Northern Ireland: The War That Never Ended

In 1920, the British Empire faced an unexpected enemy: ordinary Irish citizens. This documentary explores the brutal reality of the Irish War of Independence, focusing on Tom Barry and the legendary West Cork Brigade. Watch as modern recruits and university students retrace the footsteps of these guerrilla fighters to understand the immense sacrifices made for Irish freedom. Featuring untold oral histories, uncovering the vital role of women, and analyzing the ruthless tactics of the Black and Tans, this is the definitive look at how an untrained militia challenged the world's most powerful military force. War Stories is your one-stop shop for all things military history. From Waterloo to Verdun, we'll be bringing you only the best documentaries and stories from history's most engaging and dramatic conflicts. You can now become a History Hit member right here on the original video platform! Join for access to a new exclusive documentary every week, and access to over 160+ of our documentaries presented by world renowned historians like Dan Snow, Eleanor Janega, Tristan Hughes, Mary Beard, Matt Lewis and more. You can find

The Civil War’s legacy still shapes America - discover the battles, choices, and lasting questions that defined freedom, democracy, and a nation’s future. Step into the pivotal moments of the Civil War’s Western Theater, from the bloody assault at Cheatham Hill to Sherman’s relentless march to the sea. This video uncovers the dramatic battles for Atlanta, the political stakes of Lincoln’s re-election against George McClellan, and the deep sacrifices made by Union and Confederate soldiers. Explore the harrowing realities faced by men and women—both Black and White—whose courage and suffering forged the path to emancipation, the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, and the ongoing struggle for civil rights. We dive into the tactics of generals like Sherman, Hood, and Grant, the critical role of Atlanta’s railroads, and the heartbreaking aftermath of battles like Kennesaw Mountain and Franklin. Hear firsthand accounts, examine the impact of the Emancipation Proclamation, and see how postwar Reconstruction both advanced and challenged the promise of equality. Ultimately, this story reveals how the Civil War tested and transformed American democracy, and why its unresolved questions about freedom

For more than 75 years, Kashmir has been the world's most dangerous territorial dispute. Born from the violent partition of British India, the region has fueled wars, covert operations, insurgencies, and a nuclear rivalry between India and Pakistan. From secret military missions and Cold War alliances to terrorism, intelligence agencies, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 2019 revocation of Kashmir's autonomy, this documentary uncovers the hidden history behind one of the world's most volatile flashpoints.

Step back into June 1967 to examine one of the most significant moments in modern geopolitical history. This documentary offers an in-depth breakdown of the strategy, leadership decisions, and rapid field operations that redrew regional maps in less than a week. Through archival perspectives and historical analysis, understand how this key conflict reshaped international diplomacy and left a legacy that continues to influence global politics today. Part One: The Sound of Guns 00:00 Part Two: From War to Occupation 52:00

In 1979, religion returned to the center of global politics. From the Islamic Revolution in Iran and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan to the rise of Ronald Reagan, the election of Pope John Paul II, and the growing symbolic weight of Jerusalem, a new era began to take shape. Across East and West alike, political leaders, militants, and regimes started using faith not as private belief, but as a force of history. This documentary traces the moment when religion reentered the geopolitical battlefield and began to reshape alliances, revolutions, and wars. As old Cold War ideologies lost their monopoly, a new political language emerged, one that would transform the Middle East, unsettle the global balance of power, and leave a lasting mark on the decades that followed. Documentary: 30 Years of War in the Name of God EP:1 Directed by: Thomas Johnson Production: Bellota Films

The World According to Amazon - Amazon began in a garage selling books. Today, it controls global commerce, cloud infrastructure, logistics, data storage and the daily lives of hundreds of millions of people. This documentary investigates the rise of Jeff Bezos and the true scale of Amazon’s power. From exploited warehouse workers and destroyed local businesses to monopoly accusations, political lobbying and housing crises, the film reveals how one company reshaped the global economy. But Amazon is no longer just a retailer. It controls digital infrastructure, influences, governments, dominates online commerce and is redefining capitalism itself. The question is no longer whether Amazon is too big. The question is: who still has the power to stop it? The World According to Amazon (Year) Director: Adrien Bellay Writers: Adrien Bellay Genre: Documentary, Economy, Technology, Society Country: France Language: French (original), English (international version available) Also Known As: Le Monde selon Amazon Release Date: 2021 Filming Locations: France, United States, Poland, Germany, and other Amazon logistics hubs Synopsis: The World According to Amazon investigates the global expansion of Amazon and the profound