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The novel is a work of historical fiction by Robert Dugoni, written in partnership with academic researchers Jeff Langholz and Chris Crabtree.

MI5 and Royal Navy officers tricked the Nazis with a risky deception that saved thousands of lives. That incredible act of derring-do has since inspired a bestselling book, a Hollywood movie, a West ...

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The project has come to the aid of Leibl Rosenberg, an official representative of the Jewish community in Nuremberg, Germany, ...

Review by Richard Norton Smith Read the review During the late 18th century, a flurry of social, political and economic changes offered many a new vision of personal autonomy and equality. Review by ...

The Book Thief was considered to be “unadaptable,” as the novel featured some clever framing devices and internalized moments ...

Vice President JD Vance visits the Dachau concentration camp memorial before meeting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to discuss ...

Gentle, true story about finding love, hope in prison camp.

Retired Lt. Col. Harry Stewart Jr., a decorated World War II pilot who broke racial barriers as a Tuskegee Airmen and earned ...

Among the millions of World War II veterans were multiple future U.S. presidents. Some only narrowly survived the experience.