The car that charmed Brazil

During the Vietnam War, North Vietnamese VietCong guerrillas built a vast network of tunnels in the south of the country as part of the insurgency against the South Vietnamese government and their American allies. The tunnel network was a key base and shelter for the North Vietna ...  Show more

In 1981, Poland's communist regime imposed martial law and the dissident Solidarity movement was suppressed. In response, Helena Luczywo helped set up an underground newspaper called Mazovia Weekly to communicate uncensored information to the population. Despite police raids and ...  Show more

Stories from Brazil, ahead of the presidential election in October, including the murder of Tim Lopes, the hero of Brazilian democracy and the Candelaria Massacre.

Plus the creation of the capital, Brasilia, and the history of the Fusca - the car that charmed Brazil.

Soccer in brazil, before the country start becoming one of the best when it comes to game of sports, wasn't so famous, but after the hard work which later becoming the building block of soccer in brazil 

1970 will Ferruccio Lamborghini seinen Erzrivalen Enzo Ferrari unbedingt ausstechen. Die beiden Fabriken liegen nur 30 Kilometer voneinander entfernt, im Norden Italiens. Lamborghini wirbt von Ferrari einen der besten Designer ab und beauftragt ihn, einen echten Hingucker und wir ...  Show more

It is 1997. For decades, Lamborghini has struggled to survive as a company, and to compete with its nemesis Ferrari. All that is about to change. Volkswagen buys Lambo and injects it with cash and bulletproof German engineering. For the first time ever, Lamborghini can finally ...