Years ago, German-born Eikenbusch registers for draft
Jordan resident Henry Eikenbusch, who fought in World War I for Germany and came to Minnesota in 1923, registered for the draft, along with other men ages 20-44, on Monday. Otto Miller resigned his ...
Meet The Most Legendary War Horse Of WWI—Here’s How He Became ‘The Horse The Germans Couldn’t Kill’
Warrior, famously called "the horse the Germans couldn't kill," became a symbol of courage and loyalty during World War I.
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A Fourth Reich? It’s Not Just a Bad Dream
Defend our democracy now — or lose it. A Fourth Reich? It’s Not Just a Bad Dream originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy ...
World War I heroes included some from Litchfield
Litchfield Heritage Preservation Commission members bring downtown history to life each month with a story about various businesses in the city’s historic district. This ...
The Oligarchs Who Came to Regret Supporting Hitler
Out of necessity, then, the National Socialists had to derive most of their financing via membership fees, storm troopers ...
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If it wasn’t wrong, then stand in a crowded space and do that gesture
Those who recognized this as not a “Roman salute” countered by saying things like: “Well if you don’t think it’s wrong, then do it. Do that gesture in a public place, do that gesture in front of your ...
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What Was the Wannsee Conference?
The Wannsee Conference was held on January 20, 1942, near Berlin, Germany. Fifteen high-level German officials from various ...