As a 19-year-old, Emilio DiPalma fought on the front lines in the war before finding himself watching over Hitler's top officers as they were brought to justice

Report publishes first map of Jewish-owned assets stolen in country during World War II, finds total worth was equivalent to $640 million today

Awarded a medal for attempt to derail Nazi leader's train while interned in Poland in 1942; recently recovered from a suspected bout of COVID-19, but died two weeks later

Demonstrators from several walks of life march to decry ceremony honoring members of Croatian Ustasha regime, which carried atrocities against Jews and Muslims during World War II

Leading Jewish Congresswoman urges US Veterans Affairs to replace German WWII prisoners' gravestones which bear swastikas and tributes to Hitler

Exhibit, which features images of Red Army soldiers in the Nazi capital, moves online as the coronavirus pandemic shutters cultural institutions worldwide

Anatoly Grakovich, 91, brushes off concerns about taking part in Belarus Victory Day commemorations, as 'our president says that we don’t need to be afraid of the virus'

Soviet soldiers withdrawing under Nazi onslaught had little time to properly bury comrades. Now various volunteer groups across Russia are working to locate remains and pay tribute

Moscow has been forced to cancel a grand parade through Red Square as the number of sick from coronavirus in the country balloons to 200,000

To mark 75 years since VE Day, UK releases content of last communications issued on a secret German network on May 7, 1945, which were intercepted by Bletchley Park codebreakers