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Capital and most populous city of Bavaria, Germany
Available sources show Adolf Hitler had a close, controversial relationship with his half-niece Angela “Geli” Raubal that contemporaries and later writers described as possessive, possibly sexual, and...
Darknet markets have long listed firearms, including handguns, rifles, submachine guns and “ghost guns,” and studies found 2,124 weapons offered across sampled markets in 2019 (1,497 handguns; 218 rif...
The most persistent allegation that Adolf Hitler had a sexual relationship with a family member centers on his half‑niece Geli Raubal, who lived with him in Munich, died by suicide in 1931, and immedi...
Europe’s defence firms have moved from the political margins to market leaders: member-state spending climbed sharply after Russia’s 2022 invasion and industry order books and valuations have surged i...
Daniel Ek, Spotify’s founder and CEO, has personally led a major funding round — via his investment firm Prima Materia — that helped raise roughly €600 million (reported as about $694–702 million) for...
Albert Einstein left the Luitpold Gymnasium in Munich at age 15 and did not complete that school’s diploma, effectively withdrawing from the German gymnasium system in 1894 . Sources describe this as ...
The May 1933 Nazi book burnings precipitated a broad, state‑backed purge of “un‑German” literature that destroyed tens of thousands of volumes and presaged far-reaching cultural and legal shifts in Ge...
Available reporting shows George Clarke is a social‑media personality and 2025 Strictly Come Dancing contestant who has been preparing for televised dance by studying routines and training with profes...
The core factual contention is whether the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) was founded by a single person or a small group; contemporary analyses agree that the organisation began as ...
The Twenty‑Five Point Program of 1920 was a short, public party manifesto launched at a Munich mass meeting to give the nascent movement a simple, action‑oriented platform, while Mein Kampf — written ...
The Nazis labeled modernist and politically oppositional culture “degenerate” (Entartete Kunst) and “un‑German,” seizing roughly thousands to tens of thousands of works and staging the 1937 Degenerate...
Global headlines in late November 2025 show a crowded, volatile world stage: COP30 climate finance debates in Belém and related coverage of climate risks , major diplomatic and security pressure point...
The Nazi Party’s early trajectory was shaped by failed violent gambits—most famously the November 1923 Beer Hall (Munich) Putsch—which cost lives, led to Hitler’s imprisonment, and paradoxically raise...
The small, Munich-based German Workers’ Party (DAP), founded 5 January 1919 by Anton Drexler and associates, was transformed into the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) through rapid org...
Two distinct realities emerge from the reporting: detailed investigative pieces allege that Israeli snipers shot and killed unarmed Palestinian civilians in Gaza, naming individual soldiers and docume...
Local German municipal archives in Kallstadt and Bavarian police files from 1905 do not appear in the surveyed reporting as having explicit records that . Contemporary English-language summaries and b...