In this episode, we explain how atomic bombs ended the deadliest war in history. We explore why Japan’s leadership chose surrender over annihilation.

In this episode, we explain how the atomic bomb was built without alerting the public or enemies. In this episode, we cover censorship, false stories, and strict surveillance.

In this episode, we highlight the often-overlooked destruction of Manila in 1945. In this episode, we explain why this battle deserves more attention.

In this episode, we examine the idea of a “last stand” from inside the bunker. In this episode, we explain why escape was no longer possible.

In this episode, we explore how the Nuremberg Trials redefined what justice looks like after major conflicts. In this episode, we explain how accountability became a legal expectation.

In this episode, we explain how high-ranking Nazis fled Europe after WWII. In this episode, we break down the ratlines that protected them.

In this episode, we explore how thousands of Nazis fled justice after the collapse of Germany. In this episode, we explain how some were eventually found and exposed.

In this episode, we explain how forms, permits, and rail access enabled killing at scale. In this episode, we show how genocide hid behind administration.