Nazi Germany

Robert Scott Kellner podcast

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Opposing the Nazis

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Q&A: Are any laws made by the Nazi regime still in use?

Adolf Hitler in uniform. (Bettmann/Getty Images)

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The Third Reich’s nuclear programme: Churchill’s greatest wartime fear

The red banner of the Soviet Army is hoisted up in a recaptured part of Stalingrad, as the German Sixth Army is beaten, 1943. (Photo by Archive Farms/Getty Images)

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Stalingrad: the crushing of the Reich

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Prisoners of war

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Q&A: How was Germany able to  afford the astronomical cost  of rearmament in the 1930s?

Gary Oldman portrays Winson Churchill in 'Darkest Hour'. (© 2017 FOCUS FEATURES LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)

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‘Darkest Hour’: an interview with director Joe Wright

Marie-Louise Colombain, shown here in her prisoner photo from Auschwitz, was a partisan sergeant who carried out militant actions against the Nazis before her arrest in 1941. During her imprisonment at Auschwitz, she made clothes for the Nazi elite alongside the camp's other dressmakers. (Used with permission from Lucy Adlington/History Wardrobe)

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Sewing for the Nazis: who were the dressmakers of Auschwitz?

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The Munich Conference

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Female flyers in Nazi Germany: 60 seconds with Clare Mulley

Crew members of the French destroyer Bourrasque, sunk by mine at Dunkirk, are hauled aboard a British vessel from their sinking life-raft. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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Dunkirk: 6 big questions on a remarkable rescue mission

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Germany’s World War Two

Test pilot Melitta Schiller (right), Berlin, June 1943. (Photo by DRK/ullstein bild via Getty Images)

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The women who flew for Hitler: An interview with Clare Mulley