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Operation Vengeance: Killing Yamamoto

Fox Orlando shares the story of retired Lieutenant Colonel Doug Canning. Canning was one of the members of an elite force that was tasked with…

Doolittle airmen close to being awarded with top congressional medals for daring World War II Tokyo raid

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The Doolittle Tokyo raiders flew their planes after the bombing of Pearl Harbor even when they knew they barely had enough fuel to return home.…

WWII Movies Highlighting Nonviolent Resistance Against the Nazis

Can nonviolence really make a strong lasting statement amidst gunfire and war violence? These WWII movies say “YES!” Hardly does a year go by without showing a Hollywood…

ITV’s “Bletchley Circle” to Reveal Scope of Female Code Breakers’ Work during WWII

How extensive were the contributions of the female code breakers in Bletchley Park during WWII? The code breakers in Britain’s biggest intelligence hub in WWII,…

Operation Legacy: How Britain Destroyed Thousands Of Colonial Files

Ian Harvey

According to the National Archives and the Foreign Office, over 8,800 colonial-era documents have been eliminated by UK authorities in former colonies. The program, named…

War Photographer Robert Capa’s Works on Display

See some of the unseen photos taken by war photographer and photojournalist Robert Capa on display at New York’s International Center of Photography in a…

WWII: GIs in Place of British Fighting Men for Christmas

American GIs sent to Britain during the height of WWII were repeatedly described as “overpaid, oversexed and over here” but at least, on Christmas they…

WWII-Era Bomb Explodes in Euskirchen, Germany Leaving 1 Dead and 13 Injured

NBC World News reported on January 3rd, 2014 of a World War II-era bomb exploding in Euskirchen, Germany. The bomb killed a bulldozer operator and…

Ex-Burma POW, Jan Bras, Sues for Damages

Expatica reports the story of Jan Bras. Bras is suing the Dutch state for compensation for physical injuries he sustained while he was a POW…

Mission: Bring Back the WWII Wicksteed Park Ice Cream

The search is on for the lost special ice cream recipe that was so popular in Britain during and even after WWII – Wicksteed Park…

Nazi Art Dealer Who Stole From Jews On Behalf Of Hitler

Ian Harvey

Cornelius Gurlitt, 80, insists his father Hildebrand was innocent and that the paintings were acquired legitimately. The art collector is now desperately trying to take…

World War I Dog Tag Returned To Digger’s Family

Ian Harvey

Valentin Henon discovered the dog tag in 2012, after using his metal detector in a field nearby where he lives, in northern France. He asked…