Passage: A savior of Holocaust refugees
Nicholas Winton, who died this week at 106, rescued hundreds of children - many of them Jewish - from almost certain death at the hands of the Nazis
World War II
Astronomers analyze "The Kiss"
Studying shadows may help identify the couple in the famous Life magazine image of a young sailor kissing a nurse in Times Square at the end of WW II taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt seventy years ago
Science debunks WWII "Kiss" couple's claim to fame
Who were the kissing sailor and nurse in the famous photo? New evidence from an unlikely source questions the popular theory
Nicholas Winton, known as "Britain's Schindler," dies at 106
Humanitarian almost single-handedly saved more than 650 Jewish children from the Holocaust
U.S., Japan mark WWII battle that claimed 200K lives
Memorial service marks somber 70th anniversary in Okinawa, where some families feel "the war hasn't truly ended"
Kamikaze survivors share stories of sacrifice
70 years after the end of World War II, Japanese kamikaze share stories of sacrifice and survival
George Takei: From "Star Trek" to Broadway
Takei's musical "Allegiance" is based on his family's imprisonment in an internment camp for Japanese Americans during World War II
WWII bomb unearthed in London forces evacuations
Police cordon off area near Wembley Stadium as Army bomb technicians remove a "potentially dangerous" Nazi leftover
Vintage WWII planes fly over DC, one makes unexpected landing
Dozens of vintage military aircraft marked the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day - but one had to make an unplanned detour
Obama marks 70th anniversary of Nazi Germany's defeat
The president says American vetrans showed "selfless grace" during World War II
Germany court: The Russian Night Wolves shall pass
Berlin had banned pro-Putin biker gang's WWII ceremonial ride, but a court has decided that was a very anti-European move
"Monuments Men" help return paintings missing since WWII to Germany
The paintings, including three won by an American GI in a poker game, were turned over to the German government Tuesday
5 paintings missing since WWII returning to Germany
Three of the historic paintings were won by an American GI in a poker game
95-year-old N.H. man fights off robber with cane
WWII veteran who fought off thief put it this way: "He wasn't very aggressive, but I was"
Ex-Auschwitz prisoner, barber to camp commander, dies at 95
Jozef Paczynski said he considered taking his razor to the throat of death camp's commandant
Shinzo Abe offers condolences for U.S. soldiers killed in World War II
Abe is the first Japanese prime minister to address a joint session of Congress
Poland turns Russian bikers away at border
Nationalist, pro-Putin bikers had planned ride to commemorate Red Army's role in defeating Nazis, but found themselves unwelcome
Netanyahu accuses Iran of threatening to overtake Middle East
The Israeli Prime Minister, in remarks on the nation's Holocaust memorial day, warned that Iran still intends to obtain nuclear weapons
Auctioned notebook contains secrets of WWII codebreaker
Immortalized in the film "The Imitation Game," Alan Turing never lived to how he would change the world; but his achievements are finally being recognized
Propaganda art for WWII Victory Gardens
Posters aimed at promoting home gardening as a patriotic gesture that would support the Allied war effort
Twin boys' World War II dream comes true
"We don't know about how we've changed his life, but we know that he obviously changed ours," said one of the boys
WWII soldier's wedding ring returned to his family 70 years later
92-year-old sister of Sgt. John Thompson receives ring from Albanian family who found ring after 1944 bomber crashed in mountains
Old soap being tested for traces of Holocaust victims
Dutch police send pieces of soap purportedly dating back to World War II for forensic tests
Wreckage of sunken WWII battleship recognized by ex-officer
Former gunnery officer on one of the largest battleships in history instantly remembered the station he was assigned to when he saw pictures of the sunken vessel
Breaking the Nazis' Enigma codes at Bletchley Park
How a cohort of brilliant code-breakers at Bletchley Park, England, helped the Allies win World War II
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