Secrets of War

Examines the damaging internal feuds that took place within the Abwehr, Gestapo and the Reich Central Security Office during World War II.

Recounts the British capture of a Nazi cipher machine which led to one of the greatest campaigns of deception in military history.

The secret world of women at war.

An investigation into the instruments of sabotage and clandestine operations used in war.

The Nazis fund a war machine with possessions they steal from people expelled or executed.

Code breakers struggle to protect Britain from German submarines.

The use of camouflage and instruments of propaganda helped confuse the enemy both on and off the battlefield.

Declassified evidence sheds light on Rommel's early advantages in North Africa.

Examines why obtaining top-secret plans for rockets, jets and missiles was a high priority for spies on both sides during World War II.

Members of the French Resistance aid the Allied effort after the fall of France.

The men and women who made victory possible in the Battle of Britain.

Insight into the British Secret Intelligence Service that demonstrates that facts can indeed be stranger than fiction.

The lives of Stalin's secret agents, who spied loyally for their leader but were in turn spied upon by their paranoid dictator.

The story of the formation of the Office of Strategic Services, predecessor to the CIA.

Chemical and biological weapons, ranging from the mustard gas artillery shells used in World War I to the U.S. gas stockpiled in the Pacific during WWII and the Iraqi gassing of the Kurds.

Examining how the Nazis hid their atrocities and how the "final solution" was implemented across Europe.

Hitler's grand deception of Stalin, his extensive spy operations in America, and the eventual betrayal of his chief spymaster.

The quest to dominate the battlefield with electronic trickery such as advanced weapon guidance and electronic jamming which proved so successful in the Gulf War.

How President Roosevelt was not afraid to place spies strategically around the world to ensure he stayed one step ahead of his enemies.

The reliance on tools of deception.

Authors Norman Polmar and Tom Allen comment on new revelations about the planned U.S. invasion of Japan.

The super sleuths commissioned to gather military intelligence and execute hostage rescues.

The man who embraced secret intelligence operations, deception and code-breaking as acceptable instruments of modern war.

Documents the surprise invasion of Panama by U.S. troops in 1989.

Misleading maneuvers and false information insured the secrecy of the D-Day invasion.

An examination of the air war waged during the Vietnam War.