The stories about Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and Muhammad Ali are well known. But how accurate are they? Often the retelling of the civil rights movement is neutered by misrepresentations […]

Musician Wolf Biermann played his guitar and sang about the inadequacies of the GDR. In 1976, he was expelled from Communist East Germany. He had long viewed the “Workers’ and Peasants’ State” […]

The Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu allowed people of German descent to leave for Germany during the Cold War – in return for money. This secret trade cost the German government billions and […]

Founder of Black Lives Matter Sacramento chapter Tanya Faison was among those who attended the rally. Fifty years after the Black Panther Party “came into the Capitol and they came in with […]

Fifty years on from the death of Che Guevara, what is his legacy – if any? In this exclusive report from Buenos Aires, Stephen Smith meets his younger brother Juan Martin Guevara […]

Impressions filmed on the road from Berlin to Potsdam, just after the end of World War Two from Potsdam, close to Berlin (south-west). These images must have been shot in or after […]

Rare Footage material in High definition quality after Göring was taken into custody by the US army in May 1945. Here we see him on a walk accompanied by the US Army […]

Copenhagen was liberated in May 1945 by British forces commanded by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery. Scenes from the harbor and the city center of Copenhagen, where people are celebrating peace.

Here is Ib Rock Jensen (Dennmarks first “Elvis”) in a extremely rare clip. Second clip is from the Danish movie ” Støve På Hjernen” from 1962 with Dirch Passer and Helle Virkner […]