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

What was the main role of the Italian leader during WW2?

If on May 10th 1940, by “magic”, German troops were suddenly equipped with Allied tanks and Allied troops with German tanks, who would win?

What were the main causes of World War II?

How long did WWII planes survive in air battles with such low ammunition?

What would have happened to Islam had Hitler won WW2?

What was life like for expelled ethnic Germans after WWII?

Is it possible that Nazi Germany made UFOs and traveled to the moon?

Were all the allied or most allied nations automaticly at war with all the axis powers or was a state of war often absent?

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

Germany broke the British and American naval codes in WW2, so why did B-Dienst not have the same impact as Bletchley Park did for the Allies?

In WW2, if a bomber crashed with the bombs still in it, would they all explode?

If tanks can be easily destroyed by portable anti-tank weapons, why are they still deployed in conventional warfare after WWII?

Could the Germans have launched a major offensive on USSR through Finland’s territory in WW2?

Granted the Suez Canal cut weeks off a ship’s trip from India to the UK, but why was this so vital in WWII? Why not just go around Africa?

When Germany attacked Poland in 1939, did Hitler know he was starting WWII?

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

Why did the US government provide personal security to Einstein?

What was Germany’s growth rate during Hitler’s reign after World War 2?

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