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Today on Real History we are taking you back in time as we explore how a divisive Hitler was almost assassinated forty four times!

How did a hate group that ran an entire country seemingly disappear into thin air? Spoiler alert - THEY DIDN'T. While World War II has fascinated historians and the public alike since 1945, what happened to the perpetrators of one of the greatest evils of all time is less often discussed. Today on Real History, we’re examining the hard truth about what happened to the Nazis after World War 2.

Want to learn more about Rosetta Stone? No, not the language learning software... the Rosetta Stone of the 19th century that helped crack the code of Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics! The Rosetta Stone was the first known alphabet to man... Tune in today to learn more about how the code of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics was unveiled

History considers Julius Caesar as one of the most charming, inspiring, and successful military generals that ever lived. But while the annals are filled with Caesar’s achievements and conquests, it is a shame that the men who made these feats possible hardly get acknowledged. So today on Real History, we are going to talk about the lives of the formidable and near-invincible legionnaires of Julius Caesar's army, who built the mighty Roman Empire on their shoulders.

Grigori Rasputin was a man of mystic, charm, and unrestrained power. The monk of the Russian Orthodox Church was a close friend, council, and healer for the family of Nicholas II, the last emperor of Russia. But apart from all those entitlements, he was also a very hard man to kill. He was such a tough soul to die that even five assassination attempts in a single night could not kill him entirely.

Home to elaborate gardens, hundreds of ornate fountains and statues, and luxurious decor, Versailles is synonymous with excess glamour. In truth, the Versailles that was the primary residence for 17th and 18th century French Kings was also a repository of foul odors and filth Today on Real History, we are going to take a look at Versailles' dirty little secret!

Every year thousands of tourists flock to Cairo to see the awe-inspiring Pyramids of Giza. Since their construction nearly 4,000 years ago, the three structures have been the centerpiece of legend, folklore, and debate. Historians are still hemming and hawing over how an ancient civilization managed to build these architectural wonders. But instead of the how, today we’re looking at the who. On Nutty History we’re delving into what life was like as a pyramid construction worker in Ancient Egypt.