World war i
Divers find wreck of Coast Guard ship torpedoed by Germans, US’ largest naval loss of World War I
Tampa was one of six USGC cutters assigned to escort convoys during World War I, losing only two ships out of 18 convoys. She earned a special commendation for exemplary service.
Voices Israel anthology 2025: Celebrating English poetry shaped by war, love, and memory
IDF confirms Gaza Commonwealth war cemetery damaged in operation to destroy Hamas terror tunnels
'Post' writer rediscovers grave of fallen British World War I hero in Jerusalem
1918: Returning Torah scrolls to Tel Aviv, Jaffa after WWI
The return of the Jews to their homes and religious sanctuaries after the exile forced upon them by the Turkish governor during World War I.
Book talks Jewish woman's WWI espionage, author talks Hamas war
Shaw speaks and writes on the source of attacks against Israel and is an eloquent public diplomacy advocate for Israel.
UK's Diane Abbott spreads fake news on X about pro-Palestinian protests, shames Braverman
Diane Abbott used a 2016 photo to claim that counter-protesters, protesting against the pro-Palestinian marches on Armistice Day, were neo-Nazis.
UK PM Sunak warns pro-Palestinian protests on Armistice Day 'provocative'
"They have already expressed that they have no intention to disrupt remembrance events," police said.
Fulfilling a century-old promise: A journey to San Vigilio in a soldier's memory
San Vigilio is as beautiful as my great-uncle described in his diary when he served as a doctor in the Austro-Hungarian army on the Italian front.
Good for more than a single reading
Helen Joyce uses her real-life family histories as the basis of her semi-history, semi-novel that traces the traumatic impact of 20th-century politics on a Jewish family.
A Jewish producer sees his family history in an Oscar-nominated Netflix film
Daniel Dreifuss' film features the history of his family escaping the Nazis, after serving Germany in World War 1, and moving to Israel.
Family seeks recognition for ancestor forcibly recruited to Ottoman army, died in service
The Turkish army forced Moshe Efroni, one of the pioneers of the first aliyah, to enlist during the First World War, else he be deported with his family back to Russia.
Elderly French man inserts WWI-era bomb up rectum, causes evacuation - report
Strange objects being inserted into one's body for sexual purposes isn't anything doctors aren't used to, but an artillery shell is nonetheless something nobody saw coming
Nazi-looted sheet music returned to modern heirs
Beethoven gave the sheet music to his secretary before it found its way to the wealthy Czechoslovakian Petschek family.
