The Concept of the American 'Backyard' is Newer Than You Think
The birth of the backyard patio can be traced back to World War II.
The birth of the backyard patio can be traced back to World War II.
Anne covered them up herself while in hiding during World War II.
In 1942, the Air Force allowed women to fly planes due to a pilot shortage. Then the government forgot all about them.
The village of Kåfjord is still feeling the effects of World War II.
One missing letter led to the Ministry of Defence accidentally hiring a seaweed expert instead of a codebreaker. Turns out that's just what they needed.
The British passenger ship SS Sagaing was attacked by Japanese bombers in 1942.
The fearless Polish countess became Britain's first female special agent during World War II.
The USS 'Juneau' had five brothers stationed there at one time. Then tragedy struck.
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The discovery made a routine diving excursion a little more exciting.
The 1944 Summer Olympics may have never actually happened, but one Polish Prisoner of War camp was determined to keep the tradition alive.
Police are working on removing it from the Thames.
Only recently did she learn that she was the inspiration for the World War II icon.
Queen Elizabeth herself was kept in the dark for years.
An estimated 35,000 German soldiers died in Estonia during World War II while fighting Soviet troops.
How the talented team behind Joe Wright's new film used research and ingenuity to recreate the Churchill War Rooms.
When America went to war, the softcover book went with it.
London's housing developments often feature a unique form of fencing: stretchers reused after World War II.
The actress invented a technology that would become the basis for Wi-Fi, but it wasn’t until 1990 that her accomplishments were recognized—which is the subject of a new documentary.
The ships are considered the graves of thousands of sailors.
Accused by his countrymen of collaborating with the Nazis, the once-beloved British author fled in 1947 and never looked back.
The real-life tale of how the beloved children's book character came to be rivals any movie.
Led by an ex-FBI agent, a new team of investigators is using data analysis and modern forensic techniques to solve a 70-year-old mystery.