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A man builds a mobile guillotine for Hitler and executes Nazis for the Allies, paid by the head.
265 kilometers from Madrid lies Belchite, a ghost town filled with hollowed-out buildings and rubble, left abandoned after the Spanish Civil War.
Japan achieves rapid victories in Malaya, Singapore, and the Philippines during WWII.
Canada's path to liberation during World War II is explored through urban combat experiences in Groningen and Monte Cassino, highlighting the First Special Service Force's sacrifices.
In 1943, the government evacuated Imber, a village with a history dating back at least a thousand years, leaving it abandoned and under military control.
On the 12th of March 1938, German tanks rolled into Austria, marking the beginning of a series of aggressive actions that would lead to World War II.
Over $20 billion worth of gold was plundered by the Nazis from occupied countries during World War II, with millions still missing today.
The 10th Armored Division sailed from New York on September 14, 1944, before engaging in key battles in the European theater during World War II.
Thirty thousand rail cars of loot were sent back to Germany by the Nazis, including missing artworks by Picasso, Renoir, and Matisse worth millions today.
Johann Reichhart executed over 3,000 people using a specially adapted guillotine during his 20-year career in Nazi Germany.
Jennifer Teege discovers her lineage as the granddaughter of Nazi Amon Göth, changing her life.
Almost 40,000 volunteers campaigned across eight countries to promote a positive democratic vision for Europe amid rising nationalism and xenophobia.
Eight years of conflict in Donbas began in 2014, culminating in Vladimir Putin's recognition of two separatist republics just days before his invasion of Ukraine.
94% of Lithuania's 250,000 Jews were murdered within three years during World War II, yet alleged war criminals remain protected by Australian law.
On May 26, 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed the American public, urging support for the Red Cross to aid millions fleeing war in Europe.
President Franklin Roosevelt's 1940 fireside chat emphasizes the need for the United States to be the "great arsenal of democracy" against tyranny.
A countdown to nuclear war reaches critical moments as military forces respond to escalating tensions, with launch authorization given at just four minutes and thirty seconds.
Twenty-eight nations are fighting against the forces attempting to conquer and enslave humanity, as stated by Secretary of State Cordell Hull in 1942.
A panel moderated by Charlayne Hunter Gault discusses race relations in America, focusing on military discrimination and the 2016 elections, featuring former Congress members.
Over 150,000 soldiers participated in the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, marking the largest amphibious assault in military history.
World War II's impact on contemporary Europe is explored through contrasting narratives in Poland and Russia, highlighting how these perspectives shape national identities and geopolitical dynamics.
Nikopol suffers from Russian rocket fire near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
Lithuanian FM Landsbergis discusses security concerns amid the Ukraine war and Russian threats.
A Canterbury Tale follows a British soldier and a US sergeant during WWII investigating a vigilante.
In Bosnia, devastating floods have displaced landmines from the war, complicating de-mining efforts led by NAD Kukar Rosovich and posing ongoing dangers to civilians.
The video connects Putin's actions in Eastern Ukraine to historical events from 1938.
Britain spends approximately €150 million each year to maintain a military presence in the Falkland Islands, a territory claimed by Argentina.
In June 2014, the Islamic State rapidly expanded from Syria into Iraq, seizing control of significant territories and resources, including oil fields and dams.
Tatars face renewed oppression in Crimea after its annexation by Russia following a referendum.
Simon Ostrovsky covers the funeral of a Tatar man killed by Cossacks in Crimea's crisis.
Germany's Defense Minister warns the Bundeswehr must become combat-ready amid rising dangers.
Ukrainian men face a fight or flight dilemma as war forces tough choices on families.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Labor Day Fireside Chat on September 7, 1942, addresses the rising cost of living and the ongoing challenges of World War II.
A 990,000-ton aircraft carrier, the USS John C. Stennis, symbolizes America's military presence in the Pacific amid rising tensions with China.
Ros Dayan shares her Holocaust survival story and current struggles in Israel.
2.7 million tons of bombs were dropped on Cambodia by the United States in the early 1970s, contributing to the rise of the Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot's regime.
In Israel, tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors live in poverty, struggling to afford basic necessities despite billions in reparations intended for their dignity.
The brutal beheadings of Japanese nationals Kenji Goto and Haruna Yukawa by the Islamic State in January 2015 sparked a national debate on Japan's pacifist constitution.
Half a million amphetamine users are estimated to exist in Japan, where addiction is often treated as a crime rather than a health issue.
Japan prepares for war after decades of peace, facing threats from Russia, North Korea, and China.
Approximately 250,000 Chinese individuals were infected with deadly pathogens developed at a secret Japanese facility during World War II.
Dateline meets the people of Lebanon returning to their homes after months of war and destruction.
VICE News highlights a pro-Kremlin group's nostalgia for Stalin and a new statue unveiling.
Bravo company assists Iraqi forces in Baghdad for a successful withdrawal from Iraq.
Eastern Ukraine's front line faces ongoing conflict and danger as tensions rise.
Mariupol's strategic significance in the eastern Ukrainian conflict is highlighted by Simon Ostrovsky.
Shaun Walker and Antony Butts report from Sevastopol on the Crimean referendum's impact.
Putin's war in Ukraine raises fears of threats to Eastern Europe and NATO's response.
