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Was Abraham Lincoln a simple frontiersman or a brilliant strategist who manipulated his public image, using newspapers, photography and even folksy imagery to win over voters?

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On November 22, 1963, hundreds of hours of news footage, radio reports, audio recordings and home movies have been released that captured history as it was chaotically unfolding.

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Was Abraham Lincoln a simple frontiersman or a brilliant strategist who manipulated his public image, using newspapers, photography and even folksy imagery to win over voters?

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On November 22, 1963, hundreds of hours of news footage, radio reports, audio recordings and home movies have been released that captured history as it was chaotically unfolding.

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History books traditionally depict the pre-Columbus Americas as a pristine wilderness where small native villages lived in harmony with nature. But scientific evidence tells a very different story.

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Explorer travels back 66 million years to break down the chain of events that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs and changed the world forever.

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History books traditionally depict the pre-Columbus Americas as a pristine wilderness where small native villages lived in harmony with nature. But scientific evidence tells a very different story.

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Explorer travels back 66 million years to break down the chain of events that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs and changed the world forever.

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Despite its small-town feel and remote location, the western outpost of Bethel has its share of big-city problems. In a city plagued with alcohol and drug problems.

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Nearly a decade after the Unabomber was sent to prison for life, many questions still remain. Intimate accounts new footage reveal surprising truths.

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Shadow Soldiers introduces you to a new breed of law enforcement: elite crime fighters from across the globe who take on dangerous operations that local police can't handle.

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Despite its small-town feel and remote location, the western outpost of Bethel has its share of big-city problems. In a city plagued with alcohol and drug problems.

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To the more than 10 million who visit Niagara Falls each year it is a beautiful natural phenomenon. But for thrill-seekers, it becomes a life-or-death battleground. NGC explores what drives these daredevils to the brink.

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Join a group of scientists and a nature photographer as we explore the parks landscapes to reveal that life can exist where you least expect it.

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Yellowstone has a wild side. Millions of visitors have seen the bubbling mud pots and clockwork geysers, but beyond the boardwalk, theres a wilderness few have experienced.

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To the more than 10 million who visit Niagara Falls each year it is a beautiful natural phenomenon. But for thrill-seekers, it becomes a life-or-death battleground. NGC explores what drives these daredevils to the brink.

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If the Hoover Dam were built today, would it be done the same way? Engineers use the latest techniques to redesign the Hoover Dam, making it safer and more efficient.

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Grand Canyon Skywalk will reveal the unknown struggles behind the design and construction of Skywalk, the one-of-a-kind structure that allows visitors to walk on glass 4,000 feet above the floor of the Grand Canyon.

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Nat Geo presents viewers with a classified pass to the inner workings of this USS Ronald Reagan in a two-hour special.

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If the Hoover Dam were built today, would it be done the same way? Engineers use the latest techniques to redesign the Hoover Dam, making it safer and more efficient.

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Meet the brave men and women fighting crime in the Seward Peninsula, an unforgiving region in western Alaska.

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Off the coast of San Francisco, an unexpected killing challenged the great white shark's supremacy as the ultimate predator when one became prey to a killer whale.

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Despite its small-town feel and remote location, the western outpost of Bethel has its share of big-city problems. In a city plagued with alcohol and drug problems.

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Meet the brave men and women fighting crime in the Seward Peninsula, an unforgiving region in western Alaska.

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In 1971, a hijacker, named Dan Cooper, parachuted from a plane with a request of $200,000, crafting the FBIs only unsolved hijacking case. With help of modern forensics, experts hope DNA analysis will solve the mystery.

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NGC examines how Hitlers involvement with the German Workers Party brought him face-to-face with occultists who may have influenced his beliefs.

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Joseph Mengele the escaped Nazi war criminal and SS physician, known as the Angel of Death, spent years doing bizarre medical experiments on twins at Auschwitz...but did his research end there?

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In 1971, a hijacker, named Dan Cooper, parachuted from a plane with a request of $200,000, crafting the FBIs only unsolved hijacking case. With help of modern forensics, experts hope DNA analysis will solve the mystery.