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The Odessa was thought to be a fictional organization that helped Nazi criminals escape.

World War II secret weapons developed by Germans are examined.

During their invasion Nazi-occupied Europe, the Allies cunningly deceived Hitler.

Witness footage that shows just how close the Nazis came to creating an atomic bomb.

Hitler's special forces, led by the ruthless Otto Skorzeny, carried out raids in WWII.

Review the many attempts on Hitler's life and analyze what went wrong.

Ernst Roehm was Hitler's best friend, so why did he order his execution in 1934?

The Kammhuber Line protected Germany from Allied bombers and thwarted Allied intelligence.

Examining the 1943 sinking of the HMS Dasher and its connection to an Allied plot to trick Germany regarding an invasion of Greece.

Examine how a few of the Reich's top commanders survived the hunt for Nazi war criminals.

Examine U.S. intelligence gathering- including espionage and aerial reconnaissance.

Explore a recent theories suggests Rudolph Hess did not die in Spandau prison.

During WWII, the Mafia struck a deal with the U.S. to prevent Nazi sabotage against ships.

WWII's longest, most crucial battle was waged at sea where German U-boat packs roamed.

It is believed that there was a Communist spy in the highest echelons of Nazi government.

In 1940 Benito Mussolini declared war on Britain, opening a new front in North Africa. Germany's Afrika Corps joined the fray, yet Britain could fight back with only a small force.

M19 was an escape agency that worked in aiding Allies caught behind enemy lines--spies.

Examining the work of World War II technicians who intercepted and tracked enemy messages used to track ships and aircraft and pinpoint locations.

In 1939, a mysterious package made its way into the hands of British scientists.

Diplomat Raoul Wallenberg worked for Hitler, yet refused to sit back and watch Jews die.

At the end of WWII, a large amount of gold was missing from Europe's coffers.