Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieth Century (1998) is a documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieth Century online in HD.
Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieth Century — Storyline
There can be nothing in the world more fascinating than the search for the truth behind the most extraordinary mysteries and myths of the 20th Century. This is a unique collection of stories with hidden depths, dark secrets, tragedies, extraordinary courage, misfortune or unbelievable luck.
Cast & Crew
Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieth Century — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1998-01-08 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 26 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Status | Returning Series |
| Rating | 7/10 (1 votes) |
Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieth Century — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: The Lindbergh Baby Mystery (1998-01-08) — Charles Lindbergh was the first man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean single handed. His celebrity soon produced an attractive wife and young son who kept the family in the newspape
- E2: The Hindenburg Crash Mystery (1998-01-08) — During the 1930s, Hitler's massive Hindenburg airship was the pride of Nazi Germany. Able to carry sixty passengers across the Atlantic in great luxury, it represented a major tech
- E3: The Anastasia Mystery (1998-01-08) — When Nicholas II, Alexandra and the Russian royal children were executed by the Bolsheviks at Ekaterinberg at the end of World War I, there was talk of not all the children being k
- E4: The Red Baron Mystery (1998-01-08) — To the men he led, he was simply der Rittmeister – The Captain. To the world, he was know as ?The Red Baron' – the epitome of the fighter ace and the stuff of legend. He shot down
- E5: The Tutankhamun Mystery (1998-01-08) — "At first I could see nothing, the hot air escaping form the chamber causing the candle flame to flicker, but presently, as my eyes grew accustomed to the light, details of the roo
- E6: The Comet Mystery (1998-01-08) — After the invention of the jet engine during World War II, Britain raced ahead to produce the world's first jet liner – the Comet. It was rushed into service and after many success
- E7: The Gallipoli Mystery (1998-01-08) — By 1915, trench warfare in Europe was deadlocked and the Allies decided to try and defeat Germany by the backdoor. The plan was to attack the weak Turkish empire in the Middle East
- E8: The Amelia Earhart Mystery (1998-01-08) — Amelia Earhart was the all American heroine of the 1930s. Her barnstorming flights across America, the Atlantic and the rest of the world had inspired a generation, but suddenly, o
- E9: The Patton Mystery (1998-01-08) — On 10 December 1945, the most controversial soldier of the Second World War was riding through Germany in his jeep. On his way to a pheasant shoot near Mannheim, the great American
- E10: The Pearl Harbor Mystery (1998-01-08) — By the time America entered the war in December 1941, Britain had been at war with Germany for two years. Japan and Germany as strong allies, both held sophisticated electronic cod
- E11: The Rudolf Hess Mystery (1998-01-08) — In May 1941, Nazi Germany seemed triumphant. Hitler was making his plans to attack Russia when suddenly his deputy flew to Scotland on a mysterious mission. Was it to make peace wi
- E12: The Mata Hari Mystery (1998-01-08) — Nearly eighty years after her death Mata Hari remains the 20th Century's most powerful icon of female betrayal. Legend has it that she was the exotic spy who used sex to secure mil
- E13: The ODESSA Mystery (1998-01-08) — SS is the abbreviation of Schutzstaffeln, the German for protection squads. This started life as Hitler's personal bodyguard during the early days of the Nazi party. From these sma
- E14: The D-Day Mystery (1998-01-08) — D-Day was the largest amphibious operation ever mounted in the history of world conflict. It not only transported hundreds of thousands of men and their equipment onto the beaches
- E15: The Manhattan Mystery (1998-01-08) — At dawn on 16 July 1945, a gigantic fireball, brighter than several suns, burst off the New Mexico desert fusing the sand to glass and exploding with the force of 20,000 tons of TN
- E16: The Loch Ness Mystery (1998-01-08) — In March 1933, heavy roadworks disturbed the peace on the north shore of Loch Ness – Scotland's longest and deepest Loch. Shortly afterwards, two local residents saw an enormous bl
- E17: The Chernobyl Mystery (1998-01-01) — On 26 April 1986, the Pripyat region of the USSR, suffered the worst nuclear accident in history. 31 people died in the explosion and over 100,000 were evacuated from the area. The
- E18: The Mystery of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 (1998-01-08) — At the end of the Cold War, a Korean Air Lines Jumbo Jet, Flight 007, left Anchorage Alaska bound for the South Korean capital of Seoul. Instead of an uneventful journey, the Jumbo
- E19: The Donald Campbell Mystery (1998-01-15) — In 1966, Donald Campbell was the world's fastest man on water and on land. He was following in the footsteps of his illustrious father, Sir Malcolm Campbell, who had died many year
- E20: The Commander Crabb Mystery (1998-01-22) — During WWII, Lieutenant Commander Buster Crabb, was the Royal Navy's most daring expert in countering attacks by enemy frogmen. His most notable successes took place against Italia
- E21: The Apollo 13 Mystery (1998-01-29) — After NASA put men on the moon, it was determined to follow up this success by making such visits a regular occurrence. After an uneventful launch, the crew of Apollo 13 were well
- E22: The UFO Mysteries (1998-02-05) — Since the testing of the atomic bomb, most countries on earth have reported extensive sightings of unidentified flying objects, eighty per cent of which can be explained by man mad
- E23: Ghost Mysteries (1998-02-12) — During the Twentieth Century, man has had unprecedented access to ever-increasing technology including equipment to detect alleged supernatural happenings. Despite this, people con
- E24: Religious Mysteries (1998-02-19) — Throughout the world, the Church has for centuries revered statues of the Virgin Mary. To some of these statues, people have ascribed supernatural powers and in some cases the stat
- E25: The Titanic Mystery (1998-02-26) — She was the greatest technological wonder of her age. A luxury hotel with enough space to accommodate millionaires in first-class comfort and hundreds of immigrants seeking a new l
- E26: The Glenn Miller Mystery (1998-03-05) — Just after D-Day, America's favourite uniformed band-leader took off from a fog-bound British airfield on his way to Normandy. According to the official version of events, his plan
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How many seasons does Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieth Century have? 1 season(s) with 26 episodes.
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