The Week on National Geographic Channel

APRIL 21-27
	Nazi Scrapbooks from Hell SUNDAY at 9P et/pt WATCH A CLIP >> For the first time on television, National Geographic Channel presents an in-depth examination of a newly discovered photo album that depicts Nazi recreational life at Auschwitz. These one-of-a-kind photos are far from the gruesome iconic images of living skeletons or ash-choked ovens — providing a rarely seen side of life at Auschwitz. Locked Up Abroad: "Thailand" TONIGHT at 9P et/pt When illness puts an English teacher in Thailand out of work and out of money, she agrees to smuggle heroin to get home. Here's what she learned in prison. America's Port TONIGHT at 10P et/pt Port pilots rely on precise timing and low tide to move a ship with a towering crane under a bridge -- with inches to spare. Naked Earth: "Glacier Meltdown" TUESDAY at 8P et/pt Melting ice caps, rising sea levels, more and stronger hurricanes indicate Earth is getting hotter. Are we to blame? Discover the real science behind climate change. Earth Report: "State of the Planet" TUESDAY at 9P et/pt Nat Geo examines the environmental health of the planet from the intricacies of our ecosystems, to our coral reefs, forests, oceans and the impact of global warming.
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