What if Germany had stayed a collection of separate states instead of unifying in 1871?

What was it like to fight the Americans during World War II?

Why were the Japanese so cruel during WW2, and much before then?

What was life like in Nice, France during World War II?

How were the Malays from Malaysia treated by the Japanese soldiers during WWII?

Who is the last German soldier to surrender after WWII when the last Japanese soldier surrender in 1974?

Why did German soldiers in WW2 always have chocolate?

Did the Nazis believe that America and Britain would fall out with the Soviets and that they could make a separate peace with the Western Allies?

Did the Allied leadership, especially in England and America, ever actually doubt their eventual victory in World War Two?

What are your views on the economic boycott of 1933 and the declaration of war on Germany by the Jews?

Why was animation used as propaganda during WWII?

What are positive effects of WW2?

Is it true that Churchill knew the Japanese were going to bomb Pearl Harbor but concealed it from the USA?

Logistical problems aside, how effective might the M6A2E1 heavy tank have been in 1945 if used against German armor and infantry?

Why were there so many human rights violations during WW2?

Who would win, James Howlett from World War vs Captain America from World War 2?

What happens if we drop an atomic bomb into a volcano?

How were soldiers discharged after World War II? By mail? In person somewhere?

How was the relationship between Hui Chinese and Tibetans with the Japanese during WWII?

Which nuclear bombing was worse, Nagasaki or Hiroshima?