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Genghis Khan: Terror and Conquest
The life of the ruthless Mongol conqueror of the late 12th and early 13th centuries. Traces his military successes from northern China through Russia and Eastern Europe. His conquests created one of the largest empires the world has ever known.
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Attila: Scourge of God
Bloodthirsty barbarian or benevolent ruler? Our profile portrays Attila the Hun as he really was: shrewd, tough, and at times even thoughtful. A man who, through intelligence and sheer force of character, forged a loose confederation of nomadic tribes into the most fearsome military machine of its time.
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Vladimir Lenin: Voice of Revolution
Called treacherous, deluded, out-of-touch, and insane, Lenin might have been a minor historical footnote but for the Russian Revolution, which catapulted him into the headlines of the 20th century.
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Josip Broz Tito: The Rebel Communist
Life of the Yugoslav communist leader who battled Nazis in World War II and resisted Soviet efforts to control his country during the Cold War.
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The Windsors
The American divorcee and former King of England are profiled as well as the Duke of Windsor's niece and Queen of England.
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Benito Mussolini
A garish showman manages to marshal an entire nation behind the banner of "Fascism" and lead them into an alliance with the Third Reich.
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Nicolae Ceausescu: The Unrepentant Tyrant
The life of the despotic Communist ruler who rose from the poor fields of rural Romania to the luxurious heights of political power. From loved and respected leader, he turned into a despised tyrant, and his execution in 1989 marked the bloody end to a bloody regime.
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Pol Pot
Profile of the Communist dictator believed to be responsible for the murders of 2-million Cambodians in the mid-1970s.
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Imelda Marcos: Steel Butterfly
Portrait of the colorful and controversial former First Lady of the Philippines, who went on buying sprees that included New York City skyscrapers and 3,000 pairs of shoes. Although once a heroine to millions of peasants, Imelda and her dictator husband Ferdinand amassed personal fortunes of billions of dollars while in power. Many believe the money was stolen from the government and international loans designed to help the poor.