How did the fascist Franco-Spain regime practice the fascism ideology post-WWII?

What were the Japanese plans for India if they won in WW2?

How would people react if Hitler was cloned?

During WW2, after Germany took France, what if Germany had taken the Suez Canal, Malta, and not declared war on the USA? Could they have defeated Britain?

Why did the ‘D-Day’ landings in 1944 spell the beginning of the end for Germany?

Who ensures that controversial books remain as they were as written by their authors after events like world war?

Why is D-Day referred to as the longest day?

Are there any real world examples of soldiers booby trapping industrial machinery for use against enemy soldiers?

Should the U.S. have destroyed Nagasaki with the second bomb?

What would have happened if Hitler had not commited suicide?

Why did so many foreign people voluntarily join the SS?

What was life like for Jews living in the Cyprus camps (1945-47)?

What was rationing in Germany like during WWII?

What are some of the most cruel atrocities and some lesser-known facts of World War II that the Japanese are trying to hide from the world?

How big would a “Vietnam wall” style memorial be if it listed the names of Soviet Army losses in WW2?

Why no one talks about Gulags? And how were they different from the Nazis’ concentration camps? I’ve read Gulags were even worse, is that true?

What made Germany the best trained infantry units in WW2?

How can the significance of WW2 be explained?

Why is Vidkun Quisling so notorious compared to other Nazi collaborators?

Did Japan have the industrial edge at the start of WW2?