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On Sunday night, BBC viewers saw Countryfile commemorate the 80th D-Day anniversary with a special edition of the show.

David Teacher passed away two weeks before the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings

Italian culture is being celebrated in downtown Kelowna Sunday afternoon for the annual Festa Della Repubblica.

Too often, we overlook a generation of wartime Canadians deserving of our attention: the newborns and young children of men who enlisted

International law is more important than ever, as the moral consensus we codified after 1945 has been eroded

Nazi Death Camp: The Great Escape: Jewish former prisoners at a Polish death camp recall their escape in 1943. Nazi Death Camp: The Great Escape airs on National Geographic Channel HD at 7:00 PM, Saturday 1 June. Jewish former prisoners at a Polish death camp recall their escape in 1943

Did you know that theatre set designers played a role in D-Day's success? Or that MI5 were worried the whole plan could be brought down by the Daily Telegraph's crossword? Here are some fascinating facts you didn't know about the invasion that changed the course of the Second World War.

From the very first minutes of watching it was clear how much time and effort had gone into planning the evolution of Griselda.

As one of the most successful car companies in history, Volkswagen has produced many iconic models. Here are the ones that rank highest in sales and influence.

BIRD, MARTIN C., 93, died Sunday July 26, 2009 in Collegedale, Tennessee. Martin attended Southern Junior College, now Southern Adventist University. He served in the United States Army in New Guinea during the Second World War. When his time in the military was over, Martin went on to Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska where he […]