The Neosho Arts Council announced Monday that it completed the first stage of its effort to save the historic mural created by an unknown soldier stationed at Camp Crowder during World War II. “When ...

In 1980, while living in Belgium, the historian Lynn H. Nicholas read an obituary in The International Herald Tribune of the ...

“Female Portrait” (1898) by Vladyslav Halymskyi is the first work from the collection of the National Art Museum of Ukraine to return to it after being illegally exported during World War II. The ...

In the interwar years in New York City, the cultural epicenter of New York, particularly its art galleries, was centered ...

The founding of a research institute 100 years ago has helped to provide insight on Yiddish culture in the United States and around the world ...

Mare Island was one of only two public shipyards in America that built nuclear submarines during the Cold War. It hosted an ...

The Art Institute of ... that the “Russian War Prisoner” watercolor had been stolen by Nazis from Jewish cabaret star Fritz Grünbaum before the start of World War II. Grünbaum was later ...

The international relations specialist tells Le Monde that the world order established by the Allies 80 years ago has ...

A Jewish prisoner at the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau secretly penned a short note and hid it inside a violin he had crafted under harrowing circumstances.

Writing in dark times, poet and director of the Munster Literature Centre, Patrick Cotter, devotes a section in his new collection to war under the heading, 'Songs in a Time of War'. The book ...

This became the organization’s temporary headquarters in 1940 and then later its permanent headquarters during World War II.

Art, furniture, porcelain and other objects that once belonged to Prussia’s rulers will now become the property of a ...