Russian soldiers are fighting Ukraine high on amphetamines, a report claims. The Nazis did it first.
Adolf Hitler arrived at Kroll Opera in Berlin, April 28, 1939 to address the Reichstag. AP Photo Ukrainian soldiers have…
Teaching about Nazis and the Holocaust in German schools
What do students learn about the Nazi era in German schools? DW visited a high school in one of Berlin’s…
Why didn’t the Nazis beat Oppenheimer to the nuclear bomb?
Fear of a German nuclear bomb spurred the Manhattan Project. But how far behind were the Nazis?
How the Nazis destroyed Berlin’s thriving fashion industry
It is often forgotten that way before Berlin Fashion Week, the city used to be a major hub for the…
What the Munich synagogue destroyed by the Nazis symbolized
The remains of Munich’s Great Synagogue, the first in Germany to be destroyed under Hitler’s orders, were found in the…
Why Jewish Comic Alex Edelman Infiltrated a Group of New York City Nazis
Matthew Murphy It says much about the genius—and Alex Edelman’s rollicking, must-see Broadway debut show Just for Us (Hudson Theatre,…
Remembering author Judith Kerr’s escape from the Nazis
Judith Kerr, who wrote "When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit" and "The Tiger Who Came to Tea," was born 100 ago.…
Nuns, Nazis, and Magic: The Bonkers Minds Behind the Weirdest Show on TV
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Peacock The show is about a nun. She’s a bit of an action hero.…
Roman Emperor Caligula’s massive party ships were not burned by the Nazis during World War II, researchers say. A US artillery unit was to blame.
Left, Artist impressions of Caligula's luxury Nemi ships — Liebig collectors' card, 1935. Right - Nemi ships built by Caligula,…
How the Nazis burned first books, then people
In 2022, a pastor in the United States burned "Harry Potter" books, awakening memories of Nazi book burnings. Ninety years…