The History Channel

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The History Channel
The History Channel
Founded January 1, 1995
President Abbe Raven
Company A&E Television Networks
Current Popular Series Ancient Mysteries
Modern Marvels
History's Mysteries
Digging for the Truth
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The History Channel is a mainstream cable television channel, which presents programming related to historical events and persons —often with observations and explanations by noted historians as well as reenactors and interviews with witnesses.

It is owned by A&E Television Networks and operates, in various forms, in the United States and the United Kingdom.

The History Channel is not to be confused with a similar, independently-owned, Canadian service, History Television. The History Channel also maintains a non-profit fund called Save Our History, dedicated to the preservation of history, similar in spirit but not to be confused with the Society of Historical Preservation.

Due to its programming being dominated by documentaries on World War Two it is sometimes jokingly referred to as "The Hitler Channel."

[edit] History

The station was launched on January 1, 1995 as a cable channel in the United States. The History Channel has since expanded into many other channels, most recently as History Channel HD which was launched on October 26, 2006. The History Channel is currently available in many areas outside the United States as well. The channel's many original programing also airs on History Television (not affiliated with the History Channel, as shown above) which is a cable channel in Canada.

[edit] External Sites

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