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James May and six of his fellow soldiers were left behind on the dangerous beaches of Dunkirk.

Inspired by Peter Harmsen’s New York Times-bestselling book, the new documentary looks at the beginning of World War II in China.

The bestselling author tells the story of a deadly plot that was hatched against George Washington.

All told, the city has seen 115 different wars and been razed to the ground 44 times.

It remains one of history's most haunting maritime mysteries.

From a revealing biography of Joan of Arc to the harrowing account of America's worst naval disaster.

From the frozen expanse of the South Pole to the hot sands of the Sahara.

Grab your earbuds and journey into the past. 

When Kate Warne marched into Allan Pinkerton's office, he couldn't have imagined all she would achieve as his agent.

The author of Band of Brothers explores the parallel lives of two formidable 19th-century warriors.

Exploring the ways in which military intelligence has prevailed…and failed. 

In 1963, Wolfgang Engels crashed through the Iron Curtain.

The use of Native American languages during the Pacific Theater of World War II safeguarded every American move. 

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James Baldwin, Ernest Hemingway, and other writers were investigated for everything from sympathy towards the Cuban Revolution to Communist Party ties. 

From medieval England to Cold War Russia, Follett’s novels take you on a journey into the past. 

Discover the unusual lives of leaders, revolutionaries, and eccentrics alike.

Neal Bascomb tells the Allied pilots’ little-known story in his new book, The Escape Artists.

Captain Lawrence Dickson was just 24 when his red-tailed P-51 Mustang fighter was downed in 1944. 

These engaging listens will transport you to the front lines.