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Yes, FDR Did Know About the Soviet's Katyn Forest Massacre

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Missile Match: Is Israel's Spike Missile Better Than America's Javelin?

Polish Army PT-91 tank of NATO enhanced Forward Presence battle group attends live shooting training during exercise Steele Crescendo as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues in Adazi, Latvia May 8, 2020. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins

America Should Think About Selling Tanks To Poland

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America's Days of International Policing are Over

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Pure Evil: The Nazis Kidnapped "German-Looking" Polish Children During World War II

Hitler's Early World War II Wins: Was He a Military Mastermind or Just Lucky?

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The F-35 Will Give Poland A More Advanced Air Force Than Some Major NATO Allies

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Did Roosevelt Really Know About the Soviet Katyn Forest Massacre?

The Battles You've Never Heard Of: World War I Didn't Really End In 1918

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World War II Guns: The Homemade Submachine Gun that Armed the Polish Resistance

Yalta summit in February 1945 with (from left to right) Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin. U.S. Army. Signal Corps.

World War II Lost History: Did FDR Know About Stalin's Bloody Crime At Katyn?

Civilians gather to watch government officials enter 10 Downing Street, London, following news of the German invasion of Poland on 1 September 1939. Imperial War Museum.

What Did the First Day of World War II Feel Like?

Ivan IV of Russia ("Ivan the Terrible") demonstrates his treasures to the ambassador of Queen Elizabeth I of England. 1875. Alexander Litovchenko. Russian Museum.

How Did the Tsar Ivan Become 'Ivan the Terrible'?

Why Russia's Iskander SRBM in Kaliningrad Is Such a Big Deal

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The Origins of Nazi Germany's Evil SS Forces

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Why It Is a Good Thing That Poland Is Moving Away From Its Old Soviet Tanks

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America's Days of International Policing are Over

Poland Takes Its Military Might Seriously

Why America Should Deploy the U.S. Navy to the Baltics

Polish Democracy Is under Siege—by the European Union

America Doesn’t Need a 'Fort Trump' in Poland

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