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The 5 Best Fictional Books Set During World War II

By Danielle BarandaJul 22nd
Interview: Director Sunao Katabuchi Made In This Corner of the World “Almost a Time Machine” Into WWII Japan

By Charline JaoJul 6th
A Young Girl Grapples With a War-Torn Japan in New In This Corner of the World Trailer

By Charline JaoJun 12th
Today’s Google Doodle Pays Tribute to Resistance Legend Fred Korematsu

By Jessica LachenalJan 30th
S. Korea Accepts Japan’s Apology on Behalf of “Comfort Women,” the Women Themselves Are Like “NOPE”

By Teresa JusinoJan 26th
Female WWII Pilots Not Allowed Rightful Burial at Arlington National Cemetary

By Jessica LachenalJan 5th
Japan Apologizes to South Korean Survivors of WWII Forced Sexual Slavery, “Comfort Women”

By Jessica LachenalDec 28th
San Francisco Approves Legislation to Create Memorial for WWII ‘Comfort Women’

By Jessica LachenalSep 25th
92-Year-Old World War II Pilot and IRL Peggy Carter Flies a Spitfire for the First Time in 70 Years

By Carolyn CoxMay 8th
Women Like Marvel’s Agent Carter Were a Very Real Part of History

By Lesley CoffinJan 5th
George Takei’s TED Talk on American Democracy

By Susana PoloJul 4th
What Does the “D” in D-Day Actually Mean?

By Glen TickleJun 6th
We’ve Got an English-Subtitled Trailer for Miyazaki’s New Film The Wind Rises

By Maia Brown-JacksonAug 15th
Seventy Years Later, Pioneering Pilot Gets her Full Military Funeral Honors

By Susana PoloMay 28th
Star Trek’s George Takei Gives A Very Personal TED Talk [VIDEO]

By Jill PantozziApr 2nd
Today in Geek History: The Neutron’s Discovered

By Glen TickleFeb 27th
World War II Lard Washes Ashore St. Cyrus Nature Reserve Beach, Apparently Still Good for Fryin’

By Steven RomanoJan 19th
Scientists Petition to Grant War Hero, Math Genius Alan Turing, Convicted of Homosexuality, An Official Pardon

By Rebecca PahleDec 14th
BBC Celebrates Susan Travers, The Only Woman in the French Foreign Legion

By Zoe ChevatSep 7th
Anne Frank Started Her Famous Diary 70 Years Ago Today

By Jill PantozziJun 12th

The 5 Best Fictional Books Set During World War II

Interview: Director Sunao Katabuchi Made In This Corner of the World “Almost a Time Machine” Into WWII Japan

A Young Girl Grapples With a War-Torn Japan in New In This Corner of the World Trailer

Today’s Google Doodle Pays Tribute to Resistance Legend Fred Korematsu

S. Korea Accepts Japan’s Apology on Behalf of “Comfort Women,” the Women Themselves Are Like “NOPE”

Female WWII Pilots Not Allowed Rightful Burial at Arlington National Cemetary

Japan Apologizes to South Korean Survivors of WWII Forced Sexual Slavery, “Comfort Women”

San Francisco Approves Legislation to Create Memorial for WWII ‘Comfort Women’

92-Year-Old World War II Pilot and IRL Peggy Carter Flies a Spitfire for the First Time in 70 Years

Women Like Marvel’s Agent Carter Were a Very Real Part of History

George Takei’s TED Talk on American Democracy

What Does the “D” in D-Day Actually Mean?

We’ve Got an English-Subtitled Trailer for Miyazaki’s New Film The Wind Rises

Seventy Years Later, Pioneering Pilot Gets her Full Military Funeral Honors

Star Trek’s George Takei Gives A Very Personal TED Talk [VIDEO]

Today in Geek History: The Neutron’s Discovered

World War II Lard Washes Ashore St. Cyrus Nature Reserve Beach, Apparently Still Good for Fryin’

Scientists Petition to Grant War Hero, Math Genius Alan Turing, Convicted of Homosexuality, An Official Pardon

BBC Celebrates Susan Travers, The Only Woman in the French Foreign Legion

Anne Frank Started Her Famous Diary 70 Years Ago Today