The Final Reckoning: How Poland Dealt with 11 Stutthof SS Guards
On 1 September 1939, Nazi Germany invaded Poland. Within a day, the first prisoners were being…
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She Ruled Auschwitz — Then Her Body Became an Experiment
On 12 March 1938, German troops entered Austria, beginning the Anschluss and the country’s incorporation into…
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When Hitler’s SS General Paid for What He Did: Moscow 1947
Helmuth von Pannwitz was a German cavalry officer who rose through the ranks of the Wehrmacht…
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Could religion work for the Democrats?
In Kansas, Reverend Adam Hamilton is running for Senate — as a Democrat. It’s a departure…
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When the SS “King of the Warsaw Ghetto” Finally Paid—Warsaw 1952
Franz Konrad was an Austrian SS officer whose career became closely associated with the exploitation of…
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Too Much Even for the SS: Fall of SS Division Handschar
The 13th Waffen Mountain Division of the SS Handschar was one of the most controversial formations…
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She Hunted for the SS — Then Smiled at Trial Before Reckoning Came
In April 1940, Nazi Germany invaded Norway, beginning five years of occupation during which the Norwegian…
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The Final Reckoning: How Czechs Dealt With Hitler’s Soldiers
In the final days of the Second World War in Europe, Prague remained under German occupation…
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Zero Mercy: When Heydrich’s SS Spymaster Met Czech Justice
The German occupation of Czechoslovakia began in March 1939, when German forces entered the Czech lands…
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The Final Reckoning of the SS and Hungarian Nazi Collaborators
This documentary examines the events at Kamianets-Podilskyi in 1941, one of the earliest major atrocities against…
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The war on terror failed Afghanistan. But the people’s hopes for democracy live on
For a lasting solution, the world must move beyond narratives of simplistic cultural determinism. Afghanistan’s enduring…
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When Nazi “Sister of Death” Behind 1,500 Victims Finally Paid
This documentary examines the life of Amanda Ratajczak, a senior nurse at the Meseritz-Obrawalde psychiatric hospital…
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SS Chief Who Stole 50 Kilos of Gold—Then Fled in a Suitcase
Herbert Kappler was one of the most powerful SS officials in German-occupied Rome during the Second…
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When Hitler’s “Lords of Greece” Paid For What They Did
When Nazi Germany invaded Greece in April 1941, the country entered more than three years of…
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Hitler’s Secretary Even Himmler Feared: End of Martin Bormann
Martin Bormann was one of the most powerful figures in Nazi Germany, yet much of his…
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When Hitler’s Albanian SS Division Finally Paid: Skanderbeg
The 21st Waffen Mountain Division of the SS Skanderbeg was created in May 1944 as Nazi…
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Is science trying to tell us we don’t know everything?
Will we ever fully be able to understand science? Probably not. On this week’s episode of…
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Zero Mercy: When 2,300 SS Collaborators Met Yugoslav Justice
In April 1941, Nazi Germany and its Axis allies invaded Yugoslavia, bringing the kingdom to an…
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When Hitler’s “Butcher of Serbia” Paid For What He Did
Franz Böhme was an Austrian-born Wehrmacht general whose career took him from the Austro-Hungarian Army to…
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‘Was this a state visit?’ Indian opposition leader raises serious questions over Paris BAPS temple
François Picard is pleased to welcome Anish Gawande. He sees the controversy surrounding the inauguration of…
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Christians can fight back against Christian nationalism
A religion scholar is getting increasingly worried about the odds of a white Christian nationalist takeover…
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How Indian Politics REALLY Works: Ex-Bureaucrat Exposes All in ‘Election Tamasha’
Ever wondered how Indian political campaigns, party alliances, and war rooms actually work behind closed doors?…
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Too Radical Even for Nazis: Wife of Hitler’s Minister Goebbels
Magda Goebbels became one of the most prominent women in Nazi Germany, presented by propaganda as…
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The Tycoon Who Funded Hitler, Married Magda Goebbels, and Saved BMW
Günther Quandt was one of the most influential industrialists in modern German history. Long before his…
