When Nordhausen concentration camp in Thuringia was liberated by the 104th US Infantry Division on April 12, 1945, the soldiers…
Over 2 days in February 1945, 3,900 tons of explosives were dropped over Dresden. Thirteen square miles and 100,000+ civilians were…
Editorial: Iconic Photos has been first and foremost a history blog and here it looks back at millennia of messy…
By its financial obduracy, Germany proves that it has exceedingly falling memory. While it is often said that the German…
As the Second World War came to a close, a wave of suicides swept Berlin and other parts of Germany. Hitler…
Walter Frentz, known as Hitler’s favorite photographer, was commissioned by Albert Speer, German Armaments Minister, to photograph and film rocket…
On November 8th 1918, the German delegation crossed the frontlines to negotiate an armistice to end the First World War.…