Kansas City hosted hundreds of Nazis and other enemy soldiers during WWII. Here’s why
What’s Your KCQ? looks back at the prisoner of war camps that were scattered across the KC region during World War II.
Miner who survived First World War found in his brother's arms months after pit disaster
George and Matthew Hetherington, who worked together in Montagu pit, in Newcastle's Scotswood area, both died on March 30, ...
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Search for missing railroad boxcar took researchers to National World War I Museum in Kansas City
The United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey runs the Boonton Yard, about 30 miles west of New York City. Researchers ...
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A German Tunnel from the First World War, Buried 30 Metres Deep, Discovered in the Oise Region in France
A hidden World War I tunnel has been uncovered in the forests of Oise, revealing unexpected relics from the past. The find ...
Lanarkshire WW1 soldier 'proudly remembered' after grave identified a century after his death
Second Lieutenant Hugh Barr was one of three 'unknown' British soldiers of WW1 to finally be named at a poignant ceremony in ...
Grave of Yorkshire soldier identified more than a century after his death
A Yorkshire soldier who died in Belgium during the First World War is one of three previously unknown soldiers whose graves ...
EK soldier's grave identified more than a century after his death
A Lanarkshire soldier who died in Belgium during the First World War is one of three previously unknown soldiers whose graves ...
WW1 Scots soldier's grave identified in Belgium after over 100 years
Lieutenant Hugh Barr, of East Kilbride, was killed during an attack on the German-occupied town of Werwick in Belgium on ...
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Captive for 15 Months, WWII Veteran Returns to POW Camp
TYCHOWO, Poland - Eighty years after his liberation from a German prisoner of war camp, 101-year-old Lester F. Schrenk ...