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By any means possible. Especially for those civilians living in east prussia at the time. They knew exactly what awaited them when the soviets were approaching. They knew that the same acts of barbarism, the same a massacres would happen to them as had happened to the russians as the german army had advanced in its invasion of the soviet union if 1942. In 1942. However, they were under orders. They were not permitted to leave until the very end of january 45. The nazi government forbade anyone to leave, for to do so would have shown signs of defeatism and an acknowledgment that they were going...

Those days are not quite as distant as some suppose. We remember that a few people still alive today lived through them, albeit as children. 2014 will mark that centennial of the drama which profoundly influenced the history of the world. I spent the last three years writing a book describing both how the war came about and what happened on the battlefields during its first months before the french lapsed into a stalemate. There is a widely held view, a delusion, as i shall argue, that the two world wars belong to different moral orders. Nineteen robo one was a good war, world war ii was bad. ...

Last weekend 23 year old Nevada County resident Kasey Patrick lost her life after the vehicle she was a passenger in drifted off of northbound Highway 49 just north of

The man accused of kidnapping two women and engaging in an hours-long standoff with law enforcement in the Grand Oaks Preserve neighborhood of Ladson Tuesday is

A man charged with hitting a runner and killing him on Wilmington Road in Neshannock Township last December has skipped out on his court hearings.