Researchers have discovered the wreck of the Hōfuku Maru, a Japanese 'Hell Ship' from World War II, off the coast of the Philippines. The freighter, sunk by US aircraft in 1944, carried over 1200 Allied prisoners of war.

An original Star Wars actor has revealed new details about George Lucas's previously scrapped live-action Star Wars spinoff series, which was reportedly inspired by World War II.

An award has been relaunched to honor the memory of Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty, an Irish World War II hero credited with saving over 6,000 lives from the Nazis.

A document signed by Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in September 1944 was sold at an RR auction for approximately $14,000. The auction house released information regarding the World War II-era document.

A World War II aerial bomb discovered in a residential park in Mainz has been successfully defused, as reported in a regional briefing that also covered other local news.

Clint Eastwood's 2006 war film 'Letters from Iwo Jima,' which depicts a World War II battle from the Japanese perspective, is being discussed, with many considering it superior to 'Saving Private Ryan.'

The remains of Nithe station, part of the infamous World War II 'Death Railway,' have resurfaced in western Thailand after water levels dropped in one of the reservoirs.

An unexploded 550-pound World War II bomb was found at a construction site in Potsdam, Germany, leading to the evacuation of 6,500 people, including the central railway station.

In 1916, German chemists inadvertently created synthetic detergent during World War I shortages, marking a significant accidental invention.

The new World War II thriller "Pressure," starring Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott, has been released on digital platforms after its theatrical run last month.

An analysis compares the ongoing invasion of Ukraine to World War I, noting that the conflict in the Donbas region has now surpassed the duration of the First World War, with modern drones replicating the technological stalemate of trenches and machine guns.

An article delves into the unlikely survival of an unpopular tank model from World War I, examining how this particular piece of military history has endured to the present day.

Over 1,570 days since the full-scale invasion, the war in Ukraine has become Russia's longest conflict in Europe since World War II, with Vladimir Putin reportedly facing five major challenges despite Moscow's continued control of significant territories.

The number of armed conflicts between states has reached its highest level since the end of World War II, with 2023 recorded as the most lethal year since 1989.

A major highway in Germany's Ruhr area, the A40, has been closed for ten days to investigate for unexploded bombs and ammunition from World War II.

The conflict in Ukraine, which began in 2022, has now reached a somber symbolic milestone, having lasted longer than World War I.

A major motorway in Germany's Ruhr region, the A40 near Mülheim, will be completely closed for ten days starting tonight as authorities search for unexploded World War II bombs, causing expected traffic delays.

More than a century after World War I ended, remains of fallen soldiers are still being found, with one British soldier identified thanks to a postcard found with him.

An article draws parallels between Nigerian figure Kenneth Okonkwo and Vidkun Quisling, a Norwegian politician who collaborated with Nazis during World War II, suggesting a similar role in contemporary politics.

A World War II shell was unexpectedly discovered on Tuesday morning at the Dilmex site in the Trompeloup industrial zone in Pauillac, Gironde, during a sand delivery for an excavation company, prompting intervention from bomb disposal experts.

Television Vijesti will broadcast the third episode of a documentary series by Hrvoje Klasić, exploring 'Tito's Yugoslavia' and its accelerated modernization after World War II. The series uses archival footage and expert interviews to examine socialism with a human face.

A research program from Uppsala University indicates that the number of interstate conflicts doubled for the second consecutive year in 2025, reaching eight conflicts from two in 2023. This marks the highest number of conflicts since 1946.

Munich auction house Ketterer is celebrating its anniversary, featuring works by artists like Kandinsky and Kirchner expected to fetch six-figure prices. The house's origins in Stuttgart were shaped by the post-World War II spirit of renewal.

A new Norwegian study suggests the world has entered an era of increased violence, with 2025 recording the highest number of state-involved conflicts since World War II and a sharp rise in attacks against civilians.

During the height of World War II, US President Franklin Roosevelt signed a law that, at the time, few understood would profoundly impact millions of lives by allowing the state to 'steal' wages before they were even seen, referring to the introduction of income tax withholding.

Germany is set to return several Polish cultural treasures looted during World War II, including a ring associated with King Sigismund I the Old, a medieval fragment, and writings by Stefan Żeromski.

Archaeologists are actively searching for hundreds of lost villages in the Czech borderlands, remnants of German communities displaced after World War II, with their efforts helping individuals like Helena Baránková locate her family's ancestral home.

One of the most tragic events of World War II in the Netherlands, the child transports of June 1943 from Camp Vught, was commemorated today, with survivors reflecting on the lessons learned.

Alan Turing, born in London in 1912 and remembered for his crucial role in deciphering German codes during World War II, was historically sentenced to castration for being homosexual.

Japan is undergoing its most significant security policy change since World War II, with Tokyo citing China's growing power and regional uncertainty, while critics argue it deviates from the nation's pacifist principles.

A World War II-era bomb was discovered in Riihimäki, Finland, a common occurrence as the Finnish Army clears hundreds of explosives annually from former battlefields and bombed cities.

Heirs of World War II veterans are in a dispute with the Philippine Military Academy over property at Camp Henry T. Allen in Baguio City, where the academy is constructing a pension management center.

A peace monument has been unveiled in a forest in Gaasterland, Friesland, commemorating approximately 2,300 Belgian refugees who resided there during World War I.

This article focuses on the tomb of Constantin Cantacuzino, an adventurous aviator prince credited with 69 aerial victories during World War II battles.

The memory of prisoners of war from World War II remains an open chapter, with thousands of nameless Red Army soldiers, including many Ukrainians, dying in German camps as 'Soviet prisoners' despite having been enslaved by the Soviet regime.

The historical drama 'La Bataille de Gaulle' premiered in cinemas on Wednesday, June 3rd, receiving positive reactions from early viewers. Audiences applauded the film for offering 'another vision' of World War II, despite some finding it lengthy.

A historical dispute concerning World War II fighters who killed Poles is reportedly exacerbating current tensions involving Ukraine.

A new World War II series produced by Tom Hanks has quietly achieved worldwide streaming success shortly after its premiere on Memorial Day.

Iran's inflation has hit its highest level since World War II, raising concerns about a potential brewing economic crisis in the country.

Eighty years after the last internment camps were closed, French survivors of World War II discriminatory policies that saw thousands of Romani, Sinti, Manush, Yenish, and other travelers imprisoned are fighting for recognition.

An excavator has disturbed an execution site in Postoloprty, Czech Republic, where thousands of Germans were killed after World War II. Apartments are planned for the site, which has already yielded remains of hundreds of victims.

Antonin Baudry, a former French diplomat, has directed a new film diptych titled 'De Gaulle,' aiming to present a fresh perspective on the leader of Free France during World War II, moving beyond his rigid public image.

A profile of Johanna Lipke, a Latvian Pole and Catholic, wife of Žanis Lipke, who saved Jews during World War II, including a specific anecdote about her tricking police dogs with snuff tobacco.

A 1946 communist newspaper warned against the return of fascism, highlighting anti-Czech football hooliganism that was exploited by communists against democrats shortly after World War II.

Stephenville Mayor Bob Byrnes has expressed concern after the RCMP brought a suspected World War II-era explosive to a residential neighborhood, causing distress in the community. Military experts agreed it was the wrong decision.

The Zagreb City Assembly has approved an urban plan for the construction of a new synagogue and memorial center at Praška 7, on the site where a synagogue was destroyed by the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) during World War II.

A World War II shell was discovered on a plot of land in Marousi, Greece, triggering an emergency response from the Hellenic Army's Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit, police, and fire services. The area was secured as authorities worked to safely remove the ordnance.

Oscar-winning actor, director, and producer Tom Hanks is returning with a new blockbuster series on World War II, emphasizing that the conflict remains relevant today as an inexhaustible source of compelling human stories, nearly three decades after 'Saving Private Ryan' redefined war films.

Former President Trump has indicated that he is looking into renovating the World War II Memorial fountain.

Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Ilie Ciocan, a Romanian World War II veteran and one of Europe's oldest, has passed away just one day before his 113th birthday.

Drawing on his father's World War II experiences, Marko Vukosavovic's new book offers a personal perspective on the history of Montenegro's anti-fascist resistance and the Yugoslav Partisan struggle.

A 20-episode documentary series titled 'World War II with Tom Hanks' is described as one of the largest historical productions, despite some critics finding it basic.

Authorities are seeking witnesses to German atrocities committed against Polish children during World War II. These crimes included starving and drowning children separated from their mothers, and forced abortions on imprisoned women.

Tom Hanks is involved in a project or discussion related to World War II. The articles suggest a focus on the historical conflict with the actor's participation.

On May 26, 1916, during World War I, Eastern Macedonia was surrendered without resistance to German-Bulgarian forces, a decision made by the Greek government with the consent of King Constantine I.

The remains of US soldier John A. Walko, killed during World War II, have been identified through DNA analysis and returned to his Pennsylvania hometown more than 80 years after his death.

The Wall Street Journal has published an opinion piece titled 'Letters From a Doughboy', likely reflecting on historical accounts or experiences of American soldiers, particularly from the World War I era.

A World War II veteran delivered a poignant message to young people, stating, 'We gave up our yesterdays for your tomorrows.' The message emphasizes the sacrifices made for future generations.

An archaeological study is scheduled to be conducted at Adam Park, a significant World War II battlefield and prisoner of war camp. The study aims to uncover more historical insights from the site.

The Battle of the Denmark Strait, a naval conflict in World War II between the Royal Navy and the Kriegsmarine, took place on May 24, 1941, resulting in the sinking of the Bismarck.

A citizen's discovery of a suspicious object in a Berlin forest led to the unearthing of 59 unexploded Soviet grenades from World War II, weighing a total of 1.5 tons, which were subsequently safely removed.

Amara, once a significant destination for treatment tourism during communism, has a history predating World War I, with many visitors returning for decades to the same rooms.

Eighty-one years after World War II and 35 years after declaring independence, Moldova still has nearly 100 monuments erected in memory of Soviet soldiers, located in community centers.

The village of Ljubotinj, known for its 13 national heroes from World War II, now faces decline with its school closed, church neglected, and village shop shut, leaving only a few elderly residents.

A Clint Eastwood film, based on the real events of the Battle of Iwo Jima, is being lauded by many as surpassing 'Saving Private Ryan' in its depiction of one of World War II's bloodiest Pacific conflicts.

Ukrainian writer Oleksandr Mykhed, author of 'The Language of War,' discusses with Repubblica how the conflict's length, now surpassing World War I, has altered the Ukrainian people's perception of time and peace.

Germany has returned several artifacts looted during World War II to Poland, including a medieval manuscript and a ring that once belonged to a 16th-century Polish king.

The story of Maria José of Savoy, who served as Queen of Italy for only 27 days after World War II before the monarchy was abolished, is set to be the subject of a new historical drama titled 'Maestà'.

Weidmann's, regarded as Mississippi's oldest restaurant, continues its unique tradition of placing peanut butter and crackers on every table, a practice that originated from butter shortages during World War II.

Workers discovered a grenade, believed to be from World War II, during sidewalk repairs in the center of Leovo, Moldova, prompting an alert from the city's mayor.

Photos reveal the newly resurfaced remains of the historic 'Death Railway' in Thailand, a significant site from World War II.

The Hōfuku Maru, a Japanese 'Hellship' carrying 1,200 prisoners, has been discovered in the Philippines. The vessel sank in September 1944 after being hit by an Allied torpedo during World War II.

More than 100 years after the conflict, efforts are underway to identify unknown soldiers who died during World War I, bringing closure to historical mysteries.

Eighty years after World War II, Germany and Japan are both rebuilding their militaries and forging new alliances, driven by contemporary geopolitical reasons.

Students participating in the "Stories of Our Neighbors" project are documenting the experiences of the last living World War II witnesses for the Memory of the Nation initiative, including a Sudeten German born in 1939.

Construction workers in Germany discovered a Wehrmacht tank from World War II buried in the sand, which is now set to become an exhibition piece.

Fanta, now a global brand, was originally created by Coca-Cola's German subsidiary during World War II using by-products, after the supply of Coca-Cola syrup from the US was cut off. It became a popular drink in Nazi Germany.

A new war film on Netflix has deeply affected viewers, with many reporting tears. The movie is based on a real World War II tragedy where 87 children died during a bombing.

Poland and Ukraine are working to manage the repercussions of a dispute related to World War II. This comes amidst broader regional diplomatic activities.

Kazimierz Leski, known as 'Bradl,' was a Polish World War II spy who repeatedly evaded death, infiltrating Nazi headquarters in general's uniform and traveling through Germany and France undetected.

A new report indicates that 65 armed conflicts occurred worldwide last year, marking the highest number recorded since 1946, following the end of World War II.

Major League Baseball cancelled all games in June 1944 to support the Allied invasion of Normandy, marking the only time the league stopped play during World War II.

Ukrainian forces reportedly launched Flamingo missiles at a Russian military factory, as the conflict in Ukraine continues. The duration of the Russian invasion has now surpassed that of World War I.

Newly revealed diaries of US prosecutor David Nelson Sutton from World War II shed light on the challenging efforts to document Japanese wartime atrocities during the Nanking massacre and the bonds he formed with the victims.

Polish and Ukrainian teams have commenced new excavations of mass graves containing Polish civilians killed during World War II in western Ukraine, despite sensitive historical relations between the two nations.

The year 2025 recorded the highest number of conflicts involving states since World War II, alongside a sharp increase in attacks against civilians, indicating a global rise in violence.

The 1945 murder of Marta Pluhařová in the Jizera Mountains continues to spark debate about the chaotic period in the Czech borderlands following World War II liberation.

A World War II shipwreck, likely the Japanese cargo ship Hofuku Maru carrying 250 Dutch prisoners of war, has been discovered off the coast of the Philippines. The ship was bombed by American forces.

Archaeologists near Nová Vísky in the Karlovy Vary region have confirmed the existence of a mass grave containing four men who were shot after World War II, more than 80 years ago.

A World War II-era bomb was discovered during canalization work in Gyulafirátót, Hungary, leading to the evacuation of residents from thirty-four houses.

The Iloilo City Government has formally donated land for the Balantang Memorial Cemetery National Shrine, which serves as the internment site for members of the 6th Military District who fought during World War II, to the Philippine Veterans Affairs Office.

This article discusses the historical efforts by the Allies to eradicate Nazism, referencing the signing of Germany's act of surrender by Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel in Berlin on May 8, 1945, which marked the end of World War II.

An opinion piece reflects on the lessons of D-Day, suggesting that while the alliance that won World War II is now divided, it offers insights into addressing modern challenges like Iran and the importance of unity.

More than 60,000 unexploded shells and bullets from the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II have been found and processed on Niijima, Tokyo, with approximately 1,500 discovered this year, highlighting ongoing post-war cleanup efforts.

Iran is experiencing its highest inflation rate since World War II, with basic goods like red meat becoming unaffordable for many, driven by various factors beyond the conflict with the US.

A new report examines how the Albanian experience of World War II in Kosovo, previously marginalized by Yugoslav authorities, is now subject to new forms of historical revisionism that overlook the complexities of the conflict and Albanian Partisan cooperation.

An exhibition titled 'The Rebirth of Porcelain in the Scherbenzimmer' features a research project on restoring the Piatti family's porcelain collection, which was destroyed during World War II.

The Brusilov Offensive represented a pivotal moment in World War I, irrevocably damaging the stability of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

A commentary piece argues that the Arab Spring ignited a global conflict, suggesting that Europe cannot escape its implications.

The prosecutor's office has sent another letter to the President's Chancellery regarding the questioning of Karol Nawrocki in connection with apartments at the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk, but the Chancellery has not responded.

An op-ed discusses how American political party organizations have been largely replaced by 'dark money' from unknown donors in the post-World War II era, posing a threat to healthy democracy by leaving voters without stable cues.

More than 80 years after World War II, new topics related to the conflict continue to emerge, including the role of women, specifically the wives of anti-Nazi resistance fighters. Their suffering was reportedly downplayed by communists who deemed their husbands to be on the 'wrong side' (the West).

A World War II-era shell was found on the seabed of a busy beach in Palaiochora, Chania. The discovery prompted a response from authorities.

Brendan Fraser, Andrew Scott, Kerry Condon, and director Anthony Maras discuss their new World War II movie 'Pressure,' offering a fresh perspective on D-Day.

Two World War II-era bombs were found and successfully neutralized in Osnabrück, Germany, leading to the temporary evacuation of 1,600 residents.

A professor who investigated the prelude to World War I is now warning of a 'coming storm,' drawing parallels between the current global situation and the events that led to the First World War.

The article delves into the historical significance of various caves and tunnels that played a role or hold dark pasts from World War II.

In the summer of 1942, Japanese forces occupied Attu and Kiska islands in the Aleutian archipelago as part of a strategy to create a defensive perimeter in the North Pacific.

Experts are advocating for the continued recognition and upholding of the outcomes established by the Tokyo Trials, a series of post-World War II war crimes tribunals.

A World War II-era shell was successfully and safely removed from an abandoned house, preventing potential danger.

The Zagreb Assembly has adopted an urban plan to construct a new synagogue in the city center, initiated by the Jewish Community. This new synagogue will be built on the site of the original one destroyed during World War II.

A suspected World War II military shell was discovered near Stephenville, Newfoundland, prompting residents to be offered help with evacuation.

A-list producer Tom Hanks is returning to the World War II conflict with a new series, described as a spiritual fourth entry in his acclaimed 'Band of Brothers' franchise.

A previously unidentified grave in Northern France has been identified as Sergeant Norman Harold McLennan, a Canadian soldier with ties to Cape Breton who died in World War I.

Japan is experiencing a significant wave of pollen allergies, which experts attribute to the nation's post-World War II forestry policies from the 1950s. These policies led to extensive planting of specific tree species for rapid reforestation.

A mother and daughter were shocked to find three Italian World War II mortar shells in the kitchen of their newly purchased home in Agia Paraskevi, Athens.

As the 'special military operation' in Ukraine approaches 1569 days, surpassing the length of World War I, questions arise about the war's conclusion and accountability. The article ponders whether Vladimir Putin will surpass Kaiser Wilhelm's record for war duration.

The war in Ukraine has now exceeded the duration of World War II in Europe, if counted from 2014, showcasing the brutal nature of modern conflict and the incredible resilience and sacrifice of the Ukrainian people.

In May 1940, British and French forces suffered a heavy defeat in the Battle of France, leading to the unprecedented evacuation of troops from Dunkirk as German forces reached the English Channel.

A metal detectorist unearthed a silver cigarette case belonging to a World War II soldier, found hundreds of miles from where the soldier died.

Vladimir Paskaljević's documentary film "The Gift of Forgetting," which explores victims and memories of World War II as a tool for political manipulation, will premiere at the 19th Beldocs festival.

World War II veteran David Yoho's poignant speech about sacrifice, delivered at the National WWII Memorial, has gone viral, resonating with many.

A Russian World War II veteran fondly recalls a warm gesture extended by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Helfštýn Castle is hosting a military history festival, now in its second day, featuring sword fights, period dances, historical music, and re-enactments covering eras from Roman antiquity to World War I.

Representatives from the US and Luxembourg governments and military honored fallen US soldiers from World War II at the Hamm Military Cemetery. The commemoration in Luxembourg takes place one day before the US observance.

Medved and Penava spoke about Youth Day in Kumrovec, highlighting how sons of different armies from World War II united around the idea of an independent Croatia.

A Nazi coastal battery, a piece of history buried under sand, has been discovered on a Lithuanian beach, revealing remnants of World War II.

Irena Lasota reflects on Russians experiencing the realities of war, drawing parallels to Germany during World War II, a development she states she has anticipated for 1550 days.

An analysis highlights how Black GIs were unfairly treated after World War II, contributing significantly to the persistent racial wealth gap in America.

Leaked records reveal that Ireland is set to host a private gathering of political, tech, finance, and defense elites, with an agenda reportedly including discussions on weapons and navigating a potential World War III.

During a banquet hosted by the Dutch king and queen, the Japanese Emperor reflected on World War II, when Japan and the Netherlands were adversaries, and expressed hopes for continued peace between the two nations.

A historical article details how, after World War II, communists in Czechoslovakia 'produced' prisoners to work in uranium mines, supplying the Soviet Union's nuclear arsenal development.

More than 80 years after World War II, Germany has returned several cultural goods looted during the Nazi occupation to Poland. Among the returned items are a historic gold ring and railway models.

A World War II bomb was successfully defused in a residential area of Mainz, Germany, allowing approximately 2,000 evacuated residents to return to their homes sooner than expected.

A World War I grenade brought to an auction house led to the establishment of a 100-meter cordon as a safety precaution.

A World War II-era bomb was successfully defused in Potsdam, Germany, leading to evacuations in the city center. The operation ensured public safety as the historical ordnance was rendered harmless.

A sunken train station from the infamous World War II 'Death Railway' has resurfaced from a reservoir in Thailand, revealing a historical site.

This article explores the emergence of radical student movements in former Axis powers after World War II, examining how they confronted the responsibilities of previous generations. It contrasts groups like the RAF, haunted by past crimes, with today's youth.

A new report from the Conflict Data Program indicates that the number of interstate wars has doubled for the second consecutive year, setting a new annual record for armed conflicts since World War II.

A Czech article draws parallels between the current global situation and Europe in 1914, warning against naivety regarding the possibility of war and emphasizing the importance of understanding the causes of World War I.

On June 13, 1944, Londoners heard an unusual sound as Hitler launched a terrifying new weapon, the V-1 flying bomb, in an attempt to turn the tide of World War II.

An expert from the University of Defense, Zdeněk Petráš, draws parallels between the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and World War I, noting similarities such as attrition warfare and the conflict's prolonged duration.

The Russia-Ukraine war has surpassed World War I in duration, now exceeding 1,569 days. What began as a swift Russian operation has become Europe's longest and bloodiest conflict since WWII, defying early predictions. Despite diplomatic efforts and Western support for Ukraine, a durable peace remains elusive, with no clear end in sight.

For decades, the first expulsion of Greeks from the coasts of Asia Minor in June 1914 remained on the periphery of European historical memory, overshadowed by the turmoil of World War I.

The tradition of aircraft manufacturing in Kunovice, Czech Republic, began 90 years ago with the construction of an Avia Letňany branch factory, prompted by events leading up to World War II.

Ukraine's decision to rename a special unit after a World War II Ukrainian army responsible for massacres of Polish civilians has caused strong reactions and strained relations with Poland.

A historical dispute has escalated between Warsaw and Kyiv after President Zelenskyy named a military unit after a partisan army accused of committing massacres against the Polish population during World War II, causing widespread outrage in Poland.

Greek officials, including Tasoulas and Dendias, commemorated the Distomo Massacre, one of the most heinous crimes committed by Nazi troops against civilians during World War II. They emphasized the importance of unity and remembrance for the nation.

More than 730 grenades from World War II have been discovered in a cave beneath Mount Velež in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The discovery was made by a photographer working on a project with the local tourism board, in cooperation with the Civil Protection.

The number of interstate conflicts in 2025 has reached its highest level since World War II, with a dramatic increase in violence against civilians, particularly in Sudan, and over 300,000 estimated deaths on both sides since the start of the Ukraine war.

Australia has improved its position in a global peace ranking, though the accompanying report warns that worldwide conflict levels are at their highest since World War II, indicating increasing global instability.

A new study has uncovered that Barcelona served as a refuge for criminal gangs from Marseille who collaborated with the Nazis after the end of World War II.

A recently released digital archive containing records of Hitler's Nazi party memberships now allows German families to investigate their ancestors' involvement during World War II.

During Navy Day, Italian President Sergio Mattarella stated that ongoing conflicts are putting NATO, the EU, and other international organizations to the test. He emphasized the importance of defending the rules of cooperation established after World War II.

The Finnish city of Rovaniemi, home to Santa Claus, was rebuilt after being destroyed by Nazis during World War II. Its unique street plan, designed by Alvar Aalto, forms the shape of a reindeer's head.

On June 7, 1940, during World War II, King Haakon VII of Norway, along with Crown Prince Olav and the government, went into exile in Great Britain due to the occupation of Norway by Nazi German forces.

A historical account explores how a 1956 murder in Dublin was connected to Nazi spies, codebreakers, and a back-street abortionist, revealing Ireland's indirect involvement in World War II despite its neutrality.

Bishop Andrej Saje led a memorial service in Kočevski Rog for those killed after World War II, welcoming the adopted amendment to the law on hidden war graves, which allows for the burial of victims in Ljubljana's Žale cemetery.

A CBC journalist uncovered the true story of his paternal grandfather's World War II ship sinking, revealing a more interesting truth than the family lore of it being torpedoed.

Ukraine's envoy to Poland has held talks to de-escalate a dispute sparked by Kyiv's decision to name a military unit after a nationalist group accused of massacres in Poland during World War II.

A screening of a bomb disposal film was postponed after a real unexploded World War II bomb was discovered by workmen at a development site in Radford, Coventry, leading to a real-life incident mirroring the film's theme.

Le Figaro Magazine has unveiled previously unpublished letters attributed to General de Gaulle, written before World War II, revealing unknown aspects of the future leader of Free France and expressing his highest aspirations.

The Jewish Brigade, a World War II military unit, has become a focal point for protests in Italy, reflecting broader conflicts around Zionism, anti-Zionism, and antifascism.

Operation Dynamo, famously known as the evacuation from Dunkirk, is highlighted as a crucial episode in the early stages of World War II. This heroic escape by the Allies laid the groundwork for their future victory over Nazism.

A historic World War II-era ferry transported a traveler to Monhegan Island, a quiet, car-free island off the coast of Maine, offering a perfect day trip experience.

On June 3, 1944, Split experienced its most devastating Allied bombing during World War II, leaving deep marks on the city's history.

Annual inflation in Iran reached a level not seen since World War II in May, highlighting the significant economic hardship faced by ordinary Iranians.

A secret stash of wine, believed to have been hidden by suspected Nazi sympathizers, has been unveiled decades after it was concealed under a castle floor. The family fled across the border at the end of World War II, leaving the cache behind.

Historians in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic are actively searching for forgotten graves of World War I soldiers, adding to the nearly three thousand war graves already registered in the area.

An explosion, likely caused by a World War II projectile, occurred under a stilt house in an Indonesian fishing village. The devastating incident resulted in five fatalities and nearly 20 injuries.

Warsaw's 140-year-old sewer system, built by British engineers, remains operational today and played a crucial role for resistance fighters during World War II.

Fox News Digital reviews 'Pressure,' a World War II thriller starring Brendan Fraser as Dwight D. Eisenhower, focusing on the run-up to D-Day.

An exploration delves into caves and tunnels that hold dark pasts from World War II, revealing historical significance and untold stories.

Brendan Fraser, Andrew Scott, Kerry Condon, and Anthony Maras discuss their new World War II film 'Pressure,' which aims to provide a radically different look at D-Day and a US President.

A historian from the University of Vienna, Joachim Dolezik, is re-evaluating Russia's primary responsibility for the outbreak of World War I, going beyond previous analyses of the 1914 war guilt debate.

Decades after World War II, Germany is now urgently re-arming and discussing war in concrete terms, including missile defense, driven by concerns about the year 2029.

An obituary for Flight Lieutenant George Dunn, a distinguished bomber pilot who carried out raids on Nazi bases during World War II.

As tensions escalated in Yugoslavia, Serbia reportedly exploited the atrocities committed by fascist Ustasha forces during World War II. This was done to fuel fear and hatred of Croats, preparing the public for war.

Bombs dating back to World War I were discovered in an abandoned house in Čelopek, North Macedonia. Explosive ordnance disposal experts safely removed the devices on May 26, 2026.

Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's former army commander and current ambassador to the UK, stated that Europe has become complacent after decades of peace following World War II and the relative stability after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

An obituary remembers Jim Wren, noted as one of the last surviving Allied prisoners of war held by the Japanese during World War II.

A new podcast series has been launched, dedicated to exploring the previously untold queer histories of the First World War, shedding light on diverse experiences during the conflict.

Two individuals, Dina Van Dommelen-Samson and Nico Peltenburg, met for the first time, connecting their families who hid Peltenburg's father during World War II.

Actor-producer Tom Hanks and historian Jon Meacham discussed their new History Channel docuseries, which focuses on World War II, described as 'the largest event in human history'.

A metal detectorist discovered Stan Drew's World War II cigarette case in a field in the Netherlands, approximately 370 miles from where the soldier died.

A radioactive toothpaste named DORAMAD, produced and sold in Germany from 1920 until the end of World War II, is being discussed for its alleged role in accelerating the production of the first atomic bomb.

Winston Churchill's only painting created during World War II, which he gifted to Franklin D. Roosevelt, is once again on public display. The artwork, depicting Marrakesh, was later purchased by Brad Pitt.

During World War II, Nazis established brothels in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia for German soldiers, aiming to prevent the spread of venereal diseases and exert strict control over all aspects of life, including sexual activity.

Hundreds of people participated in a Pilgrimage of Reconciliation in Brno, Czech Republic, to commemorate the expulsion of Sudeten Germans after World War II. The event, which included protests, aimed to foster mutual understanding and address historical injustices.

Princess Anne's visit to Chania began with emotion and high symbolism as part of the commemorative events marking 85 years since the Battle of Crete, a significant moment of World War II.

Authorities are investigating the 'Volcano Group,' mystery saboteurs believed to be behind a five-day power cut in Berlin, the city's longest since World War II, with theories ranging from eco-terrorists to Russian proxies.

Owei Lakemfa discusses the historical impact of the Vietnamese struggle for independence on African liberation movements, particularly in the post-World War II era when many colonized nations sought freedom.