The Rest is History

In this episode, we break down why South America became the top destination for fleeing Nazis. In this episode, we explain the political conditions that allowed them to disappear.

In this episode, we explain how the Nuremberg Trials introduced new legal concepts around war crimes and accountability. In this episode, we explore how these precedents continue to guide global courts.

In this episode, we focus on the last week Hitler spent hidden beneath Berlin. In this episode, we detail the isolation, paranoia, and breakdown of command.

In this episode, we analyze how transportation planning replaced chaos with industrial efficiency. In this episode, we explain how genocide became a logistical problem to solve.

In this episode, we tell the story of how Manila was nearly wiped off the map in 1945. In this episode, we explain how the fight for the city spiraled into chaos and destruction.

In this episode, we break down the real-world manhunts that targeted Nazi perpetrators after the war ended. In this episode, we explain how intelligence gathering and survivor testimony played key roles

In this episode, we analyze how Heydrich imposed Nazi control with executions, crackdowns, and constant surveillance. We explain why his rule shocked even fellow Nazi leaders.

In this episode, we explain why the atomic bomb project was hidden from the public and even most of the government. In this episode, we cover the risks, security measures, and consequences of keeping such a powerful weapon secret.

In this episode, we explain how atomic weapons forced a rapid conclusion to the Pacific conflict. We cover why conventional warfare could no longer continue.

In this episode, we analyze how centralized media control shaped a nation’s worldview. In this episode, we reveal how entertainment, news, and politics were merged into one message.