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The order that ended Hitler's last hope
As Soviet armies closed in on Berlin, Adolf Hitler pinned his final hopes on Felix Steiner, one of the Waffen-SS's most ...
All That's Interesting on MSN
The 10 most controversial on-screen portrayals of Adolf Hitler
From actors who did extensive research to those who chose not to portray the Führer accurately at all, these Hitler movies ...
The Forward on MSN
Nominee for Wisconsin governor appeared with podcast host who defended ‘Camp Auschwitz’ t-shirt
Rep. Tom Tiffany, Wisconsin’s Republican nominee for governor, is facing heat for appearing on a podcast hosted by an online ...
In response to the rise of the far-right, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ruling coalition plans to unleash more ...
These classic cars didn't sell out right after launching, but they all became four-wheeled legends in the end.
A look at The Cincinnati Enquirer on July 30, 1932, finds coverage of the bonus marchers, the Great Depression and a cow’s ...
Eighty years on, works are still being restituted to their rightful owners — but the passage of time adds complexity ...
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Lindsey Graham, politician and Churchillian
Still boyish, energetic, enthusiastic, Lindsey Graham died suddenly last weekend at the age of 71. Once upon a time, death at ...
If even one of the world’s greatest automotive empires, Volkswagen, can be brought to its knees by modern economic realities, ...
That holy terror of European high finance, turtlenecked, dictatorial Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, who as President of the Reichsbank ...
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts has claimed it is “highly likely” the US Air Force is spraying “chemtrails” – a debunked ...
A new play relives the first time a British monarch visited the US – as the Nazis were advancing in Europe, the president invited the king for hot dogs on the lawn of his country home.
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