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NOVEMBER 2018

As part of HISTORY's Remembrance Day programming, this exclusive 2 part series tells the story of how Australian and New Zealand diggers and their allies turned the tide in the final months of 1918, to win the Great War. From command headquarters to the front lines, this inspiring documentary vividly tells the story behind WWI's finest multinational feat of arms. Click below for more videos, sneak peeks, bios, articles and behind the scenes footage. (PG)

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The Pacific War In Colour

Tuesdays 7.30pm from November 13

From the calm before the storm of 1937 to the bitter end in 1946, the Pacific War is thoroughly investigated with the aid of rare and unseen colour footage . (PG) Read More...

Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?

Thursday November 22 at 7.30pm

Examine the Kennedy assassination through a two-hour investigative biography of the man at the centre of the political crime of the century. (PG) Read More...

World War Two: Total War

Tuesdays 8.30pm from November 13

Learn how WWII shattered the boundaries between the home front and battlefield, while destroying and displacing civilian populations. (PG) Read More...

War's Secret Shame: Shell Shock

Monday November 5 at 9.30pm

An emotional account of the mental-health crisis caused by WWI, and it's impact on the suffering soldiers ever since. (M) Read More...

To mark 100 years since the end of WWI, the HISTORY channel has a line-up of commemorative programming in the lead-up to Remembrance Day to remember and pay tribute to those who have served and sacrificed their lives for Australia and New Zealand. Titles include 100 Years of The R.A.F at 3.30pm, 100 Days to Victory at 6.30pm and War's Secret Shame: Shell Shock at 8.30pm. Click below for the full list of programmes.

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November 6
The Melbourne Cup

Now held on the first Tuesday of November, the Melbourne Cup began in 1861 with a two-mile event. This was reduced to 1.988 miles- or 3.2 kilometers- in 1972 and became a huge sporting favorite in Australia. It is referred to as the race that stops the nation, with offices all around the country suspending operations to watch.To mark the event HISTORY will be showing Bart Cummings: All The Kings Horses at 2.30pm on November 6. Read More...

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