I want to fulfill the responsibility I couldn't write about: Seeking the suppressed sexual violence during repatriation
This article explores the historical accounts of sexual violence inflicted on women by Soviet soldiers during the repatriation of Japanese settlers from Manchuria after World War II.
Visit to the Atomic Bunker: Back in the Cold War
A visit to a Prague museum reveals chilling connections to the Cold War amid current geopolitical tensions from Russian imperialism.
Latest Developments in the War: Largest Israeli Airstrike and Iranian Hypersonic Missile with American Drone Strikes
The conflict between the U.S. and Israel against Iran escalates, marked by significant military actions including the largest Israeli airstrike in history.
34-year-old Finnish-heritage war hero promoted to general
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promoted Denys Prokopenko to the rank of brigadier general, making him one of the youngest generals in Ukraine's history.
How many times have war occurred between the US-Israel and Iran... Who won each time?
The article discusses the history of military engagements between the US, Israel, and Iran, highlighting several confrontations over the years, primarily air and drone strikes.
Sarajevo 30 years later
The article reflects on the lingering impact of the Bosnian War in Sarajevo, highlighting the tragic loss of civilian lives and the complex historical context surrounding the conflict.
Podcast 'Stop History': Huta Pieniacka. 'All these people were killed'
The article discusses the massacre of Polish residents in Huta Pieniacka by Ukrainian police forces during World War II.
The Battle of Verdun was the longest battle of World War I
The podcast discusses the Battle of Verdun, the longest battle of World War I, which lasted from February 21 to December 18, 1916.
Ludvik Ocenasek: Czech Rocket Pioneer Stopped by History
Czech rocket pioneer Ludvik Ocenasek's contributions were ultimately hindered by historical events.
A speech that stunned the world
Historian Jacob Mikanowski argues that Nikita Khrushchev's secret speech at the 20th Congress of the Communist Party in 1956 was the most important speech of the 20th century.
The Destructive Siege of Sarajevo Lasted 1425 Days, Ending on February 29, 1996
A Milan prosecutor has launched an investigation into an eighty-year-old Italian accused of paying to kill innocent civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo for enjoyment.
Even in the Shadow of War, the Shine Has Not Diminished; These 5 Cities of Afghanistan Are the Pride of the Country
Despite ongoing conflicts, Afghanistan's rich history and hospitality offer a glimpse into its stunning locales and cultural significance.
Podcast "Stop History": Escapes of Poles from the 'Communist Paradise'
The article discusses the dangers faced by Poles escaping from communist Poland to Czechoslovakia during the Cold War.
POSTIMEES UKRAINE โฉ The Russian army's attempt to attack Kharkiv with special forces at the beginning of the war failed
Russia's early attempt to establish a foothold in Kharkiv with special forces failed in February 2022.
Carpathian: The Tale of a SoldierโWanderer. From War to War
The article reflects on the life and experiences of Edmund Krรณl, a soldier who fought during World War II and documented his journey from Poland to the West and back.
We Stand Before the Danger of a War Like Our Grandparents Experienced, Warned Sikorski
Sikorski has warned that we are facing a danger of war reminiscent of what our grandparents experienced.
The Flying Objects of Aliens Turned Out to Be a Secret Soviet Weapon
The article discusses a 1967 incident in the Soviet Union where what many believed to be UFOs were in fact secret military vehicles.
Do you know how the artist Jฤzeps Grosvaldsโ โPersian Scenesโ came to be during the war march?
The article discusses how artist Jฤzeps Grosvalds created his work โPersian Scenesโ while navigating the challenges and circumstances of the war in Europe.
The 'Crying Tower' that mourns the war dead of the Kamakura Shogunate's demise; Kamakura City has cut down surrounding trees, leaving it bare
Kamakura City has cut down approximately 520 trees surrounding the 'Crying Tower,' a memorial for those who died in the battle leading to the fall of the Kamakura Shogunate, in preparation for a new city hall.
Operation Cibeles, a restoration for history: "It is going to be unrecognizable"
The Cibeles Fountain in Madrid, a symbol of the Spanish Civil War, is undergoing a significant restoration after a turbulent history filled with destruction and renovation.
When Did Argentina Lose the Train of History?
The article examines Argentina's economic decline, attributing it to historical foreign policy decisions during World War II and contrasting it with Brazil's economic performance linked to its wartime contributions.
From forbidden gay love to kinky queer romance: The latest film releases
A film critic discusses recent film releases, particularly focusing on 'The History of Sound,' a love story set during World War I that has drawn comparisons to 'Brokeback Mountain.'
FINAL DECISION: The remains of the creator of the Estonian state will remain unexhumed
The Estonian War Museum's plan to excavate the remains of Jรผri Vilms, a key figure in Estonia's history, has been halted following an agreement.
The Moscow-Pci Pact: Stealing for the Party
The article discusses the historical context and implications of the Italian Communist Party's (Pci) corrupt practices during the Cold War era, as defended by prominent figures on television.
Military historian: 'Modern special forces trace their origins to post-war partisans'
Giedrius Petkeviฤius discusses the origins and reputation of Lithuania's special operations forces in an interview about his book.
TODAY IN HISTORY โฉ De facto cessation of Estonia's independence
This article discusses the historical event of Estonia's de facto loss of independence on February 25, 1918, when German military forces took control of Tallinn just one day after Estonia declared independence.
Voltaire's Theory on Wars in Europe Still Applies to Ukraine
The article discusses the long-standing history of conflict in Ukraine, asserting that the war is deeply rooted in events dating back to 2014, particularly the annexation of Crimea.
US Tariffs: What History Tells Us About Trump's Trade War
The article explores the historical impact of tariffs in relation to Trump's trade policies, suggesting that they often do not achieve their intended economic outcomes.
Development of the Fighting (Day 1461): It Was Supposed to Be a Lightning War. The Russian Army Is Advancing at the Slowest Pace in Modern History
The article discusses the slow advancement of the Russian army during the ongoing conflict, contrasting it with historical battles and highlighting significant losses and events from the war.
Development of the battles (Day 1461): It was supposed to be a quick war, but the Russians are advancing the slowest in modern history today
The article discusses the slow progress of Russian forces on various frontlines compared to battles of the 20th century, highlighting notable statistics and events from the conflict in Ukraine.
Menelaos Charalampidis: Kaisariani, the Minor Asiatics, and the History That Still Concerns Us
Menelaos Charalampidis explores historical sites in Athens related to the Occupation and the Civil War, emphasizing the personal connections to this significant period of Greek history.
Ukrainian Jazz from Its Origins to the Present Day: A Journey Through Decades of Musical Improvisation
The article explores the history and evolution of Ukrainian jazz from the 1920s to the present day, highlighting its resilience amidst ongoing conflict.
Auction in Turin: Unknown Mussolini Notes on Meetings with Hitler Discovered
Previously unknown handwritten notes by Benito Mussolini regarding a meeting with Adolf Hitler in 1944 have been found in Italy, deemed to hold significant historical importance.
The German Chancellor said that World War II lasted four years. Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration: Unfortunate
Friedrich Merz's comments about the duration of World War II and the Russia-Ukraine war have sparked criticism regarding historical accuracy.
How the 200 of Kaisariani are overturning the memory of the Resistance โ Historians explain
Photographs of the execution of 200 fighters in Kaisariani deeply moved the Greek public and highlighted the role of photographic documentation in understanding modern Greek history.
Iwo Jima and the Symbols of Power
The article discusses the historical significance of Iwo Jima, its local history, and the intense battles fought there during World War II.
History quiz: A tense Oval Office meeting and an iconic war photo
The article presents a history quiz focusing on significant events, including a tense Oval Office meeting and an iconic war photograph.
Estonia and Latvia's Military History Clubs Reenacted the Battle of the War of Independence
Estonia and Latvia's military history clubs reenacted a battle from the War of Independence in preparation for Estonia's Independence Day, featuring horses in the demonstration for the first time.
Ukraine versus Russia: the roots of a four-year war
The article discusses the longstanding conflict between Ukraine and Russia, emphasizing the historical and political roots that have led to the current situation.
When Mussolini was injured by a mortar shell, he barely survived
The article recounts a historical incident where Benito Mussolini was injured by a mortar shell during World War I on February 22, 1917.
If Day: When Canada staged a Nazi occupation to sell the war
The article discusses the historical event known as 'If Day,' when Canada staged a mock German invasion during World War II to boost morale and support for the war effort.
Winter Olympics venues abandoned and left to rot 40 years on including war execution site
Decades after the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, former venues lie in ruins, overshadowed by the city's turbulent history, including the Bosnian War.
Sick man stabbed his victims 77 times and tried to cut off their genitals before killing them
A depraved serial killer admitted to murdering at least 21 young boys in grotesquely violent ways, shocking the public with the details of his crimes.
An Exciting and Adventurous Collection of Articles from Our Recent History
The article discusses Peep Pillak's contributions to Estonian historical literature through his engaging narratives about archaeological expeditions related to prominent historical figures.
From Humanity's Time โฉ Mari-Ann Kelam. The Lighter of the Republic's Liberty
Mari-Ann Kelam shares her experiences and reflections on the importance of freedom for Estonia and her family's journey from the country during the war.
The Moscow Gulag Museum will be transformed into a museum dedicated to Nazi crimes
The Moscow Gulag Museum will be repurposed to focus on Nazi crimes during World War II, commemorating victims of genocides committed by both Nazi Germany and the Soviet regime.
The Gulag Museum in Moscow replaced by an exhibition on 'Nazi crimes'
The Moscow Gulag Museum will be permanently closed and replaced with a new exhibition focusing on Nazi crimes during World War II, as announced by the city's mayor.
Russia transforms the Gulag History Museum into a museum for the atrocities committed by the Nazis
Russia is converting the Gulag History Museum into a memorial dedicated to the Nazi crimes committed in the Soviet Union during World War II.
Gulag Museum in Moscow to be transformed into museum dedicated to Nazi crimes
The Gulag History Museum in Moscow will be renovated to focus on the victims of Soviet genocide and the various stages of Nazi war crimes.
The Publishing House "Briedis" at the Vilnius Book Fair: History, Geopolitics, and Books for the Whole Family
The article discusses the highlighted book by German historian Sรถnke Neitzel, relating to the Bundeswehr's changes after World War II and its implications for NATO's eastern flank.