WWII
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Netflix Unveils Trailer for Peter Berg’s WWII Football Drama ‘The Mosquito Bowl’
Netflix has released the teaser trailer for Peter Berg’s WWII drama ‘The Mosquito Bowl,’ tracking college football stars serving in the Marines.
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Calls for Preservation Mount as Australia’s Largest WWII POW Camp Hits Market
A portion of Australia’s largest WWII prisoner camp in Murchison is on the market, sparking calls from families and historians to preserve the site’s unique legacy.
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The Silent Wreckage of Tyranny: Heydrich’s Mercedes in Prague
A battle-scarred Mercedes-Benz sits abandoned on a Prague street corner on May 27, 1942, marking the precise moment the ‘man with the iron heart’ was mortally wounded by a daring resistance ambush.
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American Scholars Turned Spies Protected Greece’s Ancient Treasures During WWII
Newly surfaced records detail how a network of American archaeologists, working under the OSS, utilized intelligence tactics to shield Greece’s cultural heritage from Nazi looting.
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Zelensky Returns Highest Polish Honor Amid WWII Dispute
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and senior officials have returned Polish state honors following a decision by Polish President Karol Nawrocki to strip Zelensky of the Order of the White Eagle.
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Mervyn Kersh: D-Day Veteran Honoured for Holocaust Education and Wartime Service
Mervyn Kersh, a 101-year-old D-Day veteran, received the British Empire Medal in the 2025 New Year Honours for his dedication to Holocaust remembrance and educating young people. He reflects on Britain’s past, warns against rising antisemitism, and shares lessons from…
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Ottawa Remembrance Day Ceremony Honors Eight Decades of Sacrifice
On the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end and 25 years since Canada’s Unknown Soldier was entombed, Ottawa’s Remembrance Day ceremony gathered dignitaries, veterans, and citizens to honor over a century of military sacrifice and national legacy.
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WWII Veteran Alec Penstone’s Candid Remembrance: Has Britain Betrayed Its Wartime Promise?
On Remembrance Sunday, 100-year-old WWII veteran Alec Penstone stunned viewers by questioning whether the freedoms he and his comrades fought for have survived in modern Britain, sparking national debate.

