Was “One of ours, all of yours” really a Nazi slogan about collective punishment? A historian unpacks what we know, what we don’t, and how Nazi reprisals actually worked.
World War II
5 Real WWII Truths Behind Call of Duty: WWII
Call of Duty: WWII keeps a classic CoD community alive, but how close is it to real World War II? Five big myths, facts, and why the history still matters.
What If Hitler Had Survived? Three Futures for His Supporters
What if Hitler hadn’t died in 1945? Three grounded scenarios of how ordinary Nazi supporters might have reacted, and which outcome is most plausible.
Why Old COD WWII Feels Better Than Black Ops 6
A burned-out Black Ops 6 player finds Call of Duty: WWII on Game Pass and loves it more. Here’s how SBMM, microtransactions and design changed COD multiplayer.
Did Hitler Blame Japan for Bringing in the US?
Hitler declared war on the US after Pearl Harbor. Did he later blame Japan for dragging America into WWII? A deep look at blame, ideology, and strategy.
Did Nazi & Unit 731 Experiments Teach Us Anything?
Did the Holocaust and Unit 731 experiments produce useful medical knowledge? A historian explains what was claimed, what was actually learned, and why it matters.
What Happened to American Nazi Sympathizers?
From the 1939 Madison Square Garden Nazi rally to FBI arrests and quiet reinventions, here’s what actually happened to American Nazi sympathizers after 1941.
Why WWII Carrier Fleets Dwarf Today’s Numbers
In WWII the US had 151 aircraft carriers and Japan 18, yet today the US is said to have only 11. Here’s why the numbers, types, and missions changed so much.
Did Nazi Soldiers Suffer After the War? 5 Hard Truths
Did Nazi soldiers face PTSD, alcoholism, drug use, or suicide after WWII? Five key facts on trauma, denial, and how former Nazis lived with what they did.
If Nazi Germany Got the Bomb First: Which City Dies?
If Nazi Germany had built the atomic bomb first, which city would they hit: London, Moscow, or somewhere else? A grounded look at targets, tech, and Nazi strategy.