Fuchida: He Cried "Tora! Tora! Tora!" at Pearl Harbor. 15 Years Later, He Was Preaching Jesus in Kentucky.
Pearl Harbor pilot Mitsuo Fuchida launched the attack that started WWII in the Pacific. He survived Midway, Hiroshima — and found forgiveness in America.This is the most extraordinary life I've resear...
26 Apr 42min
Iwo Jima: Three of the Six Men Who Raised the Flag on Iwo Jima Died in The Next 12 Days
The Battle of Iwo Jima, one of the bloodiest battles of World War II in the Pacific, is remembered through Joe Rosenthal's Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of six men raising the American flag on Mou...
26 Apr 37min
Pearl Harbor From the Japanese Side: The Admiral Who Planned It Knew It Was a Mistake
The Attack on Pearl Harbor (December 7, 1941) was the most successful surprise naval strike in history. In less than two hours, Japan crippled the U.S. Pacific Fleet — 21 ships damaged or destroyed, 2...
26 Apr 32min
Chester Nimitz: The Man Who Won the Pacific War Never Left His Desk
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz commanded the largest naval force in history during World War II. From Pearl Harbor (1941) to the Japanese surrender (1945), he led the U.S. Pacific Fleet across the mo...
26 Apr 42min
Midway 1942: How Was the Largest Fleet in the Pacific Destroyed in 5 Minutes? | Full Documentary
Japan sent the most powerful carrier fleet ever assembled in the Pacific to Midway in June 1942. By sunset, four of its carriers were burning. This is the full story of the Battle of Midway — told fro...
26 Apr 26min
Yamamoto: He Lost Two Fingers at Tsushima. He Studied at Harvard. Then He Planned Pearl Harbor
He spent years living among Americans — studying at Harvard University from 1919 to 1921, playing poker with oil executives in New York, driving through the American South, reading Hemingway. Isoroku ...
26 Apr 40min
Göring Was 265 Pounds When Captured. He Lost 75 in Prison. Then He Beat the Hangman.
He was Hitler's designated successor — the second most powerful man in Nazi Germany. He built the Gestapo, commanded the Luftwaffe, and signed the authorization that set the Holocaust in motion. He lo...
26 Apr 1h
Nuremberg Psychiatrist: The Man Who Searched for Evil — And Found Something Worse
In 1945, the U.S. Army sent a young psychiatrist into a prison in Nuremberg with one mission: determine whether 22 of the most powerful men in Nazi Germany were sane enough to stand trial. What Dr. Do...
26 Apr 32min
