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German city evacuates 20,000 after unexploded World War II bombs are found

Authorities in Cologne said this was the largest evacuation of the city since World War II. Unexploded ordnance has commonly been found across Europe.

USA TODAY on MSN · 1d

WWII bombs found in Cologne, Germany prompt evacuations

Tens of thousands evacuated from German city on Wednesday after wartime bombs were discovered, in largest such operation since the end of WWII.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Central Cologne Evacuated After Discovery of Wartime Bombs

Thousands of people were being evacuated from central Cologne in western Germany on Wednesday following the discovery of three wartime bombs, in what the city authority called the largest such measure since the end of World War II.

The Associated Press29d

Berlin still bears scars 80 years after pivotal battle that sealed the defeat of Nazi Germany

Central Berlin was in ruins after the Red Army completed the Allied victory over Nazi Germany in an intense fight for the ...

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How Germany Became Europe’s Powerhouse After World War II?

After the devastation of World War II, Germany faced massive destruction, economic collapse, and social upheaval. Yet, within ...

The Independent1mon

80 years after World War II, Germany is still painstakingly searching for its fallen soldiers

In a forest near Berlin, the remains of 107 fallen Wehrmacht ... as the soldiers who died in one of the last large World War II battles fighting for Adolf Hitler's army got their final resting ...

National Geographic news7mon

Nearly 80 years after World War II, their voices recall the struggle

World War II lived up to its name ... Sent to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp near Berlin, Leopold was released after Simonsohn rushed home to Hamburg from basic training and begged ...

USA Today29d

VE Day: See historic photos after World War II fighting ended in Europe

Mere weeks after assuming the office, President Harry Truman said in his address to the nation, "the flags of freedom fly over all Europe," according to the National World War II Museum.

The Independent1mon

AP PHOTOS: 80 years after World War II, Germany is still searching for its fallen soldiers

In a forest near Berlin, the remains of 107 fallen Wehrmacht ... as the soldiers who died in one of the last large battles of World War II fighting for Adolf Hitler’s army got their final ...

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