BBC Radio Podcasts from Witness History: Archive 2012
The Death of Steve Biko
The authorities said he'd starved himself to death, but he died from head injuries
John Howard Griffin: Black Like Me
Over 50 years ago a white journalist tried living as a black man in America's Deep South.
The Los Angeles Riots
The people of South Central Los Angeles took to the streets in fury at police brutality
The Stolen Generation
Debra Hocking was taken from her indigenous Australian family as a baby.
African Troops During WWII
During World War II, African soldiers were a vital part of the Allied forces in Burma
Pong and the birth of the computer game
It is 40 years since a video game was invented which would change the way we play.
Big Brother - the beginning of reality TV
In December 1999 a young Dutch man won the first ever Big Brother reality TV show.
Maitatsine
In 1980 thousands died in the Nigerian city of Kano in an uprising by an Islamic sect.
Vietnam War - Christmas bombing campaign
40 years ago the US launched its heaviest aerial bombardment of the Vietnam War.
The Execution of the Ceauşescus
On December 25th 1989, Nicolae and Elena Ceauşescu were executed by firing squad.
Dusty Plays South Africa
The British popstar Dusty Springfield went on tour in apartheid South Africa in 1964
Mad cow disease - CJD
In the 1990s it became clear that a brain disease could be passed from cows to humans.
Libya and Weapons of Mass Destruction
In December 2003 Colonel Gaddafi announced Libya was giving up trying to make WMD
The last men on the moon
The story of the last US space mission to the moon 40 years ago
Piltdown Man
In 1912, Britain's top palaeontologists were hoaxed by a "missing link" in human evolution
The M Room
How exiles from the Nazis helped British intelligence listen in on German prisoners-of-war
Discovering Cleopatra's Palace
Twenty years ago underwater excavations began which unearthed a 2000 year old palace.
Marsha Hunt and the 1960s
In the late 1960s a young black American woman rolled up in 'Swinging' London.
Archive of Terror
How a huge cache of papers showed the true extent of torture across 1970s South America.
The Origin of Nollywood
The story of the 1992 film which launched Nigeria's hugely successful movie industry
Landing in Red Square
A German teenager managed to evade Soviet defences to land in Moscow's Red Square.
The Montreal massacre
On 6 December 1989, a college shooting in Canada left 14 women dead.
Great London Smog of 1952
How the worst smog in living memory lasted five days and killed thousands of Londoners.
Witness: The Bodyline Tour
In 1932 a row between England and Australia over cricket became a diplomatic incident.
The Bhopal gas disaster
In December 1984 thousands of people in the Indian city were killed by a chemical leak.
First Successful Sex Change
The story of Christine Jorgensen who had surgery to change her sex from a man to a woman.
Iran Hostage Crisis - The Canadian Story
In November 1979, Iranian revolutionaries stormed the US embassy in Tehran.
Eric Hebborn - Forger Extraordinary
The story of one of the most prolific art forgers of the 20th Century.
Isabelle Dinoire: The World's First Face Transplant
In November 2005, doctors in France carried out the first ever face transplant.
The Secret Soviet Naval Mutiny
In November 1975, an incredible mutiny took place aboard a Soviet warship in the Baltic.
The Trojan Room Coffee Pot
20 years ago the world's first webcam was set up - and it was pointed at a pot of coffee.
Lee Harvey Oswald and the USSR
Lee Harvey Oswald had spent two years living in the USSR after serving there as a Marine
The death of the Kabaka of Buganda
In 1969 the first President of Uganda, Edward Mutesa, died in exile in London.
Windsor Castle Fire
How a fire devastated Queen Elizabeth's weekend home in 1992.
Shoot
In November 1971 a young American artist decided to get a friend to take a shot at him.
Cesar Chavez - Yes we can!
How the Mexican-American trade union leader Cesar Chavez inspired Latinos in the 1960s.
The Lost Tribe Hoax
The Filipino stone-age cave dwellers who fooled the scientific community.
China's one-child policy
Created to tackle China's expanding population, but how was the one-child policy enforced?
Colombia mudslide
It's 27 years since over 20,000 people died when a volcano erupted in western Colombia.
Baby Fae and the Baboon Heart Transplant
In 1984 doctors in California tried a revolutionary operation on a two-week-old baby girl.
Edgar Feuchtwanger: Adolf Hitler's Neighbour
The memories of a German Jew who grew up across the street from Adolf Hitler.
Mutiny on the Bounty
The original story of betrayal at sea - from contemporary eyewitness testimonies.
The death of Leonid Brezhnev
One of the longest-serving leaders of the Soviet Union died on the 10 of November 1982.
The Crate Escape
An incredible plot to kidnap, drug and repatriate Nigerian exile Umaru Dikko in 80s London
Lebensborn Babies
In the 1930s the Nazi party hatched a secret plan to breed an elite Aryan race.
Vietnam Photographer
The great British war photographer Don McCullin remembers the Vietnam war.
Garbage, the City and Death by Fassbinder
In 1985 a Frankfurt theatre attempted to stage a play by the controversial German writer.
Russian Revolution
It is 95 years since the October Revolution which led to the creation of the Soviet Union.
Howl
Allen Ginsberg first read his poem Howl, in San Francisco in October 1955.
Cuban Missile Crisis: The Showdown
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev finally offered to withdraw nuclear missiles from Cuba
The Iran-Iraq War
In the autumn of 1980 one of the longest wars of the 20th Century began.
The Moscow Theatre Siege
It is 10 years since Chechen rebels took an entire theatre full of people hostage.
The Wall Street Crash
On 24 October 1929, the New York Stock Exchange began to plummet.
Cuban Missile Crisis: The Missiles
The gradual build up of weaponry - Soviet built ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads
The Guggenheim Bilbao
It's 15 years since an extraordinary building was opened in a Spanish industrial city.
Colombia Peace Talks
The last serious attempt to end Colombia's long civil war was more than a decade ago.
The Greek Civil War
British troops liberated Greece from the Nazis in October 1944.
Cuban Missile Crisis: The Photos
CIA expert Dino Brugioni interpreted the ariel photographs of missiles in Cuba
Modern art in Tehran
It is 35 years since the opening of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art.
Search for the Loch Ness Monster
It is 25 years since the most in-depth and expensive survey of Loch Ness.
Solzhenitsyn and the Nobel Prize
How the Soviet dissident smuggled his writing to the outside world.
Che in Congo
In 1965 the Latin-American revolutionary went to fight with rebels in the Congo.
The Achille Lauro Hijacking
In 1985 a luxury cruise liner was held by Palestinian gunmen in the Red Sea.
US Support for Nicaraguan Contras
In October 1986 a CIA plane carrying arms to "contra" rebels was shot down in Nicaragua
Black Hawk Down
The battle in Mogadishu in 1993 which had a dramatic impact on US foreign policy.
The Taliban take Kabul
It is 16 years since the Taliban took control of the Afghan capital.
German refugees in post-war Europe
At the end of WW2, many ethnic Germans in Central Europe were forced to leave their homes.
Sharon at the al-Aqsa compound
In September 2000 the Israeli opposition leader visited the Al-Aqsa compound.
IRA jail break
In September 1983 a group of IRA prisoners escaped from jail in Northern Ireland.
Ireland's Magdalene Laundries
The story of a young girl who survived Ireland's notorious Catholic workhouses for women.
West Side Story
It is 55 years since a groundbreaking musical, West Side Story, opened on Broadway.
The Hobbit
How an Oxford academic came up with a story that charmed children for generations.
Blasphemy in Pakistan
In 1998 a Roman Catholic Bishop killed himself in protest at Pakistan's blasphemy laws.
Mules and the Mujahideen
Twenty-five years ago, a shipment of mules was sent from the USA to Afghanistan.
Ethiopia's Korean War Hero
The Ethiopian soldier who became a hero in the Korean War
A Polish odyssey
One girl's story of exile and soldiering during World War II.
The shooting of Tupac Shakur
How the American hip hop star Tupac Shakur was killed in a drive-by shooting.
Dingo Baby Trial
It is 30 years since an Australian woman was accused of murdering her daughter.
Phoolan Devi - Bandit Queen
It is 30 years since a teenage Indian woman spread fear in the North East of the country.
Mo Farah
How a London school sports teacher changed the life of the Somali-born Olympic champion.
The "Last Indian"
How a Yahi Indian called Ishi emerged from the Northern Californian wilderness in 1911.
Attack on Springboks in New Zealand
In 1981 anti-apartheid protestors used a plane to attack South African rugby players.
Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty: 15 years in a foreign Embassy
In 1956 a Hungarian Cardinal sought refuge in the US Embassy in Budapest.
The Riot in Chicago in 1968
The riot that overshadowed the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in 1968
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mr Universe
Arnold Schwarzenegger and bodybuilding in the 1960s.
The Death of Princess Diana
The death of Diana, Princess of Wales, killed in a car crash on 31 August 1997.
East Timor Referendum
How East Timor's vote for independence in 1999 sparked violence by pro-Indonesia militias.
The Death of Getulio Vargas
The death of a president that shocked Brazil.
Bobby Fischer
In 1972, chess makes headlines as volatile American Bobby Fischer becomes world champion.
The Great Train Robbery
In August 1963, thieves stole over £2 million from a London bound Royal Mail train.
Hurricane Andrew
How broadcasting throughout a devastating storm made a Miami weatherman into a local hero.
Windies Make England Grovel
The year the England cricket captain said he was going to make the West Indies "grovel".
Assassination of Leon Trotsky
The assassination of Russian revolutionary Leon Trotksy in Mexico City in 1940.
Jacqueline Du Pre
Jacqueline Du Pre makes one of the most famous classical recordings of the 20th Century.
The Assassination of Ruth First
The parcel bomb attack that killed anti-apartheid activist Ruth First in 1982.
Elvis - The Comeback Special
How a 1968 television special revived the career of the King of Rock and Roll.
The Last Viceroy of India
The daughter of the last British viceroy in India remembers the transfer of power in 1947.
US Occupation of Japan
For six years following the end of World War II, Japan was occupied by the US.
The Founding of Napster
Shawn Fanning talks about how he founded the file sharing website Napster.
The Plot To Kill Franco
The Scottish anarchist and the plot to kill General Franco.
Abebe Bikila the barefoot runner
At the 1960 Olympics in Rome an Ethiopian athlete stunned the world.
Twenty-five years of Botox
It's quarter of a century since the world's most popular cosmetic treatment was discovered
Soviet Protest Pioneers
How seven Soviet intellectuals held a pioneering protest in Moscow in 1968.
Bering Strait Swimmer
How an American swimmer crossed the "Ice Curtain" between the USA and the Soviet Union.
Omarska concentration camp
The story of a survivor of Omarska concentration camp in Bosnia.
The Death of Marilyn Monroe
It's 50 years since the death of Marilyn Monroe, Hollywood's ultimate sex symbol.
The Kon-Tiki adventure
The story of Thor Heyerdahl's crossing of the Pacific on a balsa wood raft, the Kon-Tiki.
USS Nautilus: Under the North Pole
The first voyage to the North Pole under the icecap. Ken Carr remembers Nautilus's mission
The Battle of Passchendaele
It was one of the defining battles of the First World War
Megan's law
Eighteen years ago a little girl was raped and murdered - her killing changed US law.
The Farewell dossier
How a mole in the KGB sent secrets to France and the USA in 1981.
The Death of Evita Peron
It is 60 years since the Argentine first lady died.
The first IVF baby
In July 1978 the first baby to be conceived in a laboratory was born in England.
Roosevelt in the Amazon
How the American president Theodore Roosevelt nearly died in the Amazon in 1914.
The arrest of Jack Mapanje
It is 25 years since the poet was imprisoned without trial in Malawi.
CIA mind control experiments
Beginning in the 1950s the CIA made attempts to brainwash psychiatric patients.
Miguel Angel Blanco
How the killing of a young Basque councillor sparked huge anti-ETA protests in Spain.
The Murder of Versace
In July 1997 the Italian fashion designer, Gianni Versace, was shot dead.
New York Blackout
It is 35 years since the streets of the Big Apple were plunged into darkness.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
How working with Paul Simon made South African group Ladysmith Black Mambazo global stars.
Angola Mercenaries
In July 1976 four foreign mercenaries were executed for their part in Angola's civil war.
Bush House in wartime
The BBC World Service is leaving Bush House in central London after 70 years there.
Irving T Bush - Builder of Bush House
The story of the American businessman who built the home of the BBC World Service.
Telstar
It is 50 years since the first ever transatlantic satellite TV broadcast.
London suicide bombings
On 7 July 2005, London was thrown into chaos by four bomb attacks.
Algerian independence
It is 50 years since the end of French colonial rule in Algeria.
The Muslim Brotherhood - Hassan al-Banna
Egypt now has a president from the Muslim Brotherhood - hear how it started 84 years ago.
Mass Wedding in New York City
In 1982 4,000 people got married in a mass blessing carried out by Reverend Sun Myung Moon
The Disappearance of Amelia Earhart
In July 1937 the female flyer disappeared in her plane somewhere over the Pacific Ocean.
Bomber Command
During World War II, Allied bombing raids brought death and destruction to German cities.
Hong Kong Handover
In 1997 Hong Kong was handed back to China after 150 years of British rule.
Shakespeare's Globe
It is 15 years since a replica of Shakespeare's Globe theatre was opened in London.
The football war
It is over 40 years since a brief but bloody war between Honduras and El Salvador.
Anne Frank's Diary
In June 1947 the diary of Anne Frank was published for the very first time.
Perestroika
Reform in the Soviet Union, known as perestroika, was launched 25 years ago in 1987.
France under Nazi occupation
A Frenchwoman remembers life under Nazi occupation during the Second World War.
The Berlin airlift
In June 1948 Soviet troops cut supply lines around West Berlin in Germany.
Dadaab refugee camp
The biggest refugee camp in the world was established 21 years ago.
The death of Roberto Calvi
On June 18, 1982 an Italian banker was found dead in mysterious circumstances in London.
James Joyce and Ulysses
It is 90 years since one of the most influential novels of the 20th century was published.
The end of the Falklands conflict
Thirty years ago the war ended between Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands.
President Karzai of Afghanistan
It is 10 years since Hamid Karzai was first appointed as interim President of Afghanistan.
Rudolf Nureyev defects
It is over 50 years since the great Russian ballet dancer left the Soviet Union for good.
The Pentagon Papers
The man behind one of the most important security breaches in US history tells his story.
Robert Kennedy's Funeral Train
How Americans lined the route of Senator Robert Kennedy's funeral train in 1968.
Pollard Spy Case
It's 26 years since an American intelligence analyst admitted selling secrets to Israel.
The Pompidou centre
It is 35 years since the opening of the iconic modern art centre in Paris.
The Rosenhan Experiment
In 1969 an American psychologist called David Rosenhan put psychiatrists to the test.
Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee: Punk rock and the Queen
In 1977, The Sex Pistols punk rock band mocked Britain's Silver Jubilee celebrations.
The Biafran war
Between 1967 and 1970 there was a civil war in Nigeria over the formation of Biafra.
The Lod airport massacre
It is 40 years since gunmen attacked an Israeli airport. We hear from a survivor.
La Penca bombing
In May 1984 a bomber tried to kill an anti-Sandinista rebel leader in Nicaragua.
The Dionne Quintuplets
The story of the "miracle babies" who became global superstars in the 1930s.
Dutch School Siege
Thirty-five years ago, gunmen took 105 young children hostage in a school in Holland.
The Hacienda nightclub
How the legendary Manchester venue launched a dance music revolution.
The murder of Giovanni Falcone
Twenty years ago the anti-mafia judge was assassinated by a bomb under his car.
Monkeys in Space
The USA sent two monkeys into space and brought them back alive for the first time
Star Wars - the film
It is 35 years since one of the biggest movie franchises of all time hit cinema screens.
Mount St Helens
On May 18th 1980 there was a huge volcanic eruption in Washington state in the USA.
The South Asia nuclear standoff
In May 1998 a nuclear arms race began in South Asia.
The execution of Anne Boleyn
In May 1536 the Queen of England was executed on the orders of her husband Henry VIII.
The Anschluss
In March 1938 Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany - one Vienna resident remembers.
Michael Apted and the 7 Up TV series
In 1964, a TV documentary series introduced a group of seven-year-olds to British viewers
The assassination of a Prime Minister
On May 11th 1812, the British Prime Minister, Spencer Perceval, was killed.
Paris 1968
How student protests and workers' strikes threatened to bring down France's government.
The Psychiatrist and Rudolf Hess
How a British psychiatrist examined the deputy Nazi leader after his flight to Scotland.
Attack on Fela Kuti
The Nigerian military stormed the musician's compound in Lagos, Kalakuta Republic
The trial of Charles Manson
He was responsible for a series of gruesome murders in the Hollywood hills.
The General Strike
In May 1926 workers across Britain went on strike in support of coal miners.
Suicide of gay footballer
Justin Fashanu, Britain's first openly gay footballer, killed himself in May 1998.
The capture of President Izetbegovic
In May 1992 the Bosnian president was taken captive by Serb soldiers.
The right to die
In 2002 a paralysed woman, known as Miss B, was allowed to die in a London hospital.
Mass Trespass
How walkers stormed an English peak in 1932 and started a fight for countryside access.
Studio 54
It is 35 years since the legendary New York night club opened its doors to cool people.
Gallipoli
One New Zealand soldier's account of surviving the Battle of Gallipoli in 1915
75 years since Guernica
In April 1937 the Basque town of Guernica was firebombed during the Spanish Civil War.
The trial of Oscar Wilde
How a court case ruined the 19th century playwright and wit.
Rivers of Blood speech
In April 1968 a politician put race and immigration at the centre of British politics.
Twenty-five years of the Simpsons
One of the most successful TV series ever was created by cartoonist Matt Groening.
Auschwitz Convoy Escape
How a group of Jews escaped from a train bound for the Auschwitz death camp in 1943.
Japanese embassy hostage crisis
In 1997, left-wing rebels held 71 people hostage for over four months in Peru.
Dissidents Declared Insane
How dissidents in the USSR were routinely declared insane and kept in mental institutions.
The sinking of the Titanic
It is 100 years since the great ocean liner sank on its maiden voyage.
Pulitzer Prize scandal
In 1981 a Pulitzer Prize was awarded to a young journalist who had made-up her story.
The death of Primo Levi
It is 25 years since the great Italian author and Auschwitz survivor died.
Fidel Castro in the USA
Castro met Richard Nixon and addressed large crowds to win over critics of the revolution
Eichmann on Trial
In 1961, Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi in charge of concentration camps, was tried in Israel.
Good Friday Agreement
The frantic negotiations that led to a historic peace deal for Northern Ireland in 1998.
Sarajevo peace protests
How thousands of Bosnians tried to stop their capital falling under siege in 1992.
Active Birth Movement
In 1982, women took to the streets to demand the right to give birth naturally
The Falklands War - Part Two
An Argentine soldier's account of invading the Falkland Islands in 1982.
The Falklands War
It is 30 years since Argentine forces invaded the Falkland Islands.
Sudan's Lost Boys
How thousands of children stranded during war in Sudan were finally resettled in the USA.
Scott of the Antarctic
A 100 years ago the British explorer died after failing to be the first to the South Pole.
Manolo Blahnik
How a young designer became a legend in the world of shoes.
Apartheid attack
In 1990 an Anglican priest living in Zimbabwe was the victim of a letter bomb.
Pope John Paul II Visits Cuba
The Pope's visit changed relations between the Catholic Church and Cuba's government
The US Peace Corps
In 1961 President Kennedy set up a scheme to send idealistic young Americans abroad.
How Little America was built in Afghanistan
In the 1950s, US engineers were sent to Afghanistan to build a dam.
Sarin gas attack in Tokyo
In March 1995 members of a Japanese cult released nerve gas in the metro.
The bombardment of Baghdad
On 20 March 2003 the US and its allies began their air strikes against Iraq.
The Torrey Canyon disaster
Forty five years ago it was the biggest oil spill the world had ever seen.
The My Lai massacre
On 16 March 1968, US soldiers went on the rampage through a Vietnamese village.
Farzad Bazoft
On 15 March 1990, a young British journalist was executed in Iraq.
The Romans In Britain
In 1982 a British director found himself in a court battle over sex and nudity on stage.
World War II concerts
Throughout World War II, Myra Hess organised concerts in London's National Gallery.
The Theremin
In 1929 a Russian inventor brought an electronic musical instrument to the USA.
Stalin's Daughter
The daughter of the Soviet dictator, Svetlana defected to the West in 1967
Discovery of Penicillin
How scientists turned penicillin into the world's first anti-biotic medicine.
The films of Andy Warhol
In the 1960s, the pop artist Andy Warhol, turned his attention to film-making.
The Zeebrugge disaster
It is 25 years since a car ferry capsized outside the Belgian port.
The Home Brew Computer Club
Californian computer enthusiasts met to share ideas - including the founders of Apple
The first flight of Concorde
On 2 March 1969 the supersonic airliner took to the skies for the first time.
Gujarat riots
It is 10 years since communal violence broke out in the Indian state.
The assassination of Georgi Markov
The Bulgarian dissident was attacked with a poisoned umbrella on his way to Bush House.
The killing of Olof Palme
On 28 February 1986, the Swedish Prime Minister was killed on a Stockholm street.
Mary Quant and the miniskirt
A 2012 episode looks back at the work of the pioneering designer, who has died aged 93
From the silent screen to talkies
In the late 1920s Hollywood made the change from silent films to movies with soundtracks.
The Damascus Spring
Twelve years ago Syria experienced a brief burst of political openness.
Moose Murders
Nearly 30 years ago Moose Murders made history as the biggest flop ever on Broadway.
Nixon in China
It is 40 years since the US President went to China and met Chairman Mao.
Sucked out of a Plane
In February 1989, nine people were sucked out of a plane over the Pacific Ocean.
Japanese internment
In February 1942 all Japanese Americans were ordered to internment camps.
The bombing of Darwin
In February 1942 Japan launched the largest ever attack against Australia.
The Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan
On 15 February 1989, the last Soviet soldiers rolled out of Afghanistan.
Sister Dorothy Stang
In February 2005 a Catholic nun working in the Amazon was murdered.
Deep Blue versus Kasparov
It was the first time a computer had beaten a reigning world champion chess player.
50 years of Silicone Breast Implants
In 1962 Timmie Jean Lindsey became the first woman in the world to have the operation.
Charonne Metro deaths
It is 50 years since nine French peace protestors died during a demonstration in Paris.
Drugs in Mexico
On 7 February 1985 a US drug enforcement agent was abducted in Guadalajara.
Death of King George VI
How Britain mourned the death of King George VI in 1952.
Umm Kulthum
The great Egyptian singer was buried 37 years ago.
The Hama massacre
It is 30 years since thousands of Syrians were killed by their own army.
Diane Blood
Winning the chance to conceive a child using sperm from her dead husband
Dickens in America
How a visit to America in 1842 became a turning-point in the career of Charles Dickens.
Bloody Sunday
It is 40 years since 13 civil rights marchers were killed in Northern Ireland.
The Challenger disaster
In January 1986 a space shuttle launch went horribly wrong.
The rise of Hitler
On 25 January 1933 the last legal communist march was held in Berlin.
Japanese soldier in hiding
In January 1972 a Japanese soldier was found in the jungle of Guam.
Jackson Pollock
It is one hundred years since the great American abstract painter was born.
The Wannsee conference
It is 70 years since senior Nazi officials met to plan the killing of European Jews.
Roe v Wade
In January 1973 abortion was legalised across the USA.
The Warsaw ghetto
On 18 January 1943 German soldiers began a final drive to empty the Polish capital of Jews
The Great Brinks Robbery
In 1950 a Boston gang stole over $2.5m and they almost got away with it.
Vietnam draft pardon
In January 1977 President Jimmy Carter said draft dodgers could come home.
Folsom Prison Blues
In January 1968 the country legend Johnny Cash recorded a concert in a high-security jail.
Perez de Cuellar goes to Baghdad
In January 1991 the UN Secretary General tried to avert the first Gulf War.
Zola and the Dreyfus affair
In 1898 the novelist Emile Zola took up the cause of a Jewish prisoner - Alfred Dreyfus.
The death of Emperor Hirohito
When the Japanese Emperor died in 1989 it marked the end of an era.
Crossing the Rubicon
Over 2000 years ago Julius Caesar made a decision which changed European history.
Charter 77
Taking you back 35 years when an opposition movement began in Czechoslovakia.
Project Stormfury
Fifty years ago the USA launched an ambitious attempt to control the weather.
The Hollywood blacklist
A list of radicals in the US entertainment industry was published more than 60 years ago.
The capture of the USS Pueblo
In January 1968 an American spy ship was captured by North Korean forces.
Birth of the Euro
How millions of Europeans celebrated the launch of the euro in 2002.