On April 20, 1937, Berlin-based journalist William L. Shirer made this entry in his diary: “Hitler’s birthday. He gets more ...

In 1992, Berlin made the estate a historically protected site, as an example of a Nazi-era housing development built in the “Heimatschutzstil,” or “homeland protection style,” of architecture.

NJ's Most Romantic Restaurants: See OpenTable's Top Valentine's Day Picks From fireside steakhouses to waterfront fine dining, these spots set the stage for love on Valentine's Day. OpenTable has ...

Review Berlin 1936-1940 Reviewed by Henry L. Roberts October 1952 Published on October 1, 1952 ...

On 25 August 1940, the RAF launched its first raid on Berlin in retaliation for the German bombing of London the previous day. Photo: A fateful picture of an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley taking off ...

BERLIN, July 6, 1940 (UP) - Adolf Hitler returned to a conqueror's welcome in Berlin today after eight weeks in the field at the head of German armies which overran the Netherlands, Luxemburg ...

BERLIN, June 3, 1940 (UP) -- The German war machine will strike smashing blows against Great Britain and France without halting for any "breathing spell" after completing the annihilation of the ...

The Wall Street Journal’s Evan Gershkovich, who has spent nearly a year in pre-trial detention, also faces up to 20 years in prison on bogus charges. A pro-Russia Republican traveling to Moscow to ...

Ernst Lubitsch's 1940 romantic-comedy The Shop Around the Corner sees Stewart play Alfred Kralik, the top salesman at the Budapest leather goods store Matuschek and Company. After immediately ...

Even in Berlin, during that severe winter, I did not always arrive at the studio in the state of mind which helps one to chat easily about high politics and war. First there was the blackout.

He was living in Berlin at the time of his death at age 81. “Jimmie Durham was one of the most inspiring artists I met,” says Wien, who worked with Durham for 22 years.

The R.A.F. replied to German air attacks on London by bombing Berlin on Sunday (August 25) night. The raid lasted nearly three hours during which heavy explosions were heard in the German capital.