Nazis

D-Day: 150,000 Men -- and One Woman

Martha Gellhorn was the first woman -- landing upfront, and the only female journalist with a brilliant first-hand story of the invasion.
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Japanese Deputy PM Sparks Outrage With Nazi Comments

By Agence France Presse, Agence France Presse

Ari Fleischer Calls Nazis Law-Abiding During WWII

Ari Fleischer Calls Nazis Law-Abiding During WWII
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Ace Of Base Responds To Nazi Allegations

Chilling PHOTOS Of Nazi Collaborators Facing The Firing Squad

The Second Siege: Saving Seeds Revisited

Never before in history will so much crop diversity be lost intentionally and avoidably as the day the bull-dozers roar into Pavlovsk Station.
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Actress Kate Winslet Struggles With Making The Reader, The Nazi Era and Oscar Buzz

Kate Winslet: "All that mattered at the end of the day was that I made [Hannah Schmitz] my own and...played the... the truthfulness of that, the vulnerability of her and that I understood her."
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