State Beacon World War II

'What a Cool Pic': Totenkopf-Tattooed Graham Platner Admired 'German Helmets' in WW2 Photo of Nazi-Allied Troops, Deleted Post Shows

Platner has spent the last six months trying to explain his Totenkopf, or Death's Head, Nazi tattoo, which he wore for 18 years before having it covered up last October

In Curious Reversal, McMorrow Ally Honors Fallen US Soldiers Without Mentioning Grandfather’s Role in Nazi Army That Killed 150K Americans

Democratic fundraiser Kelly Neumann has threatened legal action against the State Beacon for noticing her 2024 Veterans Day tribute to Nazi officer who escaped to Brazil

Times Columnist Kristof’s Father Fought on Nazi Side in World War II

Hamas prison-rape-dog propagandist’s dad also defended Vichy war criminal, then committed suicide after decades of nightmares

Prime Time for Japan’s War Minister

REVIEW: ‘Tojo: The Rise and Fall of Japan’s Most Controversial World War II General’ by Peter Mauch

Charles Not in Charge: King’s Visit Hits All the Right Notes but Doesn’t Reflect Reality

Wake-Up Call for a Sleeping Giant

REVIEW: ‘Mobilize: How to Reboot the American Industrial Base and Stop World War III’ by Shyam Sankar and Madeline Hart

The Real Story Behind the Trump Administration’s Alleged Insult to Black Soldiers at a World War II Cemetery in the Netherlands

Producer Who Tore Down Israeli Hostage Poster Back on Broadway

James L Simon, a co-producer for 'Operation Mincemeat,' received positive coverage in at least one paid placement online, pushing his transgression off Google's home page

The Man Makes the Clothes

REVIEW: 'Churchill: Image and Power' exhibit at Chartwell

Shots Heard Round the World

REVIEW: '1942: When World War II Engulfed the Globe' by Peter Fritzsche