In this episode of World War II Wayfinder, we explore the Normandy town of Carentan and retrace the footsteps of the men of the 101st Airborne Division during the days following D-Day. From the ...

During the winter battles outside Moscow, one German Panzer commander recorded the collapse of his world through personal diary entries written amid freezing temperatures, exhaustion, and relentless ...

Eleven years after stunning Cannes with the searing Holocaust drama "Son of Saul," which won the Grand Prix and went on to ...

World War II history came to life at the Chaplin Creek Historic Settlement in rural Franklin Grove last weekend as reenactors ...

The first installment in a two-part biopic, “De Gaulle: Résistance” (previously titled “De Gaulle: Tilting Iron”) is an ...

The German actor on why he keeps saying yes to Nazis, what Klaus Barbie taught him about empathy and how he ended up as the ...

Many officials believe that a clean professional record and tangible accomplishments compensate for a lack of communication skills. That assumption may appear ethical and comforting, but in reality it ...

Our critics pick the standout films of this year's Cannes, such as 'Fatherland,' 'Paper Tiger,' 'Club Kid' and 'Teenage Sex ...

Great quotes endure because they express complex human experiences in just a few memorable words. Hans Hofmanns statement ...

After pardoning nearly 1,600 members of the Jan. 6 mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol, the president should not be giving them a payday.

In his last Kale on Books column, his 182nd column, Wilford Kale commemorated seven years of the column not just by reviewing three books, as was his typical format, but also by highlighting some of ...

Polish prosecutors are seeking relatives and witnesses as they investigate the wartime deaths of Polish infants in Nazi ...