Witness History Episodes Episode guide
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The mysterious death of Pablo Neruda
In 1973, the poet and prominent communist tried to flee persecution in Chile
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The assassination of King Faisal
In 1975, the king of Saudi Arabia was shot by his nephew
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Tsunami devastates Samoa
In 2009 a tsunami killed 149 people. Lumepa Hald tells the story of destruction and loss
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The funeral of Nelson Mandela
In 2013, South Africa's first black president was buried in his ancestral village
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Vatican citizen Emanuela Orlandi disappears
In 1983, a suspected kidnapping led to scandal
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Anna Akhmatova: The poet who defied a regime
How the great poet kept writing even through the darkest days of Soviet history
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Yeltsin speaks at the reburial of the Romanovs
In 1998, the Russian president condemned the Soviet violence that killed Tsar Nicholas II
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Murder of the Romanovs
In 1918, the Russian royal family were killed by the Bolsheviks
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The release of DOOM
In 1993, a controversial sci-fi video game called DOOM was released
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‘The disappeared’ of Argentina
In 1977 a woman became one of thousands who disappeared from the streets of Buenos Aires
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A Greek coup: The day the colonels took power
In 1967, army officers seized power in Greece in a US-backed coup
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Thousands of Danish brains in plastic buckets
In 1945, a collection that would amass 9,479 brains was started
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La Haine: The film that shocked France
How Mathieu Kassovitz's critique of policing shocked French society
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World's first solar-heated home
In 1948, the Dover Sun House, in the US, was the first home to be heated by solar power
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Tanzania adopts Swahili to unite the country
Tanzania's leader, Julius Nyerere, made Swahili the official language in the early 1960s
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Cameroon’s mysterious lake deaths
In 1986, remote parts of Cameroon were turned into ghost villages overnight
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The bird that defied extinction
In 1977, the white-winged guan was rediscovered in Peru after a century
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Cabbage Patch Kids
Christmas 1983 saw frenzied shoppers buy three million Cabbage Patch Kids
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The Mumbai attacks
In 2008, 10 gunmen killed more than 100 people in Mumbai’s busiest hot spots
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The Paris heatwave
In 2003, Paris was overwhelmed by the hottest European heatwave for 500 years
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Kennedy’s nail-biter election victory
In 1960, John F Kennedy became the youngest person to be elected United States president.
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The invention of bubble tea
Chun Shui Tang tea house in Taiwan began selling bubble tea in 1987
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The independence of Zambia
How Zambia became independent in 1964
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Discovering the ancient city of Thonis-Heracleion
In 2000 Franck Goddio made one of the greatest ever underwater discoveries
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The Bolivian Water War
How Bolivians in the city of Cochabamba fought against the “leasing of the rain”
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Rosalind Franklin: DNA pioneer
The scientist produced an X-ray photograph in 1952, that helped show the structure of DNA
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Eyjafjallajökull: The volcano that stopped a continent
In 2010, a cloud of volcanic ash brought Europe’s planes back to earth
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The invention of the EpiPen
How engineer Sheldon Kaplan and his team made the EpiPen, the lifesaving allergy device
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The hippo and the tortoise
In 2004, a hippo and a tortoise became friends. Their story gained worldwide fame
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Destruction of Mostar Bridge
On 9 November 1993 the historic bridge was destroyed during the Bosnian War