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    TV Series

    Secret History

    IMDb6.4/10
    1991 - Present
    Returning Series
    Seasons: 18
    Episodes: 130

    Secret History was a long-running British television documentary series. Shown on Channel 4, the Secret History brandname was used as a banner title in the UK, but many of the individual documentaries can still be found on US cable channels without the branding. It can be seen as Channel 4's answer to the BBC's Timewatch.

    Created by: Nick London
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    Seasons & Episodes

    1. The Hidden Hand

    A Zimbabwean writer and activist investigates the war against Mozambique and the assassinations of opponents of South African apartheid.

    11/14/1991

    2. Unquiet Graves

    Looks at the history of the Ukraine from World War Two to the present, taking as its starting point the mass graves, people killed by Russians, Germans and the Ukrainians themselves.

    11/21/1991

    3. Ratlines

    An investigation into the escape of thousands of Nazi war criminals after World War II with the aid of the British, French, Italian and United States Governments and the Vatican. Looks especially at the case of Ante Pavelic a Croation leader during the war who was responsible for the death of 500,000 people.

    11/28/1991

    4. Bloody Sunday

    An investigation into the actions of the Parachute Regiment and the protesters, Lord Widgery's subsequent inquiry.

    12/5/199151 min

    5. Murder in Mississippi

    On the murders of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner on June 21 1964, also known as the 'Mississippi Burning murders'

    12/12/1991

    6. Prisoners of Propaganda

    In 1943, the Imperial Japanese Army Secret Service forced a group of Australian servicemen to appear in a film to show the 'exemplary conditions' under which prisoners of war were treated by Nippon, and also to soften up the Australian public for the anticipated occupation of their country by Japanese forces. For 40 years, the making of this film remained a mystery. This documentary tells why the film was made and how it has come to be forgotten.

    12/19/1991