Zhukov's Previously Banned Interview Aired in Russia

Thursday May 6, 2010

In 1966, Soviet General Georgy Zhukov, an important Soviet commander during World War II and the most decorated soldier in Russia's history, was filmed for a television interview. Since it was filmed, it was at first banned and then ordered destroyed ...

Huge Collection of Churchill Artifacts for Sale

Wednesday May 5, 2010

For three decades, Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. collected artifacts from around the world that related to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Now this huge collection will be going on sale in three separate auctions, with the first held in London on June 2, 2010 ...

65th Anniversary of V-E Day

Tuesday May 4, 2010

Saturday, May 8, 2010 marks the 65th anniversary of V-E Day (Victory in Europe Day), which is when World War II ended in Europe. Although there are some celebrations across Europe to celebrate the anniversary, many veterans in the U.K. feel that the celebrations are too small; they had hoped for bigger plans since this might be the last major celebration that veterans would be able to participate in...

The Nazi's Sterilization Plan

Tuesday May 4, 2010

In the 1930's, the Nazis introduced a massive, compulsory sterilization of a large segment of the German population. What could cause the Germans to do this after having already lost a large segment of their population during World War I? Why would the German people let this happen? Find out more about the Nazi's sterilization plan.