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7 days ago
John Meacham, known as Jack to his family and friends, was awarded the prestigious Arctic Star medal for his service during the war.
11 days ago
Polish president threatens to strip Ukraine’s Zelenskyy of top state honour ⊖
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a story from Al Jazeera 🚨 › Al Jazeera English
Ukrainian leader's move to rename army unit after fighters who killed Poles in WWII causes 'outrage' in Poland.
12 days ago
Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson star in a heart-warming tale ⊕
WWII veteran Bernard sneaks out of his care home to attend the 70th anniversary of D-Day
20 days ago
Veterans line the streets for WWII hero bomber pilot's funeral who died with no surviving family aged 104 after plea for 'proper send-off' ⊖
Alfred 'Barney' Barnett died this month aged 104 in hospital without any relatives.
32 days ago
UFO files reveal jaw-dropping claim of a secret flying saucer capable of reaching 1,500mph built by the Nazis ⊕
Declassified FBI files have reignited theories about secret Nazi UFO programs during WWII. The documents claim the regime developed saucer-shaped aircraft.
36 days ago
Moscow rehearses V-Day parade marking WWII victory ○
Russia rehearsed its Victory Day parade and declared a ceasefire with Ukraine to cover the May 9 celebrations.
51 days ago
WWII bomb destroyed in controlled explosion in Paris ⊖⊖
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Video provided by French police shows the controlled detonation of a large bomb dating from the Second World War in Colombes. After attempts to remove the bomb’s detonator failed at midday, authoriti…
57 days ago
Worst since WWII: Kallas decries breakdown of international law in Middle East and Ukraine ⊖
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a story from Politico EU ✅ › Politico EU
The European Union's top foreign policy official sounds the alarm at the U.N. as President Donald Trump’s Iran escalation pushes the global order — and energy markets — to the brink.
62 days ago
WWII RAF control tower where The First of the Few was filmed is converted into rental home ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Situated in Ringwood, Hampshire, RAF Ibsley became famous as the scene of the patriotic 1941 movie The First of a Few starring Leslie Howard and David Niven.
63 days ago
Wartime through the lens of history's most celebrated photographers: Album of unseen prints from Sir Cecil Beaton and WWII photojournalist Lee Miller is revealed for first time ⊕⊕
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
The so-called 'Miller-Beaton scrapbook' (pictured) contains several previously unpublished images by the celebrated 20th-century photographers.