Sleek, silent, and decades ahead of its time, the Horten Ho 229 was Nazi Germany’s experimental stealth bomber—built from radical design and desperation. With jet engines and radar-deflecting ...

Near the end of World War II, the Luftwaffe designed a bomber that could carry out transatlantic missions, putting New York in jeopardy.

Object Details Manufacturer Horten, Reimar and Walter Physical Description WWII; twin jet engines; delta shape; steel fuselage with wood coverage. Summary In 1943 the all-wing and jet-propelled Horten ...

What You Need to Know: The Horten Ho 229 was a German prototype fighter-bomber developed during World War II, often considered the world’s first stealth fighter due to its flying wing design ...

The Untapped Potential of the Horten HX-2 The flying wing was most recently marketed as an ideal platform for unmanned operations with a potential range of 2,175 miles or an endurance of 20 hours.

Originally designed by Eero Aarnio in 1993, Eero Aarnio Originals has released the sculptural Parabel table made from maple wood.

Christie’s Cancels Auction Tied to Nazi-Era Wealth In the 1930s, Helmut Horten purchased businesses that Jewish owners sold “under duress” ...

Amid Scrutiny, Christie’s Cancels Upcoming Heidi Horten Jewelry Sale The second round of sales of the late heiress’ jewelry was scheduled for November, but the auction house ultimately ...

The enormous collection of jewellery belonged to Heidi Horten, the wife of a Nazi who made his fortune after buying Jewish businesses under duress in the Second World War.

The auction house Christie's has canceled a second sale of the Austrian heiress Heidi Horten's jewelry because of her family's ties to the Nazis.

Bowing to months of international pressure, Christie’s said it will not continue the sale of jewels from the estate of Heidi Horten.