Every photographer who's ever handed film to a lab tech must have wondered what the person on the other side of the darkroom ...

War symbolizes economic decline like nothing else precisely because it’s defined by the extermination of the very people who ...

Two books illustrate the similarities betwen women welders in wartime and female stunt riders during Hollywood’s golden age.

A tour exploring part of Coventry's wartime history, in which more than 450 people died, will take place at one of the city's ...

Your feedback on World War II propaganda radio, the evolution of the Sahara and the resurgence of guardian dogs ...

During the initial assault on April 8, approximately 230 German bombers struck Coventry and more than 280 people lost their ...

The Ann Arbor District Library will host a presentation on the eating habits of soldiers during the American Revolution on ...

With World War II underway, Bob Stone knew it was just a matter of time before he'd find himself on a warship heading ...

A Vietnam veteran-turned-academic historian, he drew acclaim for portraying conflicts from the perspectives of generals as ...

As World War II raged in Europe, Friedrich Torberg, an Austrian Jew who fled for the United States in 1940, imagined what was ...

A new Poster House exhibit in New York City highlights how books helped soldiers cope with war’s isolation and stress, revealing a lesser-known side of combat life.

Historian Ian Buruma chronicles the lives of ordinary Berliners — including his own father — during World War II. Stay Alive ...