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People who visit the Museum of Warsaw Uprising can now, with the help of a 3D film, have a more concrete idea of the devastation unleashed in Warsaw by Nazi German forces in World War II. Adolf Hitler brutally suppressed the uprising of 1944, leaving the city before sophisticated and bustling 1.3 million inhabitants to a smoldering shell whose ruins [...]

Perhaps the most infamous of all World War 2 structures, Auschwitz death camp is known to be one of the most brutal and sadistic of all concentration camps operated by Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party. An estimated 3 million people lost their lives in this building, the majority of them being Jews, who were exterminated as part of a racial cleansing [...]

While civilians caught up in the conflict were able to record footages of Nazis razing whole cities, Hitler’s mistress Eva Braun filmed the ‘Fuhrer’ relaxing at his chalet in the Alps in the middle of the Nazi invasion of Europe. Braun’s stained home movies, previously unseen images, have been treated through the efforts of archivists [...]

The mind of one gifted genius, be it a very evil one, unleashed a war on the world unlike anything else before or after it and while Adolf Hitler and his barbarous Nazi regime ended decades, the heaps of secret documents and the vast technological progress that its army made as early as in 1940’s still is being uncovered. Part of this exercise was [...]

The Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler wanted to assassinate the Pope Pius XII in reprisal for the arrest of the Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini in July 1943, informed this Tuesday, 16, the newspaper of the Italian bishops, Avvenire. In an article entitled “July 43, Hitler wanted to eliminate Pius XII,” the publication of the Conference [...]

The usual definition of Holocaust as “the systematic state-sponsored killing of six million Jewish men, women, and children, and million of others, by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II” is far from complete. The list of millions of other victims include the Gypsies, Soviet prisoners of war, Polish and Soviet civilians, political [...]