Kaisariani: All photographs of the 200 executed on May Day 1944 are now owned by the Greek State
The collection of photographs documenting the execution of 200 communists on May Day 1944 in Kaisariani has been transferred to the ownership of the Greek State after efforts by the Ministry of Culture and the Greek Embassy in Belgium.
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.
A Very Hungarian Season
The article reflects on a personal experience in Budapest, mentioning notable figures and the cultural richness of the city during the Second World War.
World War II bomb buried at airport in Japan cancels more than 80 flights
An unexploded World War II bomb detonated at Miyazaki Airport in Japan, causing over 80 flights to be canceled but no injuries reported.
Historian Marijan: Antifascism is not a constitutional value of the Republic of Croatia
The article discusses historian Davor Marijan's view that antifascism is not explicitly recognized as a constitutional value in Croatia, amidst ongoing societal divisions stemming from World War II events.
Police: Find of hand grenade in Oslo - warns of explosion
A hand grenade dating back to World War II was found in Oslo, leading to a controlled detonation by the police.
Elin Toona: Moving back to Estonia helped me understand who I really am
Elin Toona reflects on how returning to Estonia has deepened her understanding of her identity after years spent abroad.
Sudetenland: He Keeps the Memory of the Expelled Germans Alive
The article discusses the remnants of the village of Königsmühle in the Erzgebirge region, which was abandoned in 1946 when its residents were expelled after World War II.
"Alcohol and Illegal Absence. Bad Behavior." This Is How Norwegian Sailors Were Stigmatized After the War
The article discusses the stigma faced by Norwegian war sailors, who, despite their crucial role in assisting the Allies during World War II, were blacklisted during the war years.
The Golden Train near Książ Castle? Sensational twist in the searches
New searches for a legendary train filled with treasures from World War II are generating excitement in Poland.
Kampfschwimmer: Himmler's Last Secret Weapon
The article discusses the Kampfschwimmer, combat swimmers trained by Heinrich Himmler during World War II, who were tasked with executing critical operations in the Allies' failed Market Garden offensive in the Netherlands.
Review: 'Värn' by Johan Skoog
The article reviews a new artistic installation and film project, 'Värn', by John Skoog that reflects on themes of resistance and community during turbulent times, set against the backdrop of historical conflicts in Sweden.
From Persistent Resistance to Powerless Surrender: The Choices of Small Nations Entangled in War?
The article discusses the often-overlooked perspectives of small nations during World War II, emphasizing their resilience and agency amidst overwhelming odds.
Carpathian: The Tale of a Soldier–Wanderer. From War to War
The article reflects on the life and experiences of Edmund Król, a soldier who fought during World War II and documented his journey from Poland to the West and back.
LIFE OF A FINNISH TEACHER ⟩ How many zero points fit into one life?
The article discusses the exploration of existential burdens through the lens of Tommi Kinnunen's novel about a post-World War II Finnish teacher.
On the Trail of the Secret: Where is Raphael's Young Man?
The article explores the mysterious disappearance of Raphael's "Portrait of a Young Man" during the chaotic final months of World War II.
The Untouchables Corporation
A referendum is set to take place in Italy aimed at reforming the judiciary, which has remained unchanged since World War II despite various government attempts.
A grenade found in a bakery basement in Marijampolė
A grenade resembling an ARG-42 was discovered in the basement of a bakery in Marijampolė, prompting a response from special services and bomb disposal teams.
War film based on best-selling book streaming on BBC iPlayer now
A World War II film, 'The Eagle Has Landed', is now available for streaming on BBC iPlayer, featuring a notable cast of stars from the 1970s.
Stalin gifted it to Argentina, and today it is a gem from another time: this is the Dacha, the country house in Moscow
The Dacha in Moscow, gifted by Stalin to Argentina, serves as a historical residence and a symbol of diplomatic ties established between Argentina and the Soviet Union post-World War II.
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.
Judith Hermann's new book: Nobody can say what grandpa did with the SS in Poland
Judith Hermann's new book explores the complexities of living with a dark family legacy tied to her grandfather's time in the SS during World War II.
Five pages of notes written by Mussolini for his meeting with Hitler have been found
Documents reveal handwritten notes by Mussolini for his meeting with Hitler in 1944, shedding light on their wartime discussions.
"Filled with the Sadness of a Mother Who Sent Off Her Students"... No Echo Again This Year for 'Fujikoshi Forced Labor'
A protest was held outside Fujikoshi's headquarters in Toyama, Japan, urging the company to apologize and compensate victims of forced labor during the Japanese colonial period in Korea.
This Moment Melted Hearts – 100-Year-Old Veteran Awarded
A 100-year-old veteran, Royce Williams, was honored during a speech by President Donald Trump, eliciting a rare moment of unity in a polarized political environment.
Italy recovered manuscripts by Benito Mussolini regarding a meeting with Adolf Hitler
Italy has successfully recovered manuscripts from Benito Mussolini about a meeting with Adolf Hitler, dating back to April 22, 1944.
There are 50 high-intensity armed conflicts, according to the World Organization for Peace's observatory
The World Organization for Peace warns of over 52 active and severe armed conflicts, marking the highest level of hostilities since World War II.
Ukraine, the British Deputy Defense Minister: “World War III? Similarities with the 1930s”
The British Deputy Defense Minister draws parallels between the current international tensions and those leading to World War II, emphasizing the unexpected involvement of North Korean soldiers in Europe.
Golden Train Within Reach? Sensational Discovery at the 61st Kilometer
Explorers continue to search for the legendary 'golden train' near Wrocław, focusing on a specific segment of railway that offers ideal conditions for hidden military tunnels.
Britain almost on WWII II 'frontline' says Armed Forces Minister
The UK Armed Forces Minister warns that Britain is dangerously close to the frontline of a potential World War III due to escalating tensions with Russia, likening the current global situation to the pre-World War II period.
Four years since the beginning of the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II
This article marks the fourth anniversary of the onset of the conflict in Europe that is considered the bloodiest since World War II.
Four years since the beginning of the bloodiest conflict in Europe since the end of World War II
The article marks the four-year anniversary of ongoing conflicts in Europe, emphasizing their severity and impact.
Greece to Acquire World War II Photographs Depicting Mass Execution of Greek Communists from Collector
Greece is moving to acquire World War II photos that document the execution of Greek communists, following urgent reactions from its government.
Today's threats echo run-up to Second World War, warns armed forces minister
The UK's armed forces minister warns that the current geopolitical threats, particularly from Russia, bear striking similarities to the period leading up to the Second World War.
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.
Russian Embassy: 'Victory is Ours' Banner is for World War II Victory Celebration... Will be Removed Soon
The Russian Embassy in South Korea has stated that a large banner reading 'Victory is Ours' displayed on its building is intended to strengthen patriotic unity among Russians in commemorating World War II, and it plans to remove the banner after the celebration.
UN: The world is facing the most intense power struggle since World War II
The UN warns that the world is experiencing its most intense competition for power and resources since World War II, amid widespread human rights violations in several countries.
After the success of "In the Net: The Birth of the TTT Legends", director Dzintars Dreibergs reveals what his next film will be about
Director Dzintars Dreibergs announced that his next film will focus on the Legion during World War II, shifting away from basketball stories.
From the 'Breton Problem' to the 'Breton Model': How Cooperatives Revolutionized Agriculture in Northern Finistère
The article discusses the transformation of agriculture in Northern Finistère, France, through the rise of cooperatives after World War II.
How the 200 of Kaisariani are overturning the memory of the Resistance – 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.
Abandoned UK village where people came home to be told 'it's gone'
A UK village with over 200 residents was abandoned in 1940 due to the designation of the area as a military training ground for World War II.
Is the ceasefire Russia desires similar to the 'occupation of Japan'? Four years into the invasion of Ukraine
The article discusses parallels between Russia’s approach to a ceasefire in Ukraine and the occupation of Japan post-World War II.
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.
Secrets of the WW2 Home Front and the Blitz uncovered in major update
A new book reveals previously unseen photographs and insights about the Blitz in Cheshire during World War II, highlighting the efforts of local police in documenting the bomb damage.
Delayed justice: Argentina's secret Nazi files expose costly inaction in pursuit of war criminals
Declassified files reveal Argentina's inadequate pursuit of Nazi war criminals after World War II, highlighting a complex relationship with former Nazis in the country.
Kaisariani: 'Their heroism was mythical'
Historical photographs capturing the last moments of 200 communists executed by Germans on May 1, 1944, have garnered international attention and deep emotion worldwide.
Kaisariani: The Guardian's tribute to the 200 executed
The Guardian highlights the tragic story of 200 Greeks executed in Kaisariani during World War II, honoring their memory and impact.
Unknown Photos of Nazi Massacre Appeared on Auction Site
Rare photos from a Nazi massacre in Greece during World War II have surfaced on an auction site, prompting significant public response and leading to the auction's cancellation.
Did Hitler have a son in France?
The article explores long-standing rumors that Adolf Hitler had an illegitimate son with a French woman, who only learned of his father's identity in adulthood.