The German president speaks of his country’s “shame” on a visit to the villa where 70 years ago top Nazis planned the mass murder of Jews.
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Nazi site troubles German leader
A series of episodes involving the ultra-Orthodox community, including segregation of women and protests comparing officials to Nazis, has set off a debate about its position.
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Israel Faces Crisis Over Role of Ultra-Orthodox in Society
The men punished for fighting the Nazis
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Irish soldiers who hid their medals
First, the (possibly) bad news: If you’re expecting Stephen King to provide an alternative history of what America would have been like had John F. Kennedy not been assassinated in Dallas, put those expectations aside. Not until 800 pages have gone by in “ 11/22/63 ” does King offer up an account of the world as it might have been, and even then it has a cursory, I’m-doing-this-because-I have-to feel to it. This does not belong on the What If? shelf that has given us the Nazis-win works of Robert Harris (“ Fatherland ”) and Philip K. Dick (“ The Man in the High Castle ”), or the Charles Lindbergh presidency of Philip Roth (“ The Plot Against America ”). Read full article > >
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Stephen King’s “11/22/63”
Author PG Wodehouse was worried about how much the Nazis would pay him for his radio broadcasts from wartime Germany, newly-released MI5 files show.
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MI5′s Nazi doubts over PG Wodehouse revealed
Sonderkommando Revolt, an upcoming video game that cast the player in the role of an Auschwitz prisoner rebelling against the Nazis, has been canceled. The game was made by an Israeli programmer, who said the negative reaction to the project-including…
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Holocaust Video Game Canceled
A secret history of the government’s Nazi-hunting operation concludes that intelligence officials created a “safe haven” for Nazis and collaborators.
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Secret Papers Detail U.S. Aid for Ex-Nazis
A new report from the U.S. Justice Department reveals that the U.S. government, specifically the Central Intelligence Agency, knowingly sheltered and aided Nazis after the end of World War II. “America, which prided itself on being a safe haven for the…
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Nazis Sheltered by U.S. Post-WW II
The ten “modernist” sculptures that were discovered during an excavation of Berlin’s town hall between January and last month are now on display. Nearly 80 years ago, they had fallen victim to the Nazis’ purges of so-called “degenerate” art, when they…
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Berlin Town Hall Discoveries Go On Display
A sculpture collection, which Hitler’s Nazis once dubbed “degenerate art” are set to go on display later at Berlin’s New Museum.
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Art banned by Nazis to be shown
Pope Benedict XVI praised Britain for resisting Nazis, a remark that could rekindle controversy over his past.
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Pope praises Britain for resisting Nazis
The horse chestnut that comforted Anne Frank as she hid from the Nazis has fallen in high winds and heavy rain.
