In this compelling opinion piece, the New York Times explores the German Resistance during World War II, revealing inspiring stories of courage and steadfast moral conviction that resonate deeply as we confront today’s struggles for democracy and justice
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Socialist Prime Minister Murayama delivered a moving and sincere apology for Japan’s wartime actions, openly acknowledging the profound suffering caused during World War II. This landmark statement marks a vital step toward confronting history and fostering healing from past wounds
Japan’s Ishiba is gearing up to deliver a bold and impactful statement on WWII following the Liberal Democratic Party leadership race, directly confronting historical controversies amid ongoing debates over Japan’s wartime legacy, Nippon.com reports
Japan and South Korea remain locked in a fierce dispute over the wartime sexual slavery issue, trading pointed letters at the UN. This long-standing conflict continues to cast a shadow over diplomatic relations in East Asia
Japan’s Emperor Naruhito and his family solemnly commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Nagasaki atomic bombing, honoring the victims with deep reverence and reaffirming their unwavering dedication to peace and nuclear disarmament
A breathtaking masterpiece by Italian artist Ghislandi, looted by the Nazis during World War II, has been heroically recovered in Argentina, authorities confirmed. This extraordinary artwork is now on its way back to its rightful owners, symbolizing a triumphant moment of justice and restitution
A painting stolen by the Nazis has been uncovered in Argentina after it unexpectedly surfaced in a real estate listing, officials confirmed. This incredible find marks a significant breakthrough in the ongoing quest to recover lost World War II treasures
Argentina has triumphantly reclaimed a priceless Italian masterpiece stolen by the Nazis during WWII, officials announced. After decades shrouded in mystery, this breathtaking artwork has finally resurfaced in a private collection, marking a major victory for cultural restitution
Poland commemorates the anniversary of World War II with a compelling call for Germany to honor its reparations commitments. This demand took center stage in a statement aired by TVP World, highlighting the ongoing tensions over historical justice
An Old Master painting, looted by the Nazis during World War II, has astonishingly resurfaced in an Argentinian property listing-igniting fresh intrigue about its mysterious past and raising hopes for rightful restitution, The Guardian reports
Japan’s defeat in WWII marked a dramatic turning point in the Pacific, halting decades of expansion. After fierce battles and the devastating atomic bombings, Japan surrendered in 1945, forever transforming regional geopolitics and setting the stage for postwar recovery
A Chinese academic journal has sparked intense debate by upending the traditional narrative of US aid to China during WWII, depicting the United States not merely as an ally but also as a colonizer and oppressor
A newly declassified U.S. report shines a spotlight on Japan’s crucial role in the Yokohama war crimes trials, revealing for the first time official proof of its involvement, Kyodo News reports
NPR delves deep into “A Secret History of the Japanese Army,” unveiling untold stories and hidden archives from wartime. This captivating report shines a light on the complex and often forgotten legacy of Japan’s military history
Masaoki Sen, the legendary grandmaster of the Japan Tea Ceremony and a former kamikaze volunteer, has passed away. Celebrated for his extraordinary skill in preserving traditional tea arts, he also embodied the deep and intricate spirit of Japan’s wartime history
Japan’s PM Ishiba conveyed profound “remorse” on the anniversary of WWII surrender, thoughtfully reflecting on the vast suffering brought by the war. His heartfelt words aimed to inspire peace and reconciliation, paying tribute to a solemn and defining moment in Japan’s history
In a rare and deeply moving encounter, The New York Times sits down with Japan’s last surviving war veterans, bringing to life their vivid memories and heartfelt reflections as the nation confronts the fading echoes of World War II
The New York Times presents a gripping photo series that brings to life the haunting aftermath of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. These compelling images expose not only the immediate destruction but also the lasting impact that has endured since August 1945
Japan has just secured its largest arms deal since World War II, agreeing to deliver $6 billion worth of state-of-the-art stealth frigates to Australia. This landmark defense partnership signals a bold new chapter in regional security cooperation, reports Fortune
Nazi documents recently uncovered in Argentina have reignited intense debates about the country’s role in sheltering war criminals after World War II. These revelations spark new questions about Argentina’s historical responsibility and legacy



















