History: Hits and Stories

In this episode, we explain why the atomic bomb became the most secret weapon project in history. In this episode, we break down how information control was just as important as the science itself.

In this episode, we trace the events that led to Manila’s destruction in 1945. In this episode, we explain how a fight meant to liberate the city instead shattered it.

In this episode, we explore how the Nuremberg Trials treated aggressive war as a crime itself. In this episode, we explain why this concept was revolutionary at the time.

In this episode, we explain how Nazi war criminals vanished after the war ended. In this episode, we explore the ratlines that made it possible.

In this episode, we examine how Heydrich consolidated power through ruthless efficiency. We discuss how fear allowed him to rule with minimal resistance.

In this episode, we focus on how documents, aliases, and bureaucratic mistakes led to major discoveries. In this episode, we explain how small details cracked massive cases.

In this episode, we examine how rail transport allowed killings to expand across borders. In this episode, we explain how genocide became repeatable and predictable.

In this episode, we examine how controlling information made resistance difficult. In this episode, we explain why alternative viewpoints were eliminated early.