How Iowa farmers fed German prisoners and found common ground in WWII

As World War II reshaped rural Iowa, German prisoners of war became an essential labor force, and, in some cases, unexpected ...
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Seven German WWII aces whose incredible skills couldn’t save them from tragic accidents

Explore the gripping stories of seven of Germany’s most famous World War II fighter aces, including Wolfgang Tana, ...
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Deep in a German woodland, WWII trenches expose helmets, gear, and vehicle parts

Exploring a remote woodland in Germany, the team uncovers a landscape still shaped by World War II trench systems, dugouts, ...

"He Had A Baby With His Sister": Absolutely Wild Secrets About Famous People From History That Stayed Hidden For Years

In recent years, historians and journalists have gone back through the record and found that many of Stump’s most shocking ...
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From the Stars and Stripes archives: Eisenhower gives view on German soldiers

FRANKFURT, Jan. 23 — Although they were defeated in World War II, German soldiers and officers did not lose their individual honor, Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower declared this morning as he took off from ...