Since the dawn of the science of warfare, when the battle became more than two groups simply slogging it out until one is annihilated, armies have long recognized the importance of capturing the high ...

In the 1920s and ’30s, Germans failed to heed the warnings of a feisty little newspaper called the Münchener Post.

Workers found crates packed with swastika-covered notebooks, postcards and photographs while preparing to move the court's ...

Snakes are often associated with "malevolence", "slyness" and "hidden unfriendly intentions", said the Dangerous Street ...

This war novel has been described as the best of all time, with readers being left stunned. All Quiet On The Western Front, ...

One of the strangest armored vehicles of World War II, the Kugelpanzer—or “ball tank”—remains shrouded in mystery. Captured by the Soviets and now housed in a Russian museum, this one-man sphere with ...

Pabst was stranded by the outbreak of war and returned to Nazi Germany. Enter the devil in the form of propaganda minister ...

Individual sports were in the background. It was about the collective, the mass, so-called. to the "people's body", to which each German as an individual should contribute in the best possible way. In ...

Individual sport was relegated to the background in favor of the collective, the masses, the so-called national body, to which every German should contribute as an individual in the best possible way.

In his biting, timely new historical novel, "The Director," Daniel Kehlmann investigates complicity through the true story of G.W. Pabst.

Individual sport was relegated to the background in favor of the collective, the masses, the so-called national body, to which every German should contribute as an individual in the best possible way.