How a chemical weapons disaster in World War II led to a U.S. cover-up—and a new cancer treatment Source: VT
Written by Faris Cassell Source: VT
Who were the airmen in John Swope’s famous photograph of the Omori prison camp? Source: VT
Written by Michael McCarthy Source: VT
Fredrick Toben will surely be missed, but he will never be forgotten. Source: VT
During World War II, the U.S. government detained hundreds of German, Italian and Japanese diplomats in luxury internment camps Source: VT
“Why on earth is it ‘anti-Jewish’ to conclude from the evidence that the standard numbers of Jews murdered are inaccurate, or that the Hitler regime, bad as it was in many ways,Read More…
Warsaw was liberated by Soviet forces 75 years ago today — and Polish officials have cloaked the pivotal event in myths ever since. Yet, newly-released historical documents help shed some light onRead More…
A private mission found the mangled debris of what is likely the U.S.S. Johnston 20,400 feet under the surface Source: VT
“The fastest way to get expelled from a British university is by saying you are looking at chemical evidence for how Zyklon was used in World War II, with a discussion ofRead More…