Why do some historians consider the Battle of El Alamein as a major turning point to World War II in Europe?

Has Germany’s economy ever been better than what it is now, e.g. pre WW1 or pre WW2?

Did the British soldiers fight heavily in WWII?

Did Hitler really kill 6 million Jews?

What do Jewish WW2 survivors think of people watching documentaries on the war?

Why are there so many Holocaust deniers on the Internet?

Was the murder of William “Lord Haw-Haw” Joyce an example of the freedom the Allied Forces were fighting for in WWII?

Why did so many empires fall shortly after WW2?

How well did German Biergartens do in the USA during WWII?

What if American Millennials fought WW2?

What is the current day equivalent of the famous WWII era “Liberator” pistol?

In World War II were soldiers grouped based on skill? Would they group a bunch of unskilled soldiers to be used for cannon fodder?

What was the state of Europe and Asia before World War 2?

Did Ultra help to save lives during the Blitz?

Were the Germans really bad in WWII?

What did German civilians do to the Holocaust survivors in WW2, when they met them face to face? And what emotions did they have towards them?

Are some WWII firearms still effective today?

Why didn’t the US bombard Normandy from the sea and air first before the D-Day?

What if the allies in WW2 had invaded the Balkans with the help of Turkey?

What would America and the world be like if Japan had conquered the world in WW2?