Were any of the 442nd soldiers captured by the Germans? If so, how were they treated?

If Weimar Germany had abolished the death penalty, would Hitler have been able to execute anyone?

What would’ve happened if Stalin was the one who broke the Nazi Soviet pact?

What were some of the most effective infantry tactics used during WW2?

Do you think the average young man of today, between the ages of 17-25, would be able to storm the beaches of Normandy in WW2? If not, is discipline to blame?

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

Why did Americans and government officials want to keep the US out of foreign wars in the 20th century? How did the US government accomplish this?

What would have happened if Little Boy hadn’t gone off and safely floated down onto Hiroshima?

Did Nazi Germany use the armament factories of captured countries? Would not German and French combined production have made the Wehrmacht unbeatable?

Where did people go to survive the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? What were survivors injuries like?

How is the US-Japan relationship now? How was it a decade before WWII?

What was the pay scale for American, British, German, and Russian soldiers in WW2?

Do the Japanese feel the atomic bombs saved lives?

During WWII, who had the better pilots, the Finns or the Poles?

How likely was it for civilians to be hit by AA Flak during WWII?

Before Pearl Harbor, did any Americans go to Germany to join the Whermacht or SS?

If the Wehrmacht had been given free will and Hitler would just have been a public figure while they fought WWII, how would WWII have played out differently?

If the U.S won World War 2 quick enough, would they have kept working on the Manhattan Project?

What were the effects of the Great Depression and World War II on business and labour?

How come the depression after WWII isn’t as infamous as the depression after WWI?