The Denver Post runs a "plog", or photo blog on their site. One such blog-post is about the "D-Day, on the Normandy beaches". The blog is well worth visiting!
[Link to the blog]
[Link to the blog]
The Denver Post runs a "plog", or photo blog on their site. One such blog-post is about the "D-Day, on the Normandy beaches". The blog is well worth visiting!
[Link to the blog]
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It seems that we can't get enough of World War II. The New York Times recent article, "Never Found, Architect of Holocaust Said to Be in Jewish Cemetery" [See: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/01/world/europe/muller-an-architect-of-the-holocaust-is-said-to-be-buried-in-jewish-cemetery-in-berlin.html?_r=0] tells the rather odd tale that one of the architects of the Holocaust, Heinrich Müller, is buried in an old Jewish cemetery. If he is, then fate is really capricious. There is no forensic evidence, but still the idea sends chills. George Clooney is still on his roll with World War II movies and Monuments Men is due out shortly. This tale of Americans who rescued art from the Nazis will no doubt be exciting and generate a lot of publicity. The search for art stolen by the Nazis remains an ongoing quest, with "found" pieces surfacing each year.
Plus the movie of The Book Thief is due out. The book was amazing and the movie had gotten good press. Similar in theme to In Hitler's Backyard.
So World War II continues in articles, stories, and movies. |
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