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JUNE 2019WEBSITE | SHOWS | TV GUIDE | ARTICLES Historically, Australia has punched well above it's weight in regards to timely innovations, scientific breakthroughs and brilliant new technologies. Led by Matt Parkinson and a team of expert hosts, this fascinating new series uncovers the surprising stories behind ingenious inventions and shines a spotlight of history on Australia's best thinkers, tinkerers and titans of industry. (PG) Read More... FIND OUT MOREThe Battle of Normandy: 85 Days In HellThursday June 6 at 7.30pm This documentary premieres never before seen footage of the Battle of Normandy, which was only recently uncovered by WWII expert Dominique Forget. (M) Read More... World War II: Battles for EuropeWednesdays at 7.30pm from June 5 This compelling series takes you to the heart of iconic moments in WWII history; from the D-Day landings to the German counterattack at the Battle of the Bulge. (M) Read More... The Flu That Killed 50 MillionMonday June 24 at 8.30pm 1918. As the world celebrates the end of the Great War, a silent killer travels home with the soldiers. Follow the compelling human stories behind the flu epidemic. (PG) Read More... Ancient Invisible CitiesTuesdays at 7.30pm from June 18 Armed with cutting edge technology, historians and archeologists dig deep beneath the surface of the worlds oldest cities and reveal hidden treasures. (PG) Read More... On June 6, 1944, the largest seaborne invasion in history took place as a mass of allied troops stormed ashore at Normandy, on the coast of France and began rolling back the German occupying forces that had dominated western Europe during the previous four years of WWII. To commemorate the 75th anniversary of such a pivotal moment in warfare, HISTORY have curated a selection of acclaimed WWII documentaries that will be playing from June 4. FIND OUT MORE MORE THIS DAY IN HISTORYJune 10, 2019 |
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