Despite grand ambitions, Italy entered WWII without the industry, equipment, or leadership needed for modern warfare. This ...

WWII veteran Don Brightman rowed across the Rhine under fire, then fought to save the upper Hudson River from dams alongside Paul Schaefer in the 1960s.

Italy’s oldest club has found its future in a 1,000-year-old abbey. With the Badia di Sant’Andrea, Genoa is transforming a historic monument into a true home for its young talents, laying the ...

In this episode of WW2 Wayfinder we walk the streets of Stavelot, tracing the path of Kampfgruppe Peiper during the Battle of ...

British planners in 1943 proposed that Greece would take control of southern Italy as part of a rejected plan to dismember it ...

It marked the first time in history the U.S. Army recognized 350 soldiers held as slaves inside Nazi Germany. The men were beaten, starved and forced to work in tunnels at Berga an der Elster where ...

November’s We The People segment features the friendship between a Tazewell County native and a young man from Italy, an ...

On this week’s episode of School of War, Aaron Maclean hosts Marc Milner, professor and author, to discuss the turbulent passing of the torch of Western hegemony during World War II.