Preserving a painful chapter of WWII
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Bob Fuchigami was 12 years old when he and his family were told to leave their 20-acre farm in northern California. The peach trees that his immigrant parents had planted were about to yield their first big crop.
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âIn the Shadow of the Moonâ is a morale booster. The power of its archival images hasnât diminished with familiarity.
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If the children of the Green Mountains who vandalized a farmhouse once owned by Robert Frost knew of its history, then shame. If they did not know, then shame still.
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The Toyama No. 5 apartment block is quiet at midday &#151; laundry flapping from balconies, old people taking an after-lunch stroll. But the building and its nearby park may be sitting on a gruesome World War II secret.
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Historians and survivors of Japan's  surprise air attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 are  using the latest online technology to preserve their memories  of the day that drew the United States into World War II.
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Public access to millions of Nazi war documents, kept in closed archives for 60 years, could help Holocaust survivors win larger claims for restitution, survivors groups say.
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Here's the painful story of someone who did.
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The lives of thousands of Holocaust victims are coming to light in a new database that allows anyone with an Internet connection to research the fate of family members and friends sent to Nazi death camps.
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Some 40,000 volumes damaged in a fire at the Duchess Anna Amalia Library in Weimar, Germany, September 2 have been transported to the Book Preservation Center in Leipzig for deep-freezing and eventual ...
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When they were told to get off their western Kentucky farmland in 1941 to make room for a sprawling World War II training camp, hundreds of families were given as little as two weeks to get everything out.
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Townspeople had a hard time squaring an unsavory past with their wholesome self-image.
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The soldiers in The HBO documentary âAlive Day Memoriesââ the title refers to the day they sustained, and survived, their injuries â express a range of feelings, from anger to emotional distress.
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The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is offering to help survivors and their families navigate a vast Nazi archive that promises to document their persecution and provide clues to the fate of loved ones.
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New research may advance a longstanding debate about whether the brain can block access to painful memories, like betrayals and childhood sexual abuse, and suddenly release them later on.
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Greek Jews are among those communities that suffered the greatest losses in the Holocaust.
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Mr. Burns brings his meshing of personal and public narrative to a familiar subject: World War II.
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Itâs one thing to take a beating in service of a worthy piece. But Zsolt Palczaâs attempt to explore the internal effects of war is a shallow, cursory one.