Victory in Europe Day (VE Day), observed annually on May 8, marks the end of World War II in Europe. Celebrated across ...

A journey through Berlin reveals how memory lives not in monuments, but in the stories we carry and the voices we hear.

Foreign audiences often associate German cinema with tragedy, trauma and death. Certainly, major historical events such as ...

As World War II fades from living memory, its place in the German collective consciousness is as complicated as ever.

On the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany’s defeat, echoes of tyrannies past shake a continent that is trying to find its ...

The defeat of Nazi Germany by the allied forces marked a historic moment, not only ending the Second World War in Europe but ultimately ending the genocide of European Jewry. On a personal note ...

From a Jewish perspective, the defeat of Germany was a necessary objective ... of American Jewry to the most positive life in the history of the Diaspora, all testify to the truly celebratory ...

This year, Northern Ireland is honoring the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a series of events that reflect on the end of World War II in Europe. From historical talks to parades and services, the ...

“After much reflection and discussion ... as one of the best right backs in national team history, Cherundolo spent his entire club career in Germany, where his wife Mandy Rosier and the couple ...

Refugees and asylum seekers in Blackburn marked VE Day with conversation, community and remembrance, honouring shared history, and peace.