S2009 E1 • Footprints on the Water: The Nan Hauser Story

Her dream job happens to be one of the most dangerous pursuits on earth. Meet Nan Hauser: whale expert, conservationist, and champion to the giants of the deep. From grueling days on the ocean, to taking on the U.S. Navy, to swimming with the graceful but highly unpredictable ten-ton cetaceans, she's made it her life's work to understand and preserve the whales and dolphins of Oceania. Her groundbreaking work and dedication prove that one person can make a difference.

S2009 E2 • Gallipoli

S2009 E3 • White House Revealed

The president isn't the only one who works in the White House. From devoted doormen to enthusiastic chefs, the country's most famous home depends on a staff of dedicated individuals who serve president after president.

Première diffusion : 16 février 2009

S2009 E4 • Mission to Murder Hitler

He was a shining light, a beacon of hope, in the German resistance movement. The bomb he placed at Hitler’s headquarters could have put an end to war and genocide. But like most German army officers, Claus Schenk, Count von Stauffenberg, was at first a fascinated observer of Hitler’s rise and his early military successes. He, too, was carried away by the triumph of the French campaign. It was a long road for this loyal follower of his commander-in-chief to become the man who tried to kill the Fuhrer on 20 July 1944. How did it happen? What turned an ambitious officer from an old aristocratic family into the mastermind of a coup d’etat? What did he know about the crimes committed under the Nazi regime?