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German History Museum Offers Fresh Take on Postwar Years

History’s Judgment of Those Who Go Along

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Michael Luo on career prosecutors, military officials, and why those serving in the Administration need to consider the example of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during the Second World War.World War II · New York Read Article

Japan’s Foreign Ministry honors isle-based Nisei veterans groups

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Karen Kikukawa grew up not knowing much about her father’s service during World War II. “Every time I asked him, he would say ‘it’s a secret,’” she said. He was an American-born Japanese — a Nisei — who served in the U.S. Army. But unlike the veterans of the famous 442nd Regimental Combat Team, he had been sworn to secrecy. She eventually would learn that her father had served on Iwo Jima as an interpreter with the Military Intelligence Service …World War II · Hawaii Read Article

The Moment of Greatest Distress Caused Ordinary Finns to Experience Strange Visions and Omens

The supernatural experiences of Finns during World War II help us understand how war felt for people and offer an opportunity to identify with the experiences of war. One of the hundreds of stories came close to the researcher who collected them.World War II · Helsinki Read Article

PAPER TRAILS: North Little Rock aviation group rebuilding World War II-era aircraft | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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On Oct. 12, 1942, as World War II raged on, student pilots began training at the Walnut Ridge Army Flying School. More than 5,300 aspiring airmen learned how to fly above the farmlands of northeast Arkansas in the BT-13 Valiant, a basic training plane built by Vultee Aircraft.Aircraft · North Little Rock Read Article

Kremlin Says NATO's Rutte Is Irresponsible to Talk of War with Russia

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It Was the Soviet Union and China that Broke the Back of Nazism

Amidst the web of lies and half-truths that glorify the heroism of the West during the Second World War (what we call the anti-fascist World War), the enormous truth is that it was the Red Army and the Chinese communists and patriots – and not the West – who defeated Nazi Germany and militaristic Japan. By Vijay Prashad The Hornblower of the Eighth Route Army, China, 1942. [Submitted by: Sha Fei.] Greetings from the desk of Tricontinental: Insti…World War II · Shanghai Read Article

For Bardella, Closed Houses Are "a Matter of Security"

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The reopening of closed houses, held by prostitutes, "is a matter of security" for Jordan Bardella, who therefore supports this idea put forward by a member of his party.Jordan Bardella · France See the Story

The Russian Move: Wants to Do as in World War Ii

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Turn off all the lights in Russian cities at night like during World War II. This is suggested by a former Russian commander, writes The Moscow Times. The reason is that this would make it more difficult for Ukrainian drone attacks.World War II · Sweden Read Article

Documentary shines light on wartime Japanese attack balloons that landed in Canada

The deployment of thousands of hydrogen balloons carrying deadly explosives sent to North America during the Second World War is the subject of a documentary make by Saskatchewan filmmaker Scott Woroniuk. Woroniuk, a videographer and owner of Crosscut Films, has just released FU-GO: Japan’s WW2 Balloon Bombs Over Canada, on YouTube. The film follows the military operation by the Imperial Japanese Army in the Second World War where 9,300 balloons…World War II · Meadow Lake See the Story

World War Ii: an Amerindian Veteran Who Participated in the Landing Buried in Bayeux

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A tribute was paid on Saturday 13 December to a soldier. Charles Norman Shay was one of the last veterans of the Second World War. He was one of the 500 Amerindians who had participated in the landing. Several hundred people attended his funeral in Bayeux Cathedral (Calvados).World War II · Bayeux Read Article

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German History Museum Offers Fresh Take on Postwar Years

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Japan’s Foreign Ministry honors isle-based Nisei veterans groups

The Moment of Greatest Distress Caused Ordinary Finns to Experience Strange Visions and Omens

PAPER TRAILS: North Little Rock aviation group rebuilding World War II-era aircraft | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Kremlin Says NATO's Rutte Is Irresponsible to Talk of War with Russia

It Was the Soviet Union and China that Broke the Back of Nazism

For Bardella, Closed Houses Are "a Matter of Security"

The Russian Move: Wants to Do as in World War Ii

Documentary shines light on wartime Japanese attack balloons that landed in Canada

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Kremlin Says NATO's Rutte Is Irresponsible to Talk of War with Russia

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Kremlin Says NATO's Rutte Is Irresponsible to Talk of War with Russia

Hungarian Premier Warns Taking Frozen Russian Assets Is 'Declaration of War'

For Bardella, Closed Houses Are "a Matter of Security"

Blindspots

German History Museum Offers Fresh Take on Postwar Years

History’s Judgment of Those Who Go Along

Japan’s Foreign Ministry honors isle-based Nisei veterans groups

The Moment of Greatest Distress Caused Ordinary Finns to Experience Strange Visions and Omens

PAPER TRAILS: North Little Rock aviation group rebuilding World War II-era aircraft | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Kremlin Says NATO's Rutte Is Irresponsible to Talk of War with Russia

It Was the Soviet Union and China that Broke the Back of Nazism

For Bardella, Closed Houses Are "a Matter of Security"

The Russian Move: Wants to Do as in World War Ii

Documentary shines light on wartime Japanese attack balloons that landed in Canada

World War Ii: an Amerindian Veteran Who Participated in the Landing Buried in Bayeux

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History’s Judgment of Those Who Go Along

Japan’s Foreign Ministry honors isle-based Nisei veterans groups

The Moment of Greatest Distress Caused Ordinary Finns to Experience Strange Visions and Omens

PAPER TRAILS: North Little Rock aviation group rebuilding World War II-era aircraft | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Kremlin Says NATO's Rutte Is Irresponsible to Talk of War with Russia

It Was the Soviet Union and China that Broke the Back of Nazism

For Bardella, Closed Houses Are "a Matter of Security"

The Russian Move: Wants to Do as in World War Ii

Documentary shines light on wartime Japanese attack balloons that landed in Canada

World War Ii: an Amerindian Veteran Who Participated in the Landing Buried in Bayeux

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