War Part 1 Episode 1
In Guinea Conakry, at the wheel of their truck, Mamady and her sons face torrential downpours which make the track nightmarish. The abundant rains and the 1,300 streams and rivers that run through the country gave it its nickname: the water tower. However, running water is rare in the country and, to have access to it, it is sometimes necessary to install giant cisterns. Transporting these tanks by bush taxi over the rutted tracks is no easy task. After the palm oil harvest, which provides a minimum of income for residents, only motorcycles can transport the precious liquid. Loaded with dozens of cans, they set off on chaotic tracks on which anything can happen. Directors: Philippe LAFAIX, Frédéric ELHORGA
Supermax: A Clean Version Of Hell where El Chapo will spend his days 00:00 Particularly dangerous prisoners 02:05 Weapons made by inmates 02:58 A prison within a prison: Supermax 05:00 Meals are served directly in the cell 06:34 Fernando Medina, sentenced to life for murder 07:38 Eddie Mills neo nazi gang member 09:32 The walk yard 11:08 Cell search
