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Dinko Sakic, a Croat, ran an extermination camp in Axis-occupied Yugoslavia to aid Nazi Germany.

This film challenges the myth of D-Day as an inevitable victory against a defeated German army

In 1944, America, Britain, and Russia encircled Germany, leading to the Allied disaster at Arnhem

In 1941, the Pacific war against Japan led to American dominance in the Great Marianas Turkey Shoot

The film depicts the horrors of the war in Europe, including the liberation of Belsen and Buchenwald

The Pacific War ended with Japan's refusal to surrender, despite US attempts to bomb and firebomb Tokyo

Hitler's 1925 Mein Kampf is analyzed for paradoxes and authenticity, questioning its war and Holocaust claims.

Adolf Hitler's megalomania was unrestricted, planning attacks on the USA

Pierre Laval, once Man of the Year, collaborated with Nazis, sending Jews to death camps.

Chaim Rumkowski, Nazi-appointed head of the Lodz Ghetto, remains a controversial figure in WWII history.

Viktor Arajs led a Latvian commando unit that hunted Jews, responsible for half of Latvia's Jewish deaths.

Leon Degrelle could have been a hero, but he betrayed his faith, country, and people for Hitler.

Dinko Sakic, a Croat, ran an extermination camp in Axis-occupied Yugoslavia to aid Nazi Germany.

Vidkun Quisling declared himself "Fuhrer" of Norway, believing Nazi collaboration would fulfill his dreams.

Mohammad Amin Al-Husayni, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, divides historians due to his ties with fascist Europe.

The 1935 Nuremberg Laws set the stage for the Final Solution, leading to the end of World War II.

Anton Mussert founded the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands and collaborated with the Gestapo.

Anti-Communist Ioannis Rallis leads a Greek puppet government, serving Nazi occupiers with two predecessors.

Respected mathematician Rolf Nevanlinna leads the Finnish SS in combat against Stalin's Russia.

The Schutzmannschaft acted as collaborationist auxiliary police for Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe.

King Leonidas, the first of Sparta, was born around 540 BC in the Greek city state of Lacedaemon.

Dr. Roel Konijnendijk examines super soldiers image and its accuracy in relation to ancient sources.

Your questions on history answered by historians.

Bar Kokhba led a Jewish revolt against Rome, hailed as Messiah but failing to fulfill its hopes.

Saint Peter was martyred in Rome under Nero, with traditions linking him to the basilica and burial.

The Nabataeans built Petra and controlled trade routes, with possible links to Moses and the Exodus.