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Austria Opens Hitler’s Birthplace as Police Station

Officials say placing officers in the building aims to strip its symbolic appeal to deter neo‑Nazi pilgrimages.

Austria Reopens Hitler’s Birthplace as Police Station

Berlin Plan to Replace Nazi Bunker With Flats Provokes Preservation Fight

Forty-Four Revolutionary War Remains Returned to Lake George for Reinterment

Spain’s National Court Halts ‘Democratic Memory’ Status for Madrid’s Regional Headquarters

CWGC Adds 33,000 Indian WWI Names to Basra Memorial's Digital Record

Kim Jong Un Inspects Near-Complete Pyongyang Museum Honoring Troops Sent to Russia

Kim Jong Un Reviews Sculptures for Memorial to North Koreans Killed in Ukraine War

Germany’s SED Victims’ Commissioner Urges Renaming of Remaining Lenin and GDR Leader Streets

Putin Signs Law Adding April 9 to Russia’s Days of Military Glory for the Capture of Königsberg

Germany Cancels Auction of Holocaust-Era Documents After Outcry

Delhi High Court Terms Kejriwal–Sisodia Plea Against Assembly Summons ‘Prima Facie Not Maintainable’

‘La Base y la Cruz’ Chosen to Recast Spain’s Cuelgamuros Memorial

Volnovakha Unveils Monument to Vladimir Zhoga at Site of His Death

North Korea Starts Museum Honoring Troops Who Fought With Russia in Ukraine

‘Lessons From the Tree of Life’ Opens at Museum of Jewish Heritage, Connecting Past and Present Antisemitism

Iran Paves Over Tehran Cemetery Section Linked to 1979 Executions

South Korea to Skip Japan’s Sado Mine Memorial Again Next Week

Titanic Wreck Discovery at 40: Legacy, Ethics and the Next Deep Dives

Thuringia Court Upholds Buchenwald Memorial’s Right to Bar Keffiyeh at Events