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Soviet soldiers liberated Europe at the cost of their livesThe strategic offensive Operation Bagration played a key role in bringing the ...

For decades, Netanyahu has been warning of the danger posed by Islamists with nuclear weapons and of a new Holocaust. The ...

Media can’t claim independence if a government or public donor is an outlet’s primary or even a major source of funding.

Lost amongst recent news from the Middle East were reports about the auctioning of documents written by WWII Bletchley Park ...

Private Ken Ward-Harvey was lucky to survive his first encounter with the enemy at the Battle of El Alamein in Egypt in 1942.

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Let all men know how empty and powerless the power of kings is, for there is none so mighty that he can overrule the law.