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International Conference on Engaging Youth in Combatting Historical Revisionism
The International Coalition of Sites of Conscience and the Institute of International Studies at Seoul National University to Host Global Conference to Share Best Practices in World War II Heritage and Youth Engagement Read More
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US War Orphan Seeks Answers in Germany About Father's Death in WWII
Bruce never knew his dad. His dad died in WWII three month's before he was born. Bruce Brodowski wanted to know more. The Gelsenkirchen historical circle knew from witness testimonies the exact corner Edward Brodowski's tank was hit by a Panzer shell. They knew the details of the battle. Bruce needed to go there. Read More
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Larry Laswell to Release Naval Tribute Novel Vows to the Fallen
Historical fiction novelist and navy veteran Larry Laswell announced today that the release date for his new novel, Vows to the Fallen, would coincide with the 70th anniversary of VJ (Victory over Japan) Day on August 15th, 2015. Read More
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Unique Items of Benito Mussolini in Greg Martin Auctions/Heritage Auctions' Sept. 18 Sale in Dallas
Of great interest to militaria collectors, lots include historic clothing of Benito Mussolini and his mistress Clara Petacci, captured during their attempted escape prior to their deaths in April 1945; a handwritten letter by Mussolini; and more. Read More
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World War II: German Preparation for Chemical and Biological Warfare British Intelligence Files
The British government has released after 72 years a set of documents containing reports of German preparations for chemical and biological warfare against Britain in the Second World War Read More
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Hitler's Last Days, Bunker's Last Survivor Interrogation Published
PaperlessArchives.com has published "The Last Days in Hitler's Air Raid Shelter, Hanna Reitsch Interrogation." Covering the interrogation of Hanna Reitsch, believed to be the last person to leave Hitler's air raid shelter alive. Read More
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Unknown Hero of the Holocaust: 5'2" Jewish Farmer Escaped From Nazi Slavery to Become Ruler of a Conquered Enemy Town
Not all Jews went quietly to their deaths during the Holocaust. Some, like Aaron Herskowitz, used every possible trick to not just stay alive, but to resist. Even though Herskowitz was enslaved by Hungarian Nazis, he managed to break free, capture hu Read More
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