Discover why so many German officers and Nazi officials fled to Argentina after World War II, escaping justice and building ...

Graeme Delanoe is a collector of Occupation artefacts - concealed behind two heavy reinforced doors at his Jersey home is a garage full of German military gear and Allied equipment. A machine gun in ...

Researchers from the “Eslabón Perdido” (Missing Link) team have come across a German Reichsmarine submarine ... countries welcomed Nazis after World War II, mainly the United States, this ...

Officials have accounted for the remains of a United States Army soldier from Alabama who was killed during World War II — eight decades after a German officer handed over his identification tags.

during WWII. The War Department established Fort Riley as one of 600 locations across the U.S. to house German, Italian, and Japanese POWs. The German liaison officer at the U.S. Army Combined ...

Klaus Schwab's father, Eugen Wilhelm Schwab, worked for a company that supplied munitions to the Nazi regime during World War II. There is no evidence to support the claim that Eugen Schwab was an ...

He made it through World War II by hiding his Jewish identity and joining ... Yad Vashem. He says a German soldier told him, hands up, are you Jewish? And he said, I'm German.

A German officer, Ulrich Kessler, was on board.Carter’s extensive research is documented in his book, "Critical Mass," which is available on Amazon.com.Carter has said, “This super-secret World War II ...

Graeme Delanoe said the items he collected helped tell the story of the German Occupation Graeme Delanoe is a collector of Occupation artefacts - concealed behind two heavy reinforced doors at his ...