Hitler's Lies That People Actually Believed
Adolf Hitler used lies and propaganda to rise to power in Germany and wage the deadliest war in history. Here are some of the falsehoods that found traction.
Read MoreAdolf Hitler used lies and propaganda to rise to power in Germany and wage the deadliest war in history. Here are some of the falsehoods that found traction.
Read MoreEveryone has heard of the concept of sin, but when it comes to the Bible, Is there a sin that is worse than all others? The answer is complicated.
Read MoreLizzie Borden was famously acquitted for the brutal axe-murder of her father and stepmother in 1892. Here's what happened after her not guilty verdict.
Read MoreIn 2014, the world was shaken by the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Flight 370. A decade later there are only theories as to why the plane went down.
Read MoreThe September 11 attacks changed much in America and ushered in an era of war and fear. But what if 9/11 hadn't happened?
Read MoreOne of the Bible's Four Horseman of the Apocalpyse changes names depending on where he's being referenced. Here's why this might be the case.
Read MoreBack in 2002, a marble lion from China's Tang dynasty was brought onto "Antiques Roadshow." So what exactly happened to it? Let's take a look.
Read MoreMedusa was one of three gorgon sisters in Greek mythology. Here's what happened to her immortal sisters, Stheno and Euryale, after Medusa's death.
Read MoreBurlesque dancing evolved in the 1920s, as did the shows and the dancers along with it.
Read MoreAdolf Hitler's enemies were closing in when he died by suicide. But here's what could have happened if Hitler was caught at the end of World War II.
Read MorePolitical assassinations are nothing new, and barely a quarter through the 21st century, there has been a steady drumbeat of murderous political events.
Read MoreBack in 2010, a BBC journalist, Quentin Sommerville, accidentally got high during a news report. Here's what happened - and where the reporter is today.
Read MoreThe color green is so ubiquitous with St. Patrick's Day, if you don't wear it, you may get pinched. But here's why you're a rebel if you do wear green that day.
Read MoreThe collapse of the Knickerbocker Theatre roof in 1922 is one of the deadliest disasters in U.S. history. Over 90 people were killed.
Read MoreBack in 1999, two sisters brought a an old Louis Comfort Tiffany Tiffany lamp onto "Antiques Roadshow." Here's what we know about the item today.
Read MoreThe Buddha, whose birth name was Siddhartha Gautama, was born and raised as a prince before starting his journey to enlightenment. Here's who his parents were.
Read MoreCaroline and John Kennedy Jr. had an atypical childhood growing up in the White House under the watchful eye of the president, first lady, and the media.
Read MoreA corpse known as the "Screaming Mummy" because of its anguished expression was found buried among Egyptian nobility. Here's how experts think the person died.
Read MoreThomas Jefferson is an important historical figure in the U.S. for several reasons, but he chose to leave out a major detail from his life on his gravestone.
Read MoreDying in orbital limbo would have been a depressing contradiction. But the astronauts aboard Apollo 13 had more important matters to consider, like surviving.
Read MoreIt may be the most famous version of "Happy Birthday" ever sung. Here's what an expert said Marilyn Monroe's body language exuded while she was singing to JFK.
Read MoreYou might have heard that years ago, there was a pope who choked to death on a fly. So did it really happen? Let's take a look back in history.
Read MoreIn 2022 "Antiques Roadshow" featured a rare 1655 Shakespeare third quarto edition of "King Lear." Here's what happened to the book after the show.
Read MoreThe Catholic Church has a long and storied history, no stranger to controversy and criticism. It's not wonder its stance of several issues have become murky.
Read MoreFrom humble beginnings, Truman Capote managed to charm and manipulate his way into high society, surrounding himself with a who's-who of America's female elite.
Read MoreIn 2014, Charles "Ty" Dodge brought an expensive Frederic Remington painting onto "Antiques Roadshow." Here's what happened to it after the appearance.
Read MoreThe Roaring Twenties was a time of plenty, with wealth and success flowing freely. And hot on its heels were con artists, whose greed upended many lives.
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