On this day, September 1, 1939 Germany invaded Poland, 17 days later the Red Army invaded Poland from the east.
World War II had begun, a war that claimed approximately 53 million people, of whom 27 million were citizens of the Soviet Union.
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Remembering the furniture vans moving from Bonn to Berlin
On this day, June 20, 1919 the German parliament (Der Bundestag) voted to move the seat of parliament from Bonn to Berlin. Today the former ...
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