When faced with dwindling supplies of gunpowder while trying to hold off besieging British and Indian soldiers, teenager Betty Zane volunteers to run a gauntlet of death to retrieve more to help with the fight.

Nancy Hart, a Georgia mother of eight, became a legend after she duped some Loyalists who invaded her home by getting them drunk then killing them.

A supersized soldier named Peter Francisco becomes a legend on the battlefield for his displays of superior strength and fighting ability at various key battles during the American Revolution.

A shadowy double agent, Irishman John Honeyman has the trust of the British because he distinguished himself with them during the French-Indian War. With his help, George Washington is able to surprise a Hessian garrison and defeat them at Trenton.

Sharpshooters like Pennsylvanian Timothy Murphy not only started firing rifles from a very young age but they also possessed superior technology in the form of the Kentucky long rifle which had a grooved bore.

Born into slavery but free by the time of the American Revolution, Salem Poor was an exceptional fighter who played an influential role at the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Captain John Parker and his 77 Minutemen attempted a show of determination when they were approached by Major John Pitcairn and his force of 700 Regulars at Lexington. What they did was initiate open armed conflict and a war.

The grievances between disgruntled colonists and the British crown veered from politics to open armed conflict after the Boston Massacre. The trial of the British troops and the Crown's approval of their acquittal led to an easing of tensions.

A ragtag bunch of patriots took a stand against the world's greatest empire and was able to inflict a huge toll, both in numbers of soldiers lost and psychologically.

Born into slavery but free by the time of the American Revolution, Salem Poor was an exceptional fighter who played an influential role at the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Captain John Parker and his 77 Minutemen attempted a show of determination when they were approached by Major John Pitcairn and his force of 700 Regulars at Lexington. What they did was initiate open armed conflict and a war.

A ragtag bunch of patriots took a stand against the world's greatest empire and was able to inflict a huge toll, both in numbers of soldiers lost and psychologically.

A shadowy double agent, Irishman John Honeyman has the trust of the British because he distinguished himself with them during the French-Indian War. With his help, George Washington is able to surprise a Hessian garrison and defeat them at Trenton.

Sharpshooters like Pennsylvanian Timothy Murphy not only started firing rifles from a very young age but they also possessed superior technology in the form of the Kentucky long rifle which had a grooved bore.

When faced with dwindling supplies of gunpowder while trying to hold off besieging British and Indian soldiers, teenager Betty Zane volunteers to run a gauntlet of death to retrieve more to help with the fight.

Nancy Hart, a Georgia mother of eight, became a legend after she duped some Loyalists who invaded her home by getting them drunk then killing them.

A supersized soldier named Peter Francisco becomes a legend on the battlefield for his displays of superior strength and fighting ability at various key battles during the American Revolution.

As a vanquished foe, Germany is punished severely by the Allies at the Treaty of Versailles and undergoes a radical political shift which only intensifies Hitler's anger and his resolve to make Germany powerful again.

Adolf Hitler was a sinister genius in how he organized and directed the Nazi movement, from the 25 commandments of his National Socialists to the Nazi flag to his shrewd understanding of the German people.

In an effort to appeal to the wider German population Hitler employs Karl Ernst Haushofer to assist him with his public image, including public speaking training.

Hitler sees opportunity amid the Great Depression and endless cycles of paralyzing democratic elections in Germany, and goes to the industrialists and military establishment to create a political base. This consolidation leads in turn to the supp ...

Germany rebounds from economic depression through huge public works projects which have the ultimate goal of prepping the country for military expansion and ultimately subjugation of the Slavs.

The Munich Agreement of 1938 greatly benefitted Germany and Hitler in particular as he was planning and preparing for European domination

As his freezing and hungry troops had to retreat from the outskirts of Moscow Hitler instructed his propaganda chief Goebbels to paint a far more positive picture of the German situation on the Eastern Front.

Under the instructions of Reinhard Heydrich, the Nazis sought to make the liquidation of Soviet Jews as efficient and quick as possible as they advanced eastward, which lead to their infamous practice of "sardine-packing" - the execution of wave- ...