The Jewish Psychic Who Tricked Hitler
Erik Jan Hanussen hosted extravagant Nazi parties, loaned them money, and consulted with Hitler. Then they found out he was Jewish.
Erik Jan Hanussen hosted extravagant Nazi parties, loaned them money, and consulted with Hitler. Then they found out he was Jewish.
Heavy artillery wasn't the only weapon people used to fight the Nazi regime during World War II.
The Tube and mainline rail stations were later reopened.
If one were to believe the ads he or she read in 1935, Germany would be a land of spa treatments and healing health resorts, and nothing more.
Archaeologists have been trying to take images of this wreck for 20 years.
Seventy years after World War II's end, three project sites where the atomic bombs were made will be preserved for the public.
6. The "Death Strip" was as scary as it sounds.
The drawings were discovered in a chest of drawers after being lost for 70 years.
The American military had a short-lived plan to turn pigeons into kamikaze pilots.
Residents of an East London neighborhood got quite a surprise earlier today when police knocked on the door to say a decades-old bomb had been discovered in the area.
The worst shark attack in history followed the bombing and sinking of the USS Indianapolis on July 30, 1945.
How German POWs populated small-town America during World War II.
These are the kinds of things the American military wanted its soldiers to be cognizant of as they worked their way into Nazi-occupied France.
Tetris released in 1984, D-Day in 1944, the first drive-in movie theater in 1933, and more!
Hoping to protect Leonardo's work against attack, officials had guarded it with sandbags and scaffolding years before. And it worked.
During WWII, the U.S. government was scared that Japan might take all of Hawaii's money. Here's what they did to stop it.
"Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt."
While some World War II soldiers were storming the beaches of Normandy, others were busy drafting posters to school soldiers on the dangers of venereal diseases.