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Treblinka The Transit Camp: Why Did 900,000 Go Missing?

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Mar 24, 2014 Evette Champion

  A group of forensic archaeologists have recently discovered some new evidence pointing to Treblinka, a Eastern Poland Nazi death camp where 900,000 people disappeared.…

New Book Claims Hitler Retired to Argentina after making a secret escape from crumbling Nazi empire

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Mar 24, 2014 Siegphyl

FBI documents recently released suggest that Adolf Hitler made his escape from a bunker in Germany to Argentina where he spent the rest of his…

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR – Review by Phil Hodges

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Mar 24, 2014 Phil Hodges

When being asked the question “What do you want to be when you leave school?” I was always a little timid in my reply. Answers…

Latvians march to honor World War II allies who fought in Nazi units

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Mar 24, 2014 Siegphyl

The Legionnaires Day was abolished by the Latvian government in 2000. Yet, this did not stop around 1,500 Latvians from marching Sunday last week to…

Haunted Pub Captures Ghostly Figure of Royalist officer from the Civil War on Surveillance

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Mar 24, 2014 Evette Champion

A ghostly figure was caught on film on Valentine’s Day at the Ye Olde Man and Scythe in Bolton, which is one of the oldest…

Black Paratroopers Have Profound Effect on WWII

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Mar 23, 2014 Ian Harvey

Walter Morris joined the paratroopers in 1940, when segregation of blacks and whites was still very much alive in America. In terms of the Second…

New WWII Memorial to Airmen Lost in Collision

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Mar 23, 2014 Ian Harvey

Seven decades ago near Buckinghamshire, the collision of two WWII bombers saw the horrific loss of fifteen airmen in the Royal Air Force. Now, a…

Heritage Lottery Fund Releases Major Grant to the Northampton Museum

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Mar 23, 2014 Ian Harvey

Royal &Derngate, along with the Northampton Museum and Art Gallery, lead Northampton in the world of culture already. Now they have a little more leeway…

Public Offenders Could be Selected to Restore Surrey’s Monuments

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Mar 23, 2014 Evette Champion

Public offenders could be made to help clean up Redhill’s war memorial before the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the First World War. The…

Michigan-Man Andrew Kach Receives Medal for Service in Vietnam

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Mar 23, 2014 Ian Harvey

Private first class Andrew Kach of the United States Army received a ceremony in Brighton Township recently, during which he was given the Bronze Star…

US Vietnam War veteran with cancer receives claims for exposure to Agent Orange in Okinawa

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Mar 22, 2014 Siegphyl

Loaded: A U.S. Marine Corps helicopter sits by unidentified barrels at Naha Military Port in the late ’60s. | COURTESY OF MICHAEL JONES   Another…

Former Woman Who Worked at Auschwitz Accused of Prisoner Crueltly

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Mar 22, 2014 Ian Harvey

A woman now known as Gisela S. was a prison guard at the notorious internment camp in Auschwitz where she was responsible for the mistreatment…

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