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Ukraine war: The history of conflict shows how elective wars ultimately fail

Throughout history, elective wars like the one in Ukraine — armed military conflicts that countries wage without compelling and urgent reasons for action — have mostly failed to achieve their aims. Instead, they worsen the problems they set out to solve and often become the undoing of those who started…

The Conversation

North East artist raises funds for Ukraine with unusual Putin painting

Artist and lecturer Colin Cameron specialises in paintings of people picking their nose

Chronicle Live

What will the new civil war look like?

Scholar Barbara Walter foresees 9/11-style attacks, and a sustained insurgency, rather than straight-up warfare

Salon

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The Last Written Words Of Hitler’s Henchman Heinrich Himmler Sold For Nearly $6000

Himmler's escape plan was thwarted when eagle-eyed British Sergeant Grenville Grayer spotted his false documents.

Zenger

For Odesa, there's echoes of troubled past as Russian threat moves closer

Odesa has meant romance and terror for as long as I can remember. Now another generation of refugees are fleeing terror — this time from war and occupation, writes Norman Swan.

ABC News

A company in Illinois got fringe famous for creating ‘Lego’ meth labs — then it made a ‘Lego’ Zelenskyy to help Ukraine and sold out many times over

NAPERVILLE, Ill. -- Joe Trupia fell back into the seat of an old wooden school desk.

Chicago Tribune

War Of Words: Russian Powerlifter Calls Out Schwarzenegger For His Viral Outreach To Her Countrymen

Maryana Naumova says “the governator” is misleading Russians about the causes of the Ukraine conflict.

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Edward VIII ‘encouraged Nazis to bomb UK into submission’ after abdication, historian claims

Newly uncovered archives back up the longstanding claims

The Independent UK

Ukrainian couple describe escape from 'real hell' of Mariupol

'Even Hitler did not allow such atrocities as the Russian army (does) now!'

Wales Online

Ukrainian man opens up about his experience of escaping 'real hell' Mariupol

'During the Second World War and the occupation of Mariupol, there was no such horror. Even Hitler did not allow such atrocities as the Russian army'

Wales Online

A month of madness: How Russia's invasion of Ukraine has fallen apart day-by-day

The Mirror's Matt Roper traces a month of madness from the moment Vladimir Putin's troops invaded neighbouring Ukraine to today, as Russia's war machine digs in for a long and difficult occupation

Daily Mirror

Trudy Rubin: An elegy for Mariupol, where I walked six weeks ago. Now razed by Russian bombs

I still don’t know if Alina has made it out of Mariupol, or whether she is alive.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Martin Kemp's band Spandau Ballet's name has morbid secret meaning relating to Nazis

Spandau Ballet got their name from some graffiti written on a toilet wall in Berlin - and there are two possible meanings behind the title which are both as equally grim as each other

Irish Mirror

The Toll of Economic War

How Sanctions on Russia Will Upend the Global Order

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Daily Mirror

Putin 'acting like Hitler' amid reports civilians are being deported to labour camps

Officials say up to 5,000 people have been made to leave the city of Mariupol, which has seen intense fighting over the past week, and sent to south-western Russia

The Conversation

Nosferatu at 100: how the seminal vampire film shaped the horror genre

It’s the centenary of the cinema premiere of the German horror film Nosferatu. Now recognised as a classic of the silent era and one of the first examples of cinematic horror, it used elements of Gothic style to present a dark dreamworld. Ripe with undertones that link it not only…

The Independent UK

Ukraine defence minister calls Vladimir Putin the ‘Hitler of our time’

Nazi comparison is no ‘exaggeration’, says Reznikov

The Guardian - UK

British generosity to refugees has always had its limits

Brief letters: Jews fleeing from Hitler | Gesture politics and red tape | The bravery of Marina Ovsyannikova | GP training | Rod Stewart’s potholes

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John M. Crisp: How will we regard the Russia-Ukraine war in 20 years?

In light of the developing catastrophe in Ukraine, one wonders if President George W. Bush regrets not having taken a harder line against Russian President Vladimir Putin when he invaded Georgia in 2008. Or if President Barack Obama wishes he had tried harder to muster NATO and the rest of…

Wales Online

Failure to tackle Vladimir Putin is like 1938 when world 'averted eyes' from Hitler, says Ukraine MP

Ukrainian MP says incursion is like history repeating itself when Hitler was only tackled as death toll reached millions

Chicago Sun-Times

This week in history: Hitler annexes Austria

On March 12, 1938, Austria disappeared off the map as Nazi Germany annexed the country. Here’s how the Chicago Daily News covered the event.

The New Daily

The Ferguson Report: Russian oligarchs endure war, sanctions and missing out on Hitler’s car

Meanwhile, in other fake news, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has declared Australia needs more submarines to make travel easier during the floods.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Trudy Rubin: No ‘no-fly zone’? Then NATO must find another way to protect Ukraine’s skies

Watching TV shots of Vladimir Putin’s army deliberately bombing and shelling civilians is like watching a movie of the London Blitz in 1940, when Adolf Hitler’s air force rained death down from the air.

The Guardian - UK

Shamans, Hitler and mutual hatred: South Koreans go to polls in rancorous election

Presidential hopefuls trade insults and fend off allegations of impropriety in race some liken to Squid Game series

Benzinga

This Day In Market History: Hitler's First Aggression

Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened? On March 8, 1936, Germany entered the Rhineland, breaking the Treaty of Versailles.

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