This week NATO are meeting in London for their annual summit, which leads us to ask the question - what does NATO actually do? We explain who the members are, how people can join, the commitments members make and why the group exists.

After World War Two, Germany was temporarily split into 4 “allied occupation zones”. The Soviet Union took East Germany and East Berlin, and the Allied Powers took West Germany and West Berlin. The strict policies of the East soon...

How did Britain feel after World War I? What was one of the reasons Hitler was elected in Germany? After being elected, what were his aims?<br/>
10 Steps to World War Two, Part 1

Newspaper headline for Kristallnacht / night, crowd saluting Hitler as he salutes back, house burning, soldiers destroying jewish property, forcing jewish families to leave their homes.

We discuss Picasso's great image of Guernica with help from a Subscriber, Andy Hess.

In this video, Jabzy brings us historical tidbits and unknown facts about Luxembourg's Changing Borders

On the 200th anniversary of his birth Karl Marx remains surprisingly relevant. He rightly predicted some of the pitfalls of capitalism, but his solution was far worse than the disease.

This clip looks at Russian history during the period of 1923 -1953.

This short video describes the Roman Empire and the countries it spanned such as Germany or Germania, France or Gallia and Britain which used to be known as Albion.

Where is Saarland located and why was it important? As Germany started rearmament, why wasn't Hitler challenged for this?<br/>
10 Steps to World War Two, Part 2

What was the most iconic moment during the appeasement? What was the watershed moment when it came to the occupation of Czechoslovakia?<br/>
10 Steps to World War Two, Part 4

WW2 (Part 2)

75 years ago allied forces pulled off the largest seaborne invasion the world has ever seen. The D-Day landings helped liberate Europe from the Nazis—they were also instrumental in changing the world order

It's easy for any student to get overwhelmed juggling school work, activities and a social life. In this video students will learn basic time management skills to help reduce risk and be successful.

In this video students learn how to have a successful discussion with your teacher. The program emphasizes the importance of being polite and respectful, and using good listening skills when talking with a teacher.

In this video students model good listening skills and demonstrate how to have a successful and reciprocal conversation.

World War One - 1914' is the first in a five-part series covering the Great War. This episode covers the rival alliances that dominated Europe in the build-up to war, the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente, and the fatal...

World War One: 1916' covers the great battles of Verdun and the Somme on the Western Front, as well as Russia's Brusilov Offensive on the Eastern Front. In the Middle East, British forces surrender at Kut, while the Arab Revolt begins in...

This video explores five fun facts about Germany.

Age appropriate scenarios show viewers what peer pressure looks like and how to handle peer pressure. Students will learn the importance of making choices that make you feel comfortable and safe.

This live-action video program is about the term World War 1. The program is designed to reinforce and support a student's comprehension and retention of the term World War 1 through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams and...

Did you know Kandinsky had synesthesia and painted the colors that heard while he listened to music? Learn about Kandinsky and the time in which he created art.

We all know about D-Day and Dunkirk, but there are still events from World War Two that remain a. From the Battle of Los Angeles to who betrayed Anne Frank, here are 10 Unsolved Mysteries of World War Two.

In this video, Jabzy brings us historical tidbits and unknown facts about Gothic Nationalism