Witness History Episodes Episode guide
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The bird that defied extinction
In 1977, the white-winged guan was rediscovered in Peru after a century
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Cabbage Patch Kids
Christmas 1983 saw frenzied shoppers buy three million Cabbage Patch Kids
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The Mumbai attacks
In 2008, 10 gunmen killed more than 100 people in Mumbai’s busiest hot spots
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The Paris heatwave
In 2003, Paris was overwhelmed by the hottest European heatwave for 500 years
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Kennedy’s nail-biter election victory
In 1960, John F Kennedy became the youngest person to be elected United States president.
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The invention of bubble tea
Chun Shui Tang tea house in Taiwan began selling bubble tea in 1987
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The independence of Zambia
How Zambia became independent in 1964
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Discovering the ancient city of Thonis-Heracleion
In 2000 Franck Goddio made one of the greatest ever underwater discoveries
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The Bolivian Water War
How Bolivians in the city of Cochabamba fought against the “leasing of the rain”
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Rosalind Franklin: DNA pioneer
The scientist produced an X-ray photograph in 1952, that helped show the structure of DNA
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Eyjafjallajökull: The volcano that stopped a continent
In 2010, a cloud of volcanic ash brought Europe’s planes back to earth
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The invention of the EpiPen
How engineer Sheldon Kaplan and his team made the EpiPen, the lifesaving allergy device
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The hippo and the tortoise
In 2004, a hippo and a tortoise became friends. Their story gained worldwide fame
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Destruction of Mostar Bridge
On 9 November 1993 the historic bridge was destroyed during the Bosnian War
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The Pakistani teens who became disco superstars
How Nazia and Zoheb Hassan changed South-East Asian pop with their album, Disco Deewane
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Debbie McGee in Iran
Showbiz star, Debbie McGee describes being caught up in the Iranian revolution in 1978
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Ycuá Bolaños supermarket fire
More than 300 people died in Paraguay's capital in 2004
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Freddie Mercury 'marries' Jane Seymour
The actress Jane Seymour shares what it was like being rock star Freddie Mercury's bride
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Che Guevara’s daughter: A Cuban doctor in Angola
In 1986 Dr Aleida Guevara travelled from Cuba to treat children in communist Angola
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Inventing the black box
In 1962 a prototype of the cockpit flight recorder was tested in Australia
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The discovery of the HIV virus
In 1983, scientists at the Pasteur Institute in Paris first discovered the HIV virus
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The billion dollar bid to stop oil drilling in the Amazon
In 2010 a $3.6billion fund began to stop oil drilling in Ecuador’s Yasuni national park
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Turkey: Gezi Park protests
In 2013 protests in Istanbul’s Gezi Park led to civil unrest across Turkey
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'The streets of Harare were littered with money'
Professor Gift Mugano describes when Zimbabwe’s inflation hit 89.7 sextillion per cent
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The 1993 MAD hijack
In 1993, a Nigerian Airways flight from Lagos to Abuja was hijacked
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The 1980 Turkey coup
On 12 September 1980, the military took control of Turkey
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The first Bosphorus Bridge
In 1973, the first bridge connecting Europe and Asia was completed
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Osmondmania
Donny Osmond shares his memories of teen hysteria in 1973
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Launching Lagos Fashion Week
Lagos Fashion Week was launched in 2011 putting Nigerian style on the global map
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Mexico’s murdered women
In the 1990s, hundreds of young women were murdered in a Mexican border town