Dumping ground for war ammunition found in the sea during cable work
A previously unknown dumping ground of WWII ammunition has been discovered in Herjangsfjorden near Narvik during cable repair work.
George the "Rebel", Yiannis the "Teacher", and Alfred the anti-Nazi German: A Christmas Story from 1943
The article recounts the story of two Pontic Greeks, George Symeonidis and Yiannis Pantelidis, who fought against the German occupation and were killed during an ELAS operation during Christmas 1943.
Jonjić: Tuđman studied war victims and revealed the myth of 'genocidal Croats' (IX.)
Historian Tomislav Jonjić discusses Franjo Tuđman's long-standing focus on WWII victims and the political motivations behind his research.
Will there be another Peaky Blinders?
A new Peaky Blinders TV series, focusing on a new generation of Shelbys in post-WWII Birmingham, has been confirmed by the BBC following the success of The Immortal Man film.
The World War II bombs lying in the Baltic Sea are surprisingly rich oases of life
A recent study reveals that World War II ordnance found on the seabed of the Baltic Sea has become unexpectedly rich habitats, supporting significantly more biodiversity than the surrounding sea floor.
SS Massacre in Italy: Anonymous Victims to Be Identified
Eighty years after one of the worst SS massacres in Italy during World War II, efforts are underway to identify the last unknown victims using DNA samples.
Trump compares US strikes on Iran to WWII Pearl Harbor attack
Former President Donald Trump drew a parallel between U.S. military strikes on Iran and the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II.
Marek Kozubal: How the Institute of National Remembrance Became a Sounding Board for Anti-Ukrainian Narratives
The Institute of National Remembrance in Poland intensified patriotic sentiments by claiming that a Ukrainian portal was auctioning a war order awarded to a WWII officer killed by the NKVD, a claim that was quickly picked up by Russian media.
The Golden Train Found? Sensational Reports from Lower Silesia
Reports suggest that the legendary 'Golden Train,' rumored to contain valuables hidden by Germans during WWII, may have been located in a mining tunnel in Lower Silesia.
‘Free France’: Macron names next aircraft carrier after WWII French resistance
President Emmanuel Macron announced that the next French aircraft carrier will be named 'Free France' to honor the resistance during World War II.
Free exhibition brings together works by Anne Frank and informative panels in Teresina
A free exhibition titled 'Reading and Writing with Anne Frank' showcasing her works and WWII information opened in Teresina, Brazil, offering educational activities.
Woman, 100, returns to school for first time since outbreak of World War Two
A 100-year-old woman named Maureen Smith has made a nostalgic visit to her old school in Surrey, marking her first return since being forced to abandon her education due to World War II in 1939.
Former Second World War Soldier, 100, Becomes Oldest-Known US Organ Donor
Dale Steele, a 100-year-old WWII veteran, has been recognized as the oldest known organ donor in the US following his death.
What would the Spaniards who helped liberate Paris from the Nazis say today?
The Spanish and French governments inaugurate an exhibition to remember the legacy of La Nueve, honoring those who fought against the Nazis during World War II.
Why WWII leader Winston Churchill ‘must not be replaced with an otter’ on U.K. banknotes
The proposed removal of Winston Churchill from the UK £5 banknote in favor of native wildlife has sparked outrage among some Conservative lawmakers.
WWII leader Churchill to be removed from UK banknotes
Winston Churchill is set to be removed from the UK £5 banknote, sparking criticism from some lawmakers favoring historical figures over wildlife imagery.
Old bomb found in Dresden – 18,000 evacuated
An unexploded WWII bomb was discovered in Dresden, prompting the evacuation of 18,000 residents and a major police and emergency response.
Karita Mattila Evacuated
Soprano Karita Mattila was evacuated from Dresden, Germany due to the discovery of an unexploded WWII bomb.
Evacuation of thousands in Dresden after discovery of WWII bomb
In Dresden, Germany, 18,000 people are being evacuated from the city center after the discovery of a World War II bomb, with a major operation scheduled for bomb neutralization.
What you should eat at each stage of life
The article discusses historical food rationing during WWII in the UK and its implications for health studies in later years, particularly regarding sugar consumption.
Koutsoumbas to the Minister of Culture: Digital copies of the photographs of the execution of the 200 of Kaisariani should be granted
Dimitris Koutsoumbas, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the KKE, is requesting the Minister of Culture to provide digital copies of photographs depicting the execution of 200 communists in Kaisariani during WWII.
Designmuseum Denmark, I Love Japan Too. But ....
Designmuseum Denmark showcases Japanese graphic art through two exhibitions, featuring modern post-WWII posters and traditional woodblock prints by Katsushika Hokusai, yet it raises questions about the museum's curatorial choices.
Aivars Stranga Named Historian of the Year 2025
Aivars Stranga has been awarded Historian of the Year for 2025 for his extensive research work on Latvia's history during the critical pre-WWII period.
What you should eat in each stage of life
The article discusses the importance of nutrition during different life stages, referencing historical food rations during WWII as a backdrop for understanding modern dietary recommendations.
Unforgettable Suite, by Akira Mizubayashi
The article reviews the novel 'Suite inolvidable' by Akira Mizubayashi, which intertwines a story of romance and music set against the backdrop of World War II in Japan and contemporary storylines.
An Argentine diver explores the wreckage of a devastating naval battle of World War II, known as 'The Revenge of Pearl Harbor'
Alejandro Dutto dives at Truk Atoll in the Pacific Ocean, exploring the underwater wrecks from a fierce American attack on a Japanese base in 1944.
Kaisariani: The shocking moment of the execution of 200 patriots
The Greek Ministry of Culture released a powerful photograph of the execution of 200 Greek patriots on May 1, 1944, in Kaisariani as part of an exhibition of photos from the Hermann Hoyer collection.
The Next 50 Years or Floating Human Hearts
David Attenborough reflects on the contrasting states of human conflict and oceanic tranquility during WWII.
A Pickett is being Organized in Ukmergė for Plans to Relocate the Monument to Juozas Krikštaponis
A picket is scheduled in Ukmergė in response to plans to relocate a monument dedicated to Juozas Krikštaponis, amid controversies regarding his possible involvement in Jewish persecutions during WWII.
This Day in History: Princess Elizabeth Becomes a Driver in the Women's Territorial Auxiliary Service
The article discusses the establishment of the Women's Territorial Auxiliary Service in the UK in 1938, highlighting Princess Elizabeth's role as a driver.
Who is in the cast of the Peaky Blinders movie?
The upcoming 'Peaky Blinders' movie has generated significant excitement among fans following its premiere in Birmingham, with many eager to learn about the cast.
When is the new Peaky Blinders movie on Netflix?
The new 'Peaky Blinders' movie, titled 'The Immortal Man', is set to be released in cinemas soon and will also be available on Netflix, continuing the story of Tommy Shelby during WWII.
The Revenge Against Seoul's 'Black Smoke'... What Will We Do?
The article discusses historical agreements between Japan and the US post-WWII and their implications for regional security in East Asia, particularly in light of recent military operations involving the US and Israel.
"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.
80 Years Missing: WWII Era Bomber Found in the Baltic Sea
Underwater archaeologists have discovered the wreck of a WWII era B-17 bomber in the Baltic Sea, potentially identifying a long-lost crew and bringing closure to their families.
The Museum of Ukraine opens its doors in a bunker in Berlin to show 'the harshness of war'
The Museum of Ukraine has opened a new exhibition in Berlin's WWII bunker, showcasing the effects of the Russian invasion through destroyed vehicles and personal testimonies.
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.
Confiscated the secret papers that Mussolini brought to the meeting with Hitler: they disappeared in '45
Secret documents prepared by Mussolini for a meeting with Hitler in 1944 have resurfaced after being lost since 1945.
‘Epic’ WWII movie reunites Band of Brothers stars as fans sent into meltdown
The WWII film 'Pressure', featuring a star-studded cast, is generating excitement ahead of its release due to its gripping portrayal of D-Day events.
Kaisariani: The first reaction of the Belgian collector after the authenticity certification of the photographs
Belgian historian and collector Tim de Kreene expressed relief and joy following the confirmation of the authenticity of 262 historical photographs related to the execution of 200 people in Kaisariani during WWII.
The crazy raid on Gibraltar: how ten Italian SM79s challenged the Royal Navy
The article recounts a lesser-known WWII mission involving Italian bombers that challenged the Royal Navy in Gibraltar, comparing it to more famous operations.
Action "N": How the Home Army Conducted Psychological Warfare
The article discusses the psychological warfare tactics employed by the Home Army in Poland during WWII, particularly on May 1, 1942, when a significant strike disrupted German operations.
Never-before-seen photos of Nazi executions in Greece surface on eBay
A collection of shocking photos depicting Nazi executions of Greek resistance fighters during WWII has surfaced on eBay, eliciting strong reactions in Greece where authorities claim them as national heritage.
Fred Korematsu challenged the internment of Japanese Americans in the United States and obtained justice forty years later
The article recounts the story of Fred Korematsu, who defied the U.S. government's order for the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII and later received justice for his actions decades later.
In the Kaisariani Yard: A 92-Year-Old Remembers Bloody May Day
A 92-year-old witness recalls the harrowing events of May Day in Kaisariani, Greece, during WWII.
Farmers, volunteers want clarity on fire risk from WWII-era explosives
Farmers and volunteers in Western Australia's Midwest are urging the Defence Force to clarify the risks posed by unexploded WWII ordnance in the aftermath of a destructive fire at Depot Hill.
Ministry of Culture: The collection of photographs from Kaisariani declared a monument
The Ministry of Culture in Greece has declared 12 photographs depicting the execution of 200 resistance fighters at Kaisariani Shooting Range as a historic monument.
Crain's Militaria: Who is the company that published the documentary photos of the 200 in Kaisariani
The article discusses Crain's Militaria, a company that gained notoriety after attempting to auction photos depicting the execution of 200 Greek resistance fighters in Kaisariani during WWII.
If Stalin were to be brought to justice in history
The article explores the complex legacy of Joseph Stalin, reflecting on his actions during WWII and the duality in perceptions of him as both a leader and a tyrant.
Kaisariani: The Ministry of Culture's procedures for historical photographs
The Greek Ministry of Culture is initiating procedures to acquire historical photographs related to the execution of 200 people in Kaisariani on May 1, 1944.