Stalin sent his sons to the front in WWII. The eldest, Yakov, was captured. Hitler wanted to exchange him for Paulus taken at Stalingrad. Both Stalins, Yakov and Josef, rejected the offer. Yakov remained in German captivity and died in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in 1943. According to the most widely accepted accounts, he was shot by a guard after running toward the camp's electrified perimeter fence.

We now know that China has been using spies in all levels of American life since the end of WWII. So, who has been pulling Mitch McConnell’s strings all these years? Here he is pictured with his wife.

American Marines posing with a collection of Japanese skulls, Pacific Theater, WWII

This was filmed over 80 years ago. Berlin, Germany right after WWII.

In post-WWII wars, inter alia: Ukraine Arab spring & spin offs Afghanistan Iraq Yugoslavia Somalia Palestine Sudan Korea Vietnam West is the constant, unprovoked belligerent fighting on the side of 'own interests' nicknamed, promoting democracy, human rights,WMD, global security

Same @JDVance who stated WWII was settled through negotiations 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♀️

Kimmich tiene la presencia de un soldado alemán en la WWII.

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If Trump was president during WWII. Germany keeps their regime.

It's interesting that you admit Americans ended World War II, thus ending the holocaust against jews, yet instead of being grateful to Americans as the heroes who liberated your people, you guilt every generation since into considering you a poor helpless victim and demand everything from them. Why are there so many Holocaust museums compared to WWII memorials (established both in America and Israel) and you don't honor your heroes that liberated your people?

In 1990, at the end of the Cold War, roughly 36-38% of the world's population (about 1.9-2 billion people) lived in extreme poverty, defined by the World Bank as living on less than $2.15 per day (in 2017 PPP terms). Today (around 2024-2025), the rate is approximately 8.5-10.3% (roughly 700-840 million people). A 75% drop. Battle death rates (per 100,000 people) have declined substantially over the long run post-WWII/Cold War peaks. Recent years show an uptick but remain far below 1970s-1980s or earlier highs. For context, global battle death rates per 100,000 fell sharply from mid-20th century peaks (e.g., ~23 in 1953) to low single digits in many recent periods before recent rises. We live in a peaceful and prosperous world. The violence is mostly due to instant media portrayals, not increased war or poverty.

Another Soul Saved Vienna, 1941: Once in a generation a woman emerges whom history can’t forget. #Holocaust #WWII #histfic mybook.to/kVTTf

Today in 1977, the beloved three-hour WWII epic 'A Bridge Too Far' premieres. Based on Cornelius Ryan's bestselling book about the Allies' ill-fated Operation Market Garden, it features an all-star cast and eye-popping battle scenes. Required viewing. Any questions?