Secrets of World War II

In 1943, the body of a Royal Marines captain washes ashore on the coast of Spain with bogus Allied invasion plans that fool the Germans.

Eva Braun's personal photo album is used to help reconstruct German dictator Adolf Hitler's last days.

American officers manage to rendezvous with their submarine off the North African coast. As a result, they are able to relay back information that saves thousands of British and American lives.

Nazi secret agents are dropped off by U-boats on New York's Long Island and in Jacksonville, Florida, with plans for sabotage.

In June 1942, Germans use U-boats to land secret agents on Long Island and Jacksonville, Florida; British forces make a daring plan to capture parts of an ultra-modern German radar system in Normandy.

Questions remain about the death of highly decorated German general Erwin Rommel, also known as the `Desert Fox', and whether it was suicide of murder.