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Story
Porta San Paolo is the symbolic place of the first Roman Resistance and, in general, of the voluntary opposition of Ital...
Landmark
The Wedekind Palace (Palazzo Wedekind) on the Colonna Square (Piazza Colonna) in Rome was the headquarters of the Nation...
Museum
The Peace Museum is located in the ruins of the historic Ludendorff Bridge and is a popular tourist attraction in the Rh...
Monument
Located on the site of the Remagen POW Temporary Enclosure, the peace chapel was unveiled in 1987 to commemorate the fat...
Audiospot
After the start of the Allied airborne landings, the Germans immediately activated their evacuation plan. At Nijmegen Ce...
Cemetery
The Haaren Jewish Cemetery was built in 1839, and was completely destroyed in 1938 a few days after the November pogro...
Only a bronze plaque today tells passers-by that a bolder along the Stationsweg in Zuidlaren has a story to tell. It is ...
The city of Rome survived the German occupation in an atmosphere of terror, deprivation, and cold. People began to raid ...
Heerlen enjoyed long periods of prosperity thanks to the mining industry. The city came through the years of war without...
Located close to Cassino in the village of Caira, the German war cemetery occupies an entire hill, hosting more than 20,...
In 1940, this Boots pharmacy in Guernsey was managed by Arthur Butterworth, an Englishman. Despite being expected to c...
Although Second World War damage is rarely seen in Aachen anymore, the entrance area of St. Foillan Church is one exa...
Zuidlaren was liberated by Canadians on 13 April 1945. As the bridge between Tynaarlo and Zuidlaren had been blown up by...
The Liberation Monument was erected to mark the 50th anniversary of Guernsey's Liberation from Nazi Occupation during ...
To hinder the Allied advance, the German occupier had constructed the so-called Assener Stellung in the northern part of...
Naumannshöhe Battery was one of two remaining batteries in St Peter Port after the German occupation ended. Local isla...
Prior to World War Two, The Hague was home to the second-largest Jewish community in the Netherlands after Amsterdam, nu...
During the Second World War, Hamble-le-Rice was home to several airfields linked directly to the manufacturing of airc...
In 1940, the population of Terezín was ejected and the garrison town turned into a Jewish ghetto and transit camp. From ...
The Flossenbürg concentration camp existed between 1938 and 1945 in northeast Bavaria, Germany. More than 96,000 prisone...
The French war cemetery in Venafro, Italy, contains the graves of 3,414 French soldiers who fell during the Second World...
From 4 September to 8 November 1944, the Battle of the Scheldt took place in Zeeland and Flanders. The aim was to retake...
The La Cambe military cemetery is located only a few kilometres from Omaha Beach on the French Atlantic coast. On 6 Ju...
In May 1944, the British 50th Infantry Division landed here at Hayling Island beach front as part of Exercise Fabius I...