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Werner von Braun - the maker of the V-1, V-2 bomb for the Nazis was captured by the US when he liberated Berlin and from a war prisoner became the 1st master engineer to…
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History
Invasions failed in world history
Some failed invasions of the rulers with the main reason is contempt, unprepared troops, thoughtful logistics ...
History
November 19, 1942 - The Red Army of the Soviets counterattacked and besieged the Germans at Stalingrad
Operation Uranus besieged 330,000 German troops in a 50km long basin from East to West and 40km from North to South in Northwest Stalingrad, with a circumference of up t…
Biology
Mysterious fascist symbols in the German forest
Decades after a swastika symbol typical of Nazi soldiers appeared in a forest in Germany, its origins are still a mystery without an answer.
Environment
Genetic mutations help Russians survive World War II
A series of mutations related to metabolic processes have helped nearly 1.5 million Russians survive the most devastating World War II siege campaign.
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A bunch of abandoned Nazi bunkers 70 years after World War II
On May 8, 1945, the Allies formally accepted the Nazi unconditional surrender document, ending World War II in Europe.
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25 extremely rare historical photos you've never seen
25 extremely rare historical photos will give you a different perspective on world history and humanity.
Science Events
The Nazi Enigma encoder was sold
During World War II, Nazi Germany created the Enigma machine to encode all correspondence, keeping the military information completely confidential. In addition to stron…
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Resting place of the largest balloon in the world
What remains of Hindenburg, the world's largest balloon, is being kept in a giant hangar near the capital, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Science story
The British missed the opportunity to fly into the first universe
In the years following World War II, the British created a daring project to use Nazi missiles to send people into space, but the project failed because of a lack of fun…
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The mysterious death of the person who destroyed the Enigma cryptosystem
At noon on June 7, 1954, Ethel Stoney, discovering her son, the scientist Alan Turing, collapsed on the table in the office at the family home in the Maida Valde area of…