This book explores how the Hollywood studios used sophisticated strategies of propaganda to ideologically unite the country during World War II. Through such films as Sergeant York, Casablanca, They ...

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As part of Firstpost’s History Today series, June 28 stands out as a day that dramatically shaped global history across centuries. On this date in 1914, the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ...

IT’S NOW 432, AND A WORLD WAR TWO VETERANS REMAINS HAVE RETURNED HOME TO IOWA. KCCI OPHELIA JACOBSON WAS AT THE DES MOINES AIRPORT AS CORPORAL MELVIN HUFF MADE THE JOURNEY BACK HOME.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday that he renamed a Navy oiler ship that previously honored a gay rights activist to don the name of a World War II hero.

Melvin Huff was just 19 when the Army lost contact with his plane in Papua New Guinea in January 1945.

The vote came hours after Trump said that he would consider bombing Iran again.