Which side committed more atrocities during WW2: the Allied Powers or the Axis Forces?

Did Adolf Hitler commit suicide or was he assassinated?

Pretending there are no dependency on each other, could WW2 era allied military defeat modern day axis military in a conventional war?

If you landed on D-Day as a rifleman what was your chance of surviving until VE-day?

Do we have any proof of Hitler’s suicide?

Did academic grades matter for US military service during World War II?

Who would have won Operation Sea Lion?

How do Germans today feel about murder, theft and kidnapping of Germans by the US during and after WW2?

Who was the greatest German general of WW2?

Would German cities like Hamburg, Berlin and Cologne be more attractive for tourists, if they would not have taken the damage of the second world war?

If D-Day had failed, would the US have used the atom bomb on Germany instead of Japan?

Why didn’t Japan & Germany pursue their nuclear agenda during WW2 in spite of having talented scientists?

Was there a plan for a second Russian/Soviet homeland in case the Germans won and enacted Generalplan Ost?

In the two world wars, were there some mechanisms at work to allow sons of upper or middle class families to serve as officers, and not simple soldiers?

Were there alternatives to using atomic weapons against Japan?

If any country tests a nuclear bomb, the whole world is against it. But why wasn’t the world against the USA when they bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

What happened to the national debt of countries that were overrun during WWII? Were they responsible for this debt after the war was over?

How did WW2 end?

During WWII, were there any known soldiers/units who participated in both theaters (European and Pacific)?

Why do English-language alternate history authors write mostly about the World War 2 and the American Civil War?