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| 1914 - The War Revolution Timewatch Date: 2003 - Certificate: UC Content: 1 x 50 minutes As the armies of Europe mobilised to prepare for The Great War, military experts predicted that this would be a war fought by cavalry. more 
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| Cuban Missile Crisis Timewatch Date: 1992 - Certificate: UC Content: 2 x 50 mins In 1962 America learnt that the Russians had installed nuclear missile sites on Cuba. For 30 days the two superpowers teetered on the brink of an all out nuclear war. more
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| Evidence of Vikings Timewatch Date: 1995 - Certificate: UC Content: 1 x 60 mins Did the Vikings really rape and pillage? And how did they achieve their astonishing feats of navigation and discovery? This programme sets out to answer these questions and reveals startling new evidence that is leading to a change in the modern perception of the Viking people. more
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| Hannibal and Desert Storm - WITHDRAWN Timewatch Date: 1996 - Certificate: UC Content: 1 x 50 mins One of the world's best-known military figures, General Norman Schwarzkopf, talks frankly about one of his heroes from ancient history - Hannibal. more
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| Himmler, Hitler & the End of the Reich Timewatch Date: 2002 - Certificate: UC Content: 1 x 50 mins He was Hitler's most feared henchman and his willing executioner. But in the last days of the war Hitler discovered that Himmler had been plotting behind his back. more
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| Karnak - A Hidden History - WITHDRAWN Timewatch Date: 1996 - Certificate: UC Content: 1 x 50 mins Karnak was the greatest temple of the ancient world taking over 2,000 years to complete with 80,000 workmen. more
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| Memo from Machiavelli Timewatch Date: 1994 - Certificate: UC Content: 1 x 50 mins How to Succeed in British Politics. Are the teachings of Niccolo Machiavelli still relevant in politics today? Machiavelli has become synonymous with sinister and unscrupulous intrigue, but recent work shows him as a pragmatic patriot. more
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