Why hasn’t Eastern Europe learned after WWII that democracy and nationalism aren’t noble causes to fight for?

How were the Germans able to bomb England for so long?

What was it like for civilians living under foreign occupation during WWII?

What was Hitler’s reaction to Himmler’s betrayal?

Why did the US government provide personal security to Einstein?

Why do white nationalists and white supremacists call themselves Nazis and support Nazi ideals?

What were the main causes of World War II?

If you could go back in WW2 and could kill anyone during that time, who would that be? (You cannot kill Hitler or any leader of every country.)

How did the US find allies during WWII?

What was the likelihood of a Japanese invasion of the U.S. West Coast after Pearl Harbor?

How were horses useful during World War 2?

What was life like for expelled ethnic Germans after WWII?

How should Hitler be regarded, like a criminal or a psychic?

What are some of the most fascinating, lesser known stories from WW2?

What would have happened if the Allies had started an epidemic in Japan?

Was the B-17 Flying Fortress a powerful weapon in WWII?

What was the exact procedure for getting a crashed Spitfire onto a Queen Mary trailer during WW2?

Why did Poland declare war on Japan in 1941?

Did Australian troops take part in the Italian campaign during World War II?

How did the Jews respond to the Germans after the World War 2?