A Carlisle museum is set to host a day of talks exploring the Burma campaign. Cumbria’s Museum of Military Life will hold the ...
Hitler earmarked Blackpool as his 'pleasure palace' and go-to holiday resort for weary Nazi troops with a swastika flying on ...
Karen Petrone is a history professor at the University of Kentucky. She is the author of a few books focusing on Russian and ...
Peter Pomerantsev discussed trust of media outlets in light of his recent book on World War II information warfare strategies ...
The Doolittle Raid began on April 18, 1942, as the Japanese were aggressively advancing their forces across the Pacific. The raid became America’s first offensive air attack over Japan. The raid was ...
The Alutiiq Museum’s Fall Lecture Series begins at noon today with a talk by University of Connecticut Assistant Professor ...
A better label might be “converter.” The power to speak truth in a way that changes a political mindset is better than ...
Before the sum totality of human knowledge was available in the palm of your hand, and subsequently ignored for the latest ...
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How One Nazi War Crime Was So Brutal It Shocked the Nazis Themselves
During World War II, one atrocity committed by the Nazis was so horrific that it even disturbed members of their own regime. This documentary short explores what happened and why it shocked the world.
EXCLUSIVE: Hitler wanted the seaside town to be his 'Pleasure Palace' so being ignored by the Luftwaffe meant 840,000 RAF personnel could train in peace.
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Why Christians rush to label Charlie Kirk a martyr
The right-wing evangelical and political activist believed that gun rights were God-given and that his devout example ...
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Escape from Castle Itter: How a Prison Became a Fortress
In the final days of World War II, Yugoslav prisoner Zvonimir Cuckovic made a daring escape from Castle Itter, a medieval fortress that the Nazis had turned into a prison for high-profile French ...
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