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People Archives:Adolf Hitler

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How Erwin Rommel Has Been Lost in Translation

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher1/8/20241/11/2024

Rommel’s writings reveal not only his approach to tactics, but also his ethical principles in war.

Kidnapped During World War II, These German Corpses Proved A Headache for the U.S. Army

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher10/26/202310/26/2023
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What Kind of Women Courted Hitler and His Cronies? The Details Might Surprise You

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher10/19/202310/19/2023
Photo of the 8,500-plus British and Italian soldiers captured after the Nov. 16, 1943, surrender of Leros, Greece, were these British troops marching to waiting POW ships for transport to mainland Europe.

In 1943 Britain and Germany Raced to Control Islands in the Southeastern Aegean. But Why?

by Anthony Rogers9/22/20238/2/2023

Why The Waffen-SS Are Overrated As World War II Combatants

by Jerry D. Morelock8/21/20238/21/2023

Hitler Had Terrible Teeth—Just Ask His Dentist

by Claire Barrett5/18/20234/26/2024
Photo of British Army officer General Sir John Greer Dill (1881-1944), Chief of the Imperial General Staff, studies a globe in his office in London during World War II in January 1941.

Disdained by Churchill, Respected by Marshall, This Brit Proved the Essential Liaison Between the Western Allies During WWII

by John D. Howard3/31/20234/7/2023

They Say He Burned Down the Reichstag. But Was He Drugged Into Confessing?

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher3/1/20233/2/2023

No, the London Blitz Wasn’t Started By Accident

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher and Claire Barrett1/4/20231/4/2023
Bernstein, seated, in a New York court in 1938 with lawyer Greg Bautzer to answer charges of kiting checks.

He Was a Lifelong Con Man. His Biggest Mark: Adolf Hitler

by Peter Carlson12/6/202212/13/2022

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