World War II

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Lawmakers Visit Yasukuni After Takaichi’s Offering, Drawing Protests From China and South Korea

The actions keep a long-running dispute over the shrine at the center of regional politics.

Berish Orbach, One of the Last Warsaw Ghetto Witnesses, Dies in Melbourne

Tom Hooper to Direct Netflix’s ‘Nineteen Steps’ From Millie Bobby Brown

Amrum Opens in U.S. Theaters With Strong Reviews for Akin’s Austere WWII Coming-of-Age Drama

Pentagon Courts GM and Ford in Early Talks to Boost U.S. Weapons Output

Polish Far-Right MP Shows Swastika on Israeli Flag in Sejm on Holocaust Remembrance Day

First Look: Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars Sets August 28 Release

Israel Rebukes South Korea’s President Over Holocaust Comparison in Post Using 2024 IDF Video

Hampstead Theatre Revives Frayn’s Copenhagen in London

Yom HaShoah 2026 Marked by Memorials and Demands to Fight Rising Antisemitism

Authorized Biography ‘Intimate Audrey’ Offers a More Personal Portrait of Hepburn

Rare WWII Shiden-Kai Fighter Raised Off Kagoshima After 81 Years

New York Judge Orders Nahmad to Return Nazi-Looted Modigliani to Heirs

SNL UK Draws Backlash Over Hitler-Line Joke About Mark Zuckerberg

New Investigation Details Singham’s $591 Million Network and Pro‑China Playbook

WWII Bomb Finds in German Cities Prompt Evacuations

Japan to Send Combat Troops to Philippines Exercises in First Since World War II

Roland Borchers Named Director of Germany’s Flight and Expulsion Foundation

Chemnitz Suspected Bomb Turns Out to Be Harmless Cable Part

UK Extends Exclusion Zone at WWII Thames Wreck as Experts Warn of Drone Sabotage Risk