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WWII



  • New Audiotape from D-Day Invasion from WWII

    by Michael E. Ruane

    Reporter George Hicks recorded the deafening chaos of battle. On Monday, his original tapes were donated to the National D-Day Memorial.



  • Suit Accuses Dutch Museums of Holding On to Nazi-Tainted Art

    Throughout World War II, the Dutch art dealers Benjamin and Nathan Katz sold art they owned, but three generations of the Katz family have argued that their actions were made under duress and have fought for decades to regain possession of scores of works transferred during the war.



  • How a World War II-Era Reparations Case Is Roiling Asia

    South Korea’s top court stirred decades-old resentments that threaten to inflame relations with Japan, ordering a leading Japanese steel maker to compensate Korean men forced to work as slave laborers during World War II.