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The Duke and Duchess of Windsor photographed with Mr. Hitler, 22 October 1937, during their visit to The Berghof, his country house in Berchtesgaden. 14 November 1937. Le Nouvelliste d'Indochine. Public Domain.

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This shot was taken on the day that Thomas Taylor arrived in Vietnam to begin his service there. On the same day, his father General Maxwell Taylor, left Vietnam. 4 April 2013. U.S. Army.

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Hitler youth propaganda posters at the Deutsche Historishes Museum. Flickr/Will Manley.

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Fascist politician and Nazi propaganda broadcaster William Joyce, known as Lord Haw Haw, lies in an ambulance after his arrest by British officers at Flensburg, Germany, on 29 May 1945. He was shot during the arrest. Imperial War Museum/Bert Hardy.

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Mussolini in Mailand, Germany. May 1930. Bundesarchiv.

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Operation Corkscrew Was Critical To The Allies' World War II Invasion Of Sicily

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor photographed with Mr. Hitler, 22 October 1937, during their visit to The Berghof, his country house in Berchtesgaden. 14 November 1937. Le Nouvelliste d'Indochine. Public Domain.

Was This British Royal Really a Nazi Agent?

This shot was taken on the day that Thomas Taylor arrived in Vietnam to begin his service there. On the same day, his father General Maxwell Taylor, left Vietnam. 4 April 2013. U.S. Army.

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Hitler youth propaganda posters at the Deutsche Historishes Museum. Flickr/Will Manley.

How Did Nazi Women Think? New Unearthed Essays Reveal All

Fascist politician and Nazi propaganda broadcaster William Joyce, known as Lord Haw Haw, lies in an ambulance after his arrest by British officers at Flensburg, Germany, on 29 May 1945. He was shot during the arrest. Imperial War Museum/Bert Hardy.

Who Was Behind the Nazi and Imperial Japanese Broadcasts In English?

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