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The Barrow Gang killed four men between April 1932 and January 1933. Premieres Jan. 19
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"There were more black miners in West Virginia than anywhere else in the nation."
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The realities of company-built towns for West Virginia miners.
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West Virginia miners were considered a lost cause to union organizers.
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Watch the first chapter of "Murder of a President" premiering Feb. 2, 2016 on PBS.
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How the US dealt with the huge number of dead in the Civil War.
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The University of Washington stroke oar Don Hume was special. Premieres 8/2 on PBS.
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The story of nine boys who rowed for gold at the 1936 Olympics. Premieres Aug. 2 on PBS.
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In July 1936 more than 300 athletes left for Berlin aboard the SS Manhattan. Premieres 8/2
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Washington’s exercised patience at the National Championships. Premieres 8/2 on PBS.
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On August 1, 1936 Adolf Hitler opened the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. Premieres Aug. 2.
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The 1936 Olympic trials were held in Princeton, NJ. Premieres Aug. 2 at 9/8c on PBS.
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