PBS America (Freeview) Sunday

Paul Murton explores the Isle of Mull and its satellite islands, having a speedy tour in a rally car, hearing the story of a Nazi sympathiser and experiencing 'puffin therapy'

Citizens of Poland, Hungary, East Germany and Czechoslovakia tell their stories of how their countries were occupied and transformed into communist states

In December 1949, Stalin celebrated his 70th birthday. Soviet domination of Eastern European countries was total and will remain so until the dictator's death in 1953

After Stalin's death, revolts spread, but Moscow's grip over the the Eastern Bloc remained strong and insurrections were brutally suppressed

The resistance of a handful of Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian partisans against the Soviet Union's stranglehold on their territory at the end of the Second World War

Part one of two. Documentary exploring the run-up to the nuclear disaster, examining newly declassified evidence from the KGB archives about the safety of the plant

Using previously classified KGB documents, the second part of this film explores how far Soviet leaders were willing to go to cover up the Chernobyl disaster

A three-part documentary drawing upon restored and colourised archive film to chart Joseph Stalin's rise from humble origins to the most powerful man in Russia

Finding out the truth behind the 'Man of Steel', Joseph Stalin, who he was, and how he became the most feared and admired man on the planet after defeating Hitler

Documenting Joseph Stalin's rise to power and how he became the most admired and feared man on the planet after leading the Red Army to Hitler's defeat in the Second World War