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It's the 1940s, and the Axis Powers led by Nazi Germany is aggressively invading their European neighbors, except for one, Switzerland.

WHOSE side are you on? Gary Lineker or the BBC bosses? That was an easy one. Ash or Kate or Humza? Harder. OK, how about Isabel Oakeshott or Matt…

Historian Howard Zinn critically analyses the conception that World War II was really a "people's war" against fascism, as opposed to yet another inter-imperialist conflict with nothing to offer working people.

There are seemingly infinite possibilities for how the ability to see into multiple lives might change a person; in Mr. Breakfast, Jonathan Carroll manages to avoid them all.

The Western insistence on the unconditional surrender of its military opponents has its roots in a World War II strategy that backfired, making peace more difficult to achieve.

Paul Stanley recalled the time some protestors in Italy called Kiss "fascist" because of what they felt the band represented.

You might have heard of Fort Seropong and Fort Siloso on Sentosa, but do you know about Fort Connaught? Fort Connaught was built for the defence of Keppel Harbour, an important ship-building and repair facility during British rule. The fort was armed with 9.2-inch guns, the biggest on Sentosa island and second biggest in Singapore, behind the 15-inch guns at...

Nowadays, “fascism” is mostly a misused and little understood word. In particular, it has become a byword for anything in uniform or even remotely

On his new book, "Toward a More Perfect Union: The Moral and Cultural Case for Teaching the Great American Story"

The flag of Greece is commonly referred to as “the blue and white one” for its distinctive appearance, but what does it symbolize?