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Four injured after Second World War bomb explodes at Munich construction site
A column of smoke was seen rising from the site near the train station.
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A column of smoke was seen rising from the site near the train station.
The operation is the biggest evacuation of its kind in post-war Germany.
Italian PM Matteo Renzi has vowed to give all the victims decent burials.
Rumours about looted art in the Kilmacthomas estate persisted for years.
Peter Will wrote the letter to his wife and son shortly before being sent to a concentration camp.
WGN TV say they are “extremely embarrassed” by their mistake.
The Nazis reportedly wanted Pervitin to rival Coca Cola.
South Korea’s President said that he felt the speech left “much to be desired”.
Joy Lofthouse was a pilot during the Second World War.
Patrick Gillen, aged 89, dedicated his medal to all of his comrades that did not survive the Second World War.
Poland has been unearthing one of the darkest secrets of World War II.
The one-time Bridget Hitler was born and raised in Dublin.
Harold Percival died without friends or close family to attend his funeral – so the internet took over.
The controversial mayor claimed that the forced prostitution of approximately 200,000 women during World War II was necessary to “maintain discipline” in the ranks.
The newly released files also uncover attempts to turn Ireland into a fascist state, in addition to Britain’s wartime recruitment within the 26 counties.
Politicians have been manipulating the mass media for as long as it’s existed – and Ireland is no exception, writes Ciara Chambers.
Some 650 Irish soldiers were taken prisoner by the Japanese during WW2. They were starved, beaten, even crucified – but showed incredible bravery, writes historian Robert Widders.
A German court has ruled a Berlin museum must return rare posters seized by the Gestapo during WWII to the victim’s relative – saying that keeping them would be a perpetuation of the crimes of the Nazis.
More than 50,000 Irish people died in the First and Second World Wars. Should we wear the poppy to commemorate them?
RAF bomb discovered last week in suburb of Paris was defused yesterday by military experts, forcing about 6,000 people to be evacuated from their homes.