In this video I show and talk about a few interesting maps of Europe that teach us about the continent and its countries. ▶ ...

WW2 began after Britain and France declared War on Germany on 03SEP1939 in support of Poland. Germany did not declare War and Hitler tried his utmost best by offering multiple Peace offers, which were ...

Since the end of March when Apple released iOS 18.4, iPhone users in the EU have been able to set Google Maps as their default navigation app, completely replacing Apple Maps.

PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. drone-maker Anduril and German defense giant Rheinmetall said on Wednesday they will partner to build aerial drones for European markets, in a sign of Europe leveraging ...

Mr. Papastavrou, during the opening of the conference, had the opportunity to address a speech where, among other things, he stressed that the energy dividing line of the European Union is an ...

The Irgun and Nazism Chapter X. Assessment of Zionist Policy towards Nazism References Introduction Despite the appearance of large numbers of books on Nazi Germany’s barbaric treatment of European ...

APPEALS FOR URGENT ACTION TO RESCUE NAZI VICTIMS Emphasizing that despite what the U.S. Government has done and is continuing to do to rescue people from the Nazis, the number of persons actually ...

The June 6, 1944, D-Day invasion of Nazi-occupied France used the largest-ever armada of troops and vehicles to breach Hitler’s defenses in western Europe.

John covers U.S. military activities across Europe and Africa. Based in Stuttgart, Germany, he previously worked for newspapers in New Jersey, North Carolina and Maryland.

news analysis Germany’s Chancellor Cracks the Trump Code, but to What End? Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany spoke rarely but reverently, and found a warm reception in the Oval Office.

On May 7, 1945, the German Third Reich signed an unconditional surrender at Reims, France. Victory in Europe (V-E) Day is celebrated the following day as that’s when the armistice went into effect.

President Trump made a verbal faux pas during his meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House, describing D-Day as "not a great day," on Thursday, June 5, ...