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At Nuremberg, World War II’s Battle Turned to the Courtroom, and an Eloquent Lawyer Helped Lead the Allies to Victory

Robert H. Jackson, an American Supreme Court justice who thought of himself as "anything but a warrior," was drafted by FDR ...
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World War II Was a Noble Cause—Anything Else Is Ahistorical

China had been invaded by Japan in 1931—the first sign of war—and 1937. And the United States did not get active. And finally ...
Smithsonian Magazine

These Jewish Prisoners Revolted Against the Nazis, Killing Their Guards and Escaping From a World War II Death Camp

During the lesser-known 1943 Sobibor Uprising, several hundred Jews fled into the forests of Poland, where many were tracked ...

This Controversial $974M World War II Epic Surges Back Onto Streaming

Christopher Nolan's controversial WWII epic, Oppenheimer, is dominating global streaming charts again, nearly two years after ...
Frontiers

Contingency, Conflict, and Consolidation: European Security Postures in An Era of War

The domain of European security is currently undergoing a profound transformation in light of Russia's full-scale invasion of ...
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World War II airman killed after being shot down laid to rest 80 years later

GLENWOOD, Iowa (KMTV) – More than 80 years after his death, a World War II soldier has been laid to rest. Second Lt. Blaine Wilcox was killed in action while serving in Europe, but his remains were ...
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This is How the Top Nazis Would Escape Europe, World War II

At the end of World War II, as the Third Reich collapsed and the Allies closed in, some of Germany's most infamous SS officials slipped through the cracks. This untold story dives deep into how these ...