As Operation Spring Awakening began, German forces faced not just entrenched Soviet resistance but disastrous conditions of ...

As the Red Army unleashed its deadliest artillery barrage in history, Hitler fantasized about turning Berlin into a trap that ...

As Hitler celebrated his final birthday deep beneath a collapsing city, Berlin was surrounded and hammered by Soviet ...

As Soviet forces surged into Berlin, German soldiers huddled in shattered buildings, writing final thoughts in blood and dirt ...

As the Red Army unleashed the largest artillery assault in history, Berlin transformed into a fortress of rubble and blood.

With Hitler’s suicide and Soviet tanks rolling across the Spree, Berlin descended into chaos. At Königsplatz, exhausted ...

While Soviet troops flooded the streets above, Berlin’s defenders retreated underground—into shattered tunnels filled with ...

As Soviet forces closed in and Hitler’s suicide became public, German troops made their final escape attempts through tunnels ...

With Berlin fully encircled, the last fragments of Hitler’s forces—some barely intact divisions, foreign volunteers, and fanatical youth—prepared for a battle none expected to survive. As 60,000 ...

President John F. Kennedy was once locked in a steamy love triangle with diabolical Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, according to ...

As Soviet forces brought half a million men and 1,500 tanks to Berlin’s gates, they implemented brutal lessons from Stalingrad—advancing room by room, block by block. Meanwhile, the German defense ...

More than 70 years after Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his Berlin bunker in the final days of World War Two, an exhibition in the capital examines how he became a Nazi and what turned ordinary ...