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September 1939 Wehrmacht Invades Poland
1939: Wehrmacht invades Poland, starting the second European
war in a generation and introducing the world to a new kind
of warfare: blitzkrieg.
Tunnels
show Hitler's megalomaniac vision
Three vast tunnels were opened under central Berlin this month,
giving a glimpse of Adolf Hitler's megalomaniac vision of
a new architectural centre for the capital of Nazi Germany.
Tarantino's
Nazi 'reservoir dogs of war' leaked online
Quentin Tarantino, the master of bloodbath cinema, is to give
his trademark comic-book treatment to the Nazis and the second
world war in a film that has stirred controversy even before
production has begun.
On
this Day: Germany Initiates the Battle of Britain
the Battle of Britain began when Germany launched Eagle Day,
its first major offensive against Britain.
The
day Hitler thought about coming to Cyprus
This week 67 years ago, Hitler was planning a Cyprus invasion.
Spy
Machine In Fight To Inspire Math's Students
Found lying in a field in France after the Second World War.
Aces of the Luftwaffe
New computer game
Hitler's
'suicidal urge' prolonged war by three years, German historians
say
Germany would have accepted surrender in the Second World
War as early as 1943 if it were not for Adolf Hitler's fanaticism,
the country's new definitive history of the conflict has suggested
Hollywood
plots Hitler thriller
New film with Tom Cruise
New
German film to shed light on Hitler's trial
A new German film seeks to find out. "Hitler vor Gericht"
(Hitler on Trial
New
map reveals locations of unexploded World War Two bombs
Maps showing the likely locations of thousands of unexploded
bombs dropped during World War Two have been created for the
first time.
World
War II German rocket draws gawkers on I-5
It's not every day that a V-1 rocket from Nazi Germany rolls
down I-5 through Everett on a flatbed truck.
Hitler's
'lost fleet' of U-boats found in the Black Sea
For years, German submarines U-19, U-20, and U-23 were a terrifying
presence beneath the waves, preying on British and Russian
shipping. Then, 60 years ago, they suddenly vanished to the
bottom of the Black Sea.
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