Zero Mercy: When 70,000 SS Collaborators Met Yugoslav Justice
The Bleiburg repatriations remain one of the most controversial episodes of the closing days of the…
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Too Much Even for the SS: Fall of Soviet Nazi Frolov (1946)
Ivan Frolov was one of the senior commanders of the Russian National Liberation Army (RONA), better…
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First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Visits Ghana, Celebrates Mass & Launches Pilgrim Project |AK1N
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Rev. Dame Sarah Mullally, celebrated Mass in Accra, Ghana, during a…
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French Nazi Spy Who Betrayed 60 Friends for “a Meal and a Man”
This documentary tells the extraordinary story of Mathilde Carré, one of the most controversial figures of…
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Last Night of 12 Soviet Generals Who Joined Hitler: Moscow 1946
Andrey Vlasov remains one of the most controversial figures of the Second World War. Once celebrated…
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Mussolini’s Greatest Secret: Murder of His Wife Ida and Son Albino
Ida Dalser remains one of the most controversial figures connected to Benito Mussolini’s early life. Long…
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The Fashion Queen of the Third Reich: Nazi Agent Coco Chanel
Coco Chanel remains one of the most influential figures in fashion history, but her life during…
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28 Bullets: The Day the Belgian Nazi Collaborator Paid the Price
In August 1944, one year before the end of the Second World War, in German-occupied Belgium,…
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A skeptic considers the case for God | The Gray Area
Show Description Sean talks with writer Liz Bruenig about faith, doubt, and the experience of believing…
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Worse Than Nazis: Spy Who Turned Her Friends Over to the Gestapo
This documentary examines the extraordinary story of Blanka Kaczorowska, one of the most controversial figures in…
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When the SS Division Das Reich Paid for What They Did
The 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich became one of the most well-known formations of the…
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He Hunted for the SS, Then Escaped in a Coffin: Dries Riphagen
Dries Riphagen was one of the most notorious collaborators in the German-occupied Netherlands, a criminal whose…
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Worse Than His Nazi Father — Martin Bormann’s Son Who Became a Priest
Martin Adolf Bormann was born into the very heart of Nazi Germany’s ruling elite. As the…
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Yugoslavia 1944: When Wehrmacht Paid for What They Did
In October 1941, the city of Kraljevo in occupied Serbia became the scene of one of…
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The “Black Widow’s” Husband Who Sold His Soul to the SS
Meinoud Rost van Tonningen was one of the most committed Dutch supporters of Adolf Hitler and…
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The Girl Who Traded Her Soul for a Nazi Villa and Champagne
Gretl Braun is often remembered simply as the younger sister of Eva Braun, Adolf Hitler’s long-time…
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The Gym Teacher Who Sold Out His Country to the Nazis: Henlein
Konrad Henlein was one of the most influential and controversial political figures in the destruction of…
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When Hitler’s Devil’s Division Finally Paid the Price
The 369th (Croatian) Infantry Division, known as the “Devil’s Division,” was one of the most controversial…
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Whistled for Like a Dog: The Humiliation of Hitler’s Most Loyal Wife
Gerda Bormann was one of the most devoted female supporters of National Socialism and a prominent…
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The AI movement to end humanity | The Gray Area
Sean talks with writer Sigal Samuel about AI successionism, the growing movement that sees artificial intelligence…
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He Chose Hitler—Then Led Volhynia’s Darkest Chapter (1943)
This documentary explores the life and legacy of Roman Shukhevych, one of the most controversial figures…
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From Luxury to the Firing Squad: The Fall of Fascist Prince Ciano
Galeazzo Ciano was one of the most powerful figures in Fascist Italy and one of the…
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Worse Than Her Husband — The Wife of Auschwitz Commandant Höss
The story of Hedwig Höss offers a rare look into how family life existed alongside one…
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Nazi Billionaire Used Auschwitz Labor — Then Paid at Nuremberg (1948)
Alfried Krupp’s story is not only about one industrialist, but about the relationship between industry, war,…
