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From the tsars of Russia to the kaisers of Germany, Queen Victoria met some of Europe's most notable figures during her reign. In a time when the personal and political were often inextricably intertwined, Victoria found herself "a little in love" with some of these leaders, but despaired at the "hot-headed, conceited, and wrongheaded" nature of others. Here, John Van der Kiste explores her relationships with characters including Tsar Alexander II of Russia, Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria and more...

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For 80 years, World War II has remained the most devastating and defining conflict in human history. The HISTORY Channel's World War II with Tom Hanks is a landmark documentary event that reexamines the war through the lens of a new century.