PBS America Monday

Using reenactments and archival footage to uncover how the Vichy regime collaborated with the Nazis after they took over France in 1940

The discovery of the wreckage of the Second World War cruiser in the Philippine Sea, and the personal stories behind its sinking, one of the most disastrous in naval history

Paul Murton embarks on a coast-to-coast journey across the northern Highlands, from the remote lighthouse at Tarbat Ness to the castle at Eilean Donan

Part one of two. Archaeologists unearth the remains of the ancient civilisation from beneath Mexico City. The first episode features an attempt to build a replica of a pyramid

Historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Dan Jones' perspectives of Henry and each of his six queens. This first episode focuses on Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn

An insight into Imperial Japan's military motives, culture, startling initial success as an aggressor, and eventual dramatic downfall

The discovery of the wreckage of the Second World War cruiser in the Philippine Sea, and the personal stories behind its sinking, one of the most disastrous in naval history

Paul Murton travels round the Isle of Arran, visiting the famous King's Cave, Lochranza, Brodick Castle and Kildonan before ending his trip at Cleat's Shore

Part one of two. Archaeologists unearth the remains of the ancient civilisation from beneath Mexico City. The first episode features an attempt to build a replica of a pyramid

Historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Dan Jones' perspectives of Henry and each of his six queens. This first episode focuses on Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn

An insight into Imperial Japan's military motives, culture, startling initial success as an aggressor, and eventual dramatic downfall

The discovery of the wreckage of the Second World War cruiser in the Philippine Sea, and the personal stories behind its sinking, one of the most disastrous in naval history

Part one of two. Archaeologists unearth the remains of the ancient civilisation from beneath Mexico City. The first episode features an attempt to build a replica of a pyramid

Historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Dan Jones' perspectives of Henry and each of his six queens. This first episode focuses on Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn

An insight into Imperial Japan's military motives, culture, startling initial success as an aggressor, and eventual dramatic downfall

The story behind Nick Ut's famous photograph 'The Girl in the Picture' that contributed to overturning the global opinion about the Vietnam War

Historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Dan Jones' perspectives of Henry and each of his six queens. This first episode focuses on Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn

An insight into Imperial Japan's military motives, culture, startling initial success as an aggressor, and eventual dramatic downfall

Paul Murton embarks on a coast-to-coast journey across the northern Highlands, from the remote lighthouse at Tarbat Ness to the castle at Eilean Donan

Part one of two. Archaeologists unearth the remains of the ancient civilisation from beneath Mexico City. The first episode features an attempt to build a replica of a pyramid

The story behind Nick Ut's famous photograph 'The Girl in the Picture' that contributed to overturning the global opinion about the Vietnam War

The discovery of the wreckage of the Second World War cruiser in the Philippine Sea, and the personal stories behind its sinking, one of the most disastrous in naval history

Using reenactments and archival footage to uncover how the Vichy regime collaborated with the Nazis after they took over France in 1940

The story of a US Army unit who used inflatable tanks, sound effects and sketches during the Second World War to create a deceptive battlefield picture and fool the enemy