Wojtek the Bear: The Polish Hero Bear of World War II
Wojtek the Bear was a Syrian brown bear adopted by Polish soldiers — and became one of the strangest official mascots of the Allied war effort.
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Panzerschokolade: The Drug Behind the Blitzkrieg?
Panzerschokolade was the nickname for stimulant tablets used by German soldiers — but the myth of a methamphetamine-fueled Wehrmacht needs careful handling.
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The Wolf Children of East Prussia: 20,000 Children History Forgot
After the fall of East Prussia, thousands of orphaned children vanished into the forests — and stayed silent for half a century.
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New Releases and Updates
New Releases & Updates “The Wolf Girl” and “Still Lost in Panama” Update New English Book Available “The Wolf Girl: A True WWII Survival Story” The extraordinary true story of eleven-year-old Ursula Dorn, one of 20,000 “Wolfskinder”—forgotten German children who […]
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Charlie Chaplin and Hitler: The Great Dictator Myth-Check
Charlie Chaplin and Hitler shared a famous moustache and a week in April 1889 — but only Chaplin turned that resemblance into a weapon against dictatorship.
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