To what extent was the U.S. declaring war against the Axis in 1941 inevitable?

Why did France get off easier than Finland after WW2?

What are some examples of morally good decisions the Axis made during World War II?

Why did the Soviets take American and British POWs back to Russia and put them into the Gulag?

Did America kill the spirit of Japan in 1945?

How did the average Soviet soldier in WW2 feel about the Germans they were fighting?

Why did the United States not strategic bomb Kyoto during World War 2?

How good would armchair generals be as real generals in a war?

What if Adolf Hitler continued the war?

How does Jon Davis feel about the use of nuclear power in World War 2? I ask only to gain perspective.

Why was Nazi Germany so aesthetically pleasing?

What is the documented justification for not lowering the official 6 million Holocaust loss figure ?

We have some ivory figures that my father-in-law collected when he was in Asia during WWII. Can we sell these?

Did Hitler create circumstances or did circumstances create Hitler?

Was Hitler right to invade Russia in 1941?

If somehow Germany in 1939 declared war on the USA and attack the US who would win and why?

How were Imperial Japanese Military combat medics distributed? One per platoon? How common were they?

Would punishing Germany more after WWI have prevented WWII?

What were the effects of World War II on the American society?

Why was the Nazi regime so kind to animals?