75 Years Ago the Nazis Took Revenge on the Allies with the V1 and V2
On 13 October 1944, the first V1 fell on Antwerp. This was the start of a long period of fear and terror.
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4 ResultsEtty Hillesum: a Life Interrupted, a Spirit Unperturbed
The Amsterdam house where Jewish writer Etty Hillesum wrote her famous diary during WWII is in danger of being demolished. Philippe Noble, who translated her work into French, tells us why the writings she left behind are still as powerful ...
The Battle of Arnhem: An Unfortunate Bridge Too Far
The Battle of Arnhem famously ended in failure for the Allied forces. On the contrary, for the German troops, the clash meant a final major military victory.
The World Was Drinking and Whoring
In a new book by our publisher Ons Erfdeel vzw, experts state that a lot of institutions and systems that were built up after the Second World War are at risk today.
