Did Hiroshima and Nagasaki have military significance or were they purely civilian targets?

For a WWII novel, why would a German 18-21-year-old man possibly be living in England or the US so that he speaks English and can be enlisted by the SOE?

Why didn’t the Allies attack Russia, after conquering Germany in 1945?

After WW2, why did Germany and Japan go on to become economic powers, while Russia/China pretty much self-destructed?

How much did the Holocaust cost Nazi Germany?

How was economic revitalization important for the rearmament of Nazi Germany?

Did medicine advance because of the Second World War?

What did US politicians hate more before World War 2, communism or fascism?

In WW1 and WW2, did people ever get telegrams like MIA or KIA wrong?

In WW2, if Germany decided to make aircraft carriers, would they have won the war?

Can you explain Hitler’s mindset?

What would happen if Germany, after defeat in WW1, collapsed and then erupted in civil war like in Syria today?

Would the Axis have won WWII if Japan did not attack Pearl Harbor and Hitler did not attack Russia?

Did the United States betray Japan in WW2 by suddenly embargoing their oil after being their sole providers?

Why was the bombing of Pearl Harbor a failure?

How many Jews would have died if the neighbour countries would have taken them all in, instead of sending them back?

Has any work of fiction, or alternative history, ever been written, postulating the legal prosecution of Hitler at the Nuremberg trials?

What were/are the typical post war poverty foods in Albania (i.e. after WWII)?

How much of an advantage did the British gain during WWII thanks to the invention of the sonar?

How come the Russians didn’t care about throwing their country folk lives out fighting Germans in WW2?