Scientists uncovered a postwar cover-up in a painting by Erich Mercker.
CBP Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino made that title literal by showing up wherever Trump needed trouble started. Once he had arrived far north of the southern border he was supposed to be patrolling, Bovino (and the people he was “commanding”) found themselves on the receiving end of several lawsuits. Not only did they find themselves on […]
Luckily for the Allies, this formidable jet plane wasn't fully completed before the war ended.
Millions of digitized Nazi records force families to confront a dark, unaddressed generational history.
A "Christian Nationalist" movement is reaching into many legitimate anxieties of American Christians and turning them to its project.
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La Coordinadora considera especialmente grave que quienes hicieron negocio en el peor momento de la DANA, pretendan ahora utilizar Zaragoza para sus fines propagandísticos
La entrada La Coordinadora Antifascista alerta sobre la presencia en Zaragoza de Revuelta (Vox), el grupo de neonazis que se quedó con el dinero recaudado tras la DANA aparece primero en AraInfo · Diario Libre d'Aragón.
Elektrownia Powiśle boasts a vibrant atmosphere, thanks to its range of trendy shops and its cosmopolitan food hall. But throughout the 20th century, the mall was alive with a very different kind of energy, as it was a powerplant generating electricity for the majority of the city.
The spot maintains clear links to its history through its architecture and decorations. Visitors can enjoy a bite…
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The International Olympic Committee is under fire for selling a men's T-shirt commemorating the 1936 Berlin Olympics, hosted by Hitler.
The shirt, featuring the original Berlin 1936 poster art, showed up on the Olympics website with the kind…
At first glance, the grassy square on a suburban Warsaw backstreet looks like an ordinary park. But closer examination reveals statues, an obelisk, and a row of symbolic graves.
The square, tucked away in Warsaw's western district of Wawer, was the site of the first mass execution of Poles during WWII. 107 men and boys, between the ages of 16-70, were gathered here on the night of December 27,…
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