How The Crimea Exposed The Delusional Government Propaganda Of War | The Crimean War | Real History

This documentary tells the story of the Crimean War through the first hand accounts of the soldiers who fought in it. Featuring letters and statements from soldiers from both sides, we learn about the mixed emotions of the frontline.

Dive into the real story behind the Princes in the Tower murder mystery and uncover the shocking secrets of Richard III - was he truly the villain history claims? This gripping documentary explores one of England's most notorious unsolved crimes: the disappearance and alleged murder of the young princes, Edward V and his brother, in the Tower of London over 500 years ago. Was their uncle, Richard III, the ruthless usurper Shakespeare painted him to be, or has he been unfairly maligned by centuries of Tudor propaganda and myth-making? Follow the investigation as new evidence, including scientific analysis of bones and surprising discoveries in French archives, challenges the accepted narrative and raises the possibility that the princes may not have even had a rightful claim to the throne. You'll journey through the turbulent Wars of the Roses, meet alternative suspects like the Duke of Buckingham and Henry Tudor, and see how politics, propaganda, and personal ambition shaped the fate of the English monarchy. With insights into Richard's true character, from loyal brother to possible murderer, and a stunning twist that

A mummified head, donated to the Newcastle Museum in the late 19th century, is the subject of an investigation by a mummy investigation team to determine the identity, social status, and cause of death of the individual.

In 1817, prosecutor Antoine Bernardin Fualdès was found dead, floating in the Aveyron river, Rodez, France. The incident sparked widespread rumors and allegations of political conspiracy during the tense Bonapartist and Royalist conflict of the time. The trial became one of the first media-driven events in Europe, attracting attention from famous writers like Victor Hugo. Public fascination grew with sensational accusations, such as a butcher's knife being used to kill the prosecutor. Despite multiple trials and convictions, retractions by witnesses cast doubt on the verdicts. Many believed the trials were manipulated for political reasons, leaving the true motive and perpetrator of the crime a mystery.

Paris, 1933. The shocking murder case of Violette Nozière has gripped the country. She stands accused or murdering her Father Jean-Baptiste and attempting to murder her Mother Germaine in their family home.

The final public execution by guillotine ever to be carried out in France took place on 17th June 1939. The victim was the notorious serial killer Eugen Weidmann. He brutally murdered 6 victims between July and November of the same year. This is the story of his twiisted crimes and dramatic arrest that led to his death.