Niklas Frank, an 86-year-old former journalist, is known in Germany for his absolute loathing of his father. As a Reich official, Hans Frank, appointed by Hitler in Poland, was among those sentenced to death at the Nuremberg trials, which began 80 years ago.
South Africa salvages the reputation of a faltering G20 summit
Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro placed in preventive detention following an astonishing escape attempt
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In France's Somme, bagpipers keep the memory of the Great War alive
In his latest book, the French historian continues his investigation into the photographs taken by the SS in 1944 at Auschwitz –…
While couples in France exchange an average of nine text messages a day, some go far beyond, updating their partner in real time…
In France, between 1941 and 1945, around 200,000 children are estimated to have been born from a union between a French woman and…
'The Summer of 1945' (3/6). As Lyon celebrated the Liberation, survivors of the death camps tried to reconnect with daily life,…
Euroclear, a little-known but central player in Europe's financial system, holds €193 billion in frozen Russian assets that,…
'Being 20 in West Berlin' (3/6). Katja Lange-Müller, born in the German Democratic Republic (GDR), managed as an adult to cross…
