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March 17, 2023
All-Star Squadron #1-30, Annual #1-2 (September 1981 - February 1984) Written by Roy Thomas (#1-30, Annual #1-2), Gerry Conway (#8-9) Plot Consult
January 7, 2023
In his study about attitudes to National Socialism in Palestine, historian René Wildangel shows that there are no grounds for claims that all Palestinians approved of National Socialism. Götz Nordbruch read the study
December 15, 2022
German General Anton Dostler became only one of two Nazi war criminals to face a firing squad for their murderous deeds during World War II. Dostler ordered the death of fifteen American soldiers on an OSS-sponsored mission deep behind enemy lines in Italy.
November 11, 2022
Historian and journalist Gershom Gorenberg’s dual vocations are manifest in his new fascinating work, “War of Shadows: Codebreakers, Spies and the Secret
November 3, 2022
ROBIN SCHÄFER: Netflixs new adaptation of Erich Remarques famous novel is not for the faint-hearted. The myriad horrors of warfare are depicted in an absolutely unvarnished manner.
September 15, 2022
De pickelhaube is een bekende Duitse helm die in 1842 werd ingevoerd in het Pruisische leger. Vandaag de dag dankt de helm zijn bekendheid onder meer aan historische afbeeldingen van de Duitse rijkskanselier Otto von Bismarck.
May 31, 2022
Taking control of Donbass is a matter of the next few days or weeks, and then Russia will focus on a land corridor to Crimea – as stated ...
May 31, 2022
Wyoming’s foremost military historian hosted the grand opening of his massive 140,000 square foot museum south of Dubois Saturday – but he couldn’t help thinking of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Dan Starks is proud of his new museum which might be the best museum in the world in detailing how
April 22, 2022
Helena Czernek and Aleksander Prugar cast old Mezuzah traces left behind across Poland and recreate them: 'Synagogues are traces of communities, mezuzahs are traces of those who were murdered'
March 31, 2022
Against this background, Peter I is considered to be the one who managed only at the beginning of the 18th century to consolidate stateless peoples under his rule and, leveling out the German influence, provided them with opportunities for full-fledged economic and cultural development. Read more and see images here.