This unexpected find, in an area once part of the German front lines during World War I, has uncovered a treasure ... “It’s such an intense feeling to be the first to return to these places ...

Before World War One broke out, alliances were made to ... being so slow to mobilise that Germany could defeat France first. The plan counted on beating France quickly and then moving soldiers ...

"It was one of the saddest days in my first 20 years ... that turned the tide of World War II — and to commemorate, a group of American veterans is gathering in France for what organizers ...

It has real meaning to the Seaforth Highlanders, which captured it near the Valenciennes-Mons Road between France and Belgium on Nov. 3, 1918, eight days from the end of the First World War.

The last sample is a rare specie and institutionally tagged World War. From the reckoning of literal history, the First World War lasted 1914-1918, while the Second World War stretched from 1939 ...