20th Century with Mike Wallace - Season 3 / Year 1999

Season 3 / Year 1999

Episodes

JFK: A New Look

Celebrity Killings

Nazis in America

Enemy Within: Drugs in America and the War to Stop Them

The Wall: Building and Destruction of the Berlin Wall

Kidnapped

Child Sex Scandal: Modern Day Witch-Hunts

Assassination and Chaos: RFK and the '68 Democratic Convention

McCarthy Reconsidered

Guns and God: The Sieges of Waco and Ruby Ridge

Assassination and Aftermath: The Death of JFK and the Warren Report

Sizzling Planet

Terror in the Sky

Mad Bombers

Hispanics in America

Failed Promise of UN Peacekeeping

Profiling Killers

Israeli-American Connection
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