Occasionally, at WWII events, they’ll get uneasy when someone waxes too enthusiastic about his Third Reich memorabilia. At Gettysburg, everyone play-fights a battle and then breaks bread together.

Occasionally, at WWII events, they’ll get uneasy when someone waxes too enthusiastic about his Third Reich memorabilia. In 1988, when Tony Horwitz published his masterpiece Confederates in the ...

Officially known as the German Reich, Nazi Germany was the German state between 1933 and 1945, when it was headed by Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party, who governed by way of a totalitarian dictatorship ...

In this episode of WW2 Wayfinder, I return to Munich to look at more Then and Now photos that can be found around the centre ...

Out of necessity, then, the National Socialists had to derive most of their financing via membership fees, storm troopers ...

It is common to describe the Third Reich as the nefandum—the unspeakable evil—to avoid mentioning the Nazis’ mass malevolence alongside anything else. But what of the paradox that Croatia, the Czech ...

If the Hohenzollerns had resisted the Third Reich, then things might not have turned out differently, but the Nazi path to power would have been more complicated. The family later tried to suggest ...

It is common to describe the Third Reich as the nefandum—the unspeakable evil—to avoid mentioning the Nazis’ mass malevolence alongside anything else. But what of the paradox that Croatia ...

While once verboten as a political comparison, liberal politicians and pundits have developed something of a Nazi fetish, where every statement and gesture is declared a return of the Third Reich.

Offering unparalleled sniping mechanics, stealth and tactical third-person combat ... this deadly addition to the Reich's arsenal must be eliminated. Multiple Kill List targets, and different ...

The preservation and strengthening of a government of, by, and for the people. (Robert Reich, former U.S. Secretary of Labor, is professor of public policy at the University of California at ...

He bounced back with a stronger third, tightening up his defense, getting his nose dirty, fighting for — and more importantly, winning — pucks along the boards and in space. That knack for ...