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Echoes of WWII: Cologne Evacuated After Bombs Unearthed

Zolta Győri June 4, 2025

Builders found three unexploded bombs on a construction site in the city, which experienced devastating bombings during the Second World War.

85 Years After the Flames: Remembering the Rotterdam Blitz

Jonathon Van Maren May 14, 2025

“He shook their hands with an enormous smile on his face, seeing the fruits of all that he and his fallen comrades had sacrificed.”

Pro-Palestine Activists Disrupt Dutch Liberation Day Observance

Zolta Győri May 5, 2025

During the defense minister’s speech, the protestors cried out slogans instead of honoring the importance of the event.

EU Warns Serbia: Attending Russian Celebration Could End Membership Bid

Christina Holmgren-Larson April 15, 2025

Slovakian PM Fico says Kallas’ warning “confirms that we need a discussion about the essence of democracy in the EU.”

Over Dead Bodies—Europe’s Endless History Wars

Ildikó Bíró February 11, 2025

Lessons of Trieste’s Foibe massacres: victims are victims, and perpetrators are perpetrators—and they should be recognized as such.

Epstein, Marías, and the Function of Fiction

Kurt Hofer November 5, 2024

I understand that by reading late in the night, I am transformed into what I am reading.

German Patriots Against Hitler

Dieter Stein July 19, 2024

Although the plot to kill Hitler failed eighty years ago, the very fact that such an attempt was made continues to inspire. Dieter Stein tells the story of the German patriots behind the plot.

WWII Reparations: Empty German Gestures Satisfy Polish PM, Not Opposition

Zoltán Kottász July 2, 2024

As Warsaw and Berlin tighten their future security cooperation, the Polish conservative opposition accuses Donald Tusk of serving German interests.

The Last of the Greatest Generation: Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson (1922-2024)

Jonathon Van Maren June 6, 2024

With Anderson’s passing, a great American war hero and triple ace pilot has left us.

The Door: Friendship or Toxic Relationship?

Thomas Paul Moran May 18, 2024

The Door compels the reader to ask himself if love between two people is always healthy?

Tag: World War II

Echoes of WWII: Cologne Evacuated After Bombs Unearthed

85 Years After the Flames: Remembering the Rotterdam Blitz

Pro-Palestine Activists Disrupt Dutch Liberation Day Observance

EU Warns Serbia: Attending Russian Celebration Could End Membership Bid

Over Dead Bodies—Europe’s Endless History Wars

Epstein, Marías, and the Function of Fiction

German Patriots Against Hitler

WWII Reparations: Empty German Gestures Satisfy Polish PM, Not Opposition

The Last of the Greatest Generation: Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson (1922-2024)

The Door: Friendship or Toxic Relationship?

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