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One Russian soldier has reportedly been killed and another left injured after they were tricked into running into a house containing their own army's landmines by a Ukrainian prank call

Irma Grese was reported to have enjoyed whipping prisoners and would purposefully choose the most beautiful female inmates to send to their deaths in the gas chambers

By the end of the war Nazis had more than £19billion of gold, but it disappeared – buried, hidden or sent abroad – and gold hunters have been searching for it ever since

The Supreme Court ruling allows for lengthy prison terms for the members of the battalion.

The Silesian Bridge Foundation will go into the 18th-century palace in southern Poland next month to find out if the treasures are there - it is thought to have been gold and valuables belonging to Germans who were told to hand over deposits for safekeeping

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TAMPA, Fla. — Calling it “an indefensible act of hatred,” the Florida Holocaust Museum sharply condemned demonstrations at the Tampa Convention Center where a group of neo-fascists waved flags with swastikas outside Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit.

In yesterday's decision in Doe v. Dordt Univ., Judge C.J. Williams (N.D. Iowa) allowed much of Doe's unfair-Title-IX-discipline claim to go forward; the decision is long, but here's an excerpt to give the flavor of the dispute: First, a reasonable jury could find that the undisputed evidence shows an articulable…

The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope are astounding. With its deep infrared eyes, the telescope is illuminating regions of the Universe with never-before-possible clarity.

Luca Benincasa, 19, was found with a Nazi dagger and an SS officer's hat in his bedroom in Whitchurch

Luca Benincasa, 19, is the first person to be convicted of belonging to the Feuerkrieg Division (FKD) since the far-right organisation was banned.