Drought Uncovers Nazi Shipwrecks in the Danube
Low water levels in the Danube reveal Nazi shipwrecks, raising safety and environmental concerns.
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Austria’s New Police Station Aims to Deter Neo-Nazi Pilgrimages
Austria opens a police station at Hitler's birthplace to deter neo-Nazi tourism.
Police Station Opens in Controversial Historic Site
A police station now occupies Hitler's birthplace, igniting debate over its historical significance.
The Evian Conference: A Missed Opportunity for Jewish Refugees
The Evian Conference of 1938 highlighted global indifference to Jewish refugees.
Uncovering Family Histories: The Impact of Nazi Membership Records in Germany
Germans are confronting uncomfortable truths about their ancestors' Nazi affiliations through new records.
Berlin’s Controversial Plan to Demolish Hitler’s Bunker
Berlin faces a dilemma between housing needs and preserving a site of Nazi history.
Reflecting on 25 Years of Compensation for Nazi Forced Labour Victims
Germany reflects on 25 years of compensating victims of Nazi forced labour, revealing ongoing injustices.
The Swing Youth: Jazz as a Form of Resistance in Nazi Germany
Jazz music in Nazi Germany became a powerful symbol of rebellion among youth.