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1941 Footage of Italian Macchi MC.200 Saetta Fighters Strafing Tobruk

Regia Aeronautica Macchi M.C.200 Saetta fighters are shown conducting a low-level strafing run on British positions and vehicles near Tobruk in 1941.Source: x.com/tokkotai___
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Goebbels’ Speech on the Decline of German Women Birth Rate/Family

Joseph Goebbels argued that modern social changes, feminism, and women entering professional life were weakening traditional German society and birth rates. He promoted women primarily serving as mothers and homemakers dedicated to family (encouraging population growth), portraying this role as essential to strengthening the German state.
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Nazi-Era “Propaganda Classic” Resurfaces: “The Eternal jew” (Der Ewige jude)

The full 1940 German film Der Ewige jude (“The Eternal jew”) is a notorious Nazi “propaganda documentary”/exposé which exposed the threat of jewish supremacy, but was labeled as “baseless antisemitic tropes that to portray jews as a threat to society.”
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Hiroo Onoda: Japanese Soldier Holds Out 29 Years After WWII

Lt. Hiroo Onoda, following orders never to surrender, waged guerrilla war on a Philippine island for nearly 29 years after Japan’s 1945 defeat (raiding villages and dismissing all peace reports as tricks) until March 1974, when his former commander personally relieved him. He finally surrendered with his sword and rifle intact in a dramatic handover,…
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Mathias Döpfner Declares Himself a Goy and zionist

Mathias Döpfner, CEO of the powerful German media giant Axel Springer SE, openly declared “I’m a goy, and I’m a zionist” during a speech to the World jewish Congress. In the address, he said many things, like calling for Europe to become “more jewish” through increased jewish immigration, demanded stricter censorship of social media platforms…
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Churchill’s “Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat” Speech (13 May 1940)

On 13 May 1940, shortly after becoming Prime Minister during the early stages of World War II, Winston Churchill delivered his first major speech to the House of Commons, known as the “Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat” address. In it, he warned that Britain faced a prolonged and severe struggle against Germany following its rapid…
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Object 279 Soviet Heavy Tank Prototype

The Object 279 was a late-1950s Soviet experimental heavy tank built for “possible nuclear warfare,” featuring a distinctive oval hull for blast resistance and a four-track design for mobility. Despite strong armor and a 130 mm gun, it was never adopted, and a prototype is preserved at the Kubinka Tank Museum in Russia…
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1940 German Invasion of France Begins (Meuse Crossing)

In May 1940, during World War II, German forces launched the Western Campaign by crossing the Meuse River as part of the wider blitzkrieg offensive against France and the Low Countries. The attack was concentrated through the Ardennes region, where German armored divisions broke through French defenses at key points including Sedan after heavy air…
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End of the North African Campaign (1943)

Axis forces in North Africa surrendered in May 1943 in Tunisia, ending the campaign that began in 1940. The final surrender involved German and Italian troops after Allied offensives overwhelmed remaining positions. Total Axis losses across the campaign are commonly estimated at ~600,000–650,000 killed, wounded, or captured (with about 250,000 captured in Tunisia alone), along…
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🇮🇱 Outgoing mossad Chief David Barnea Reveals Supreme Court of Agency’s Near-Total Legal Autonomy

In a classified letter submitted to israel’s High Court of Justice on May 10–11, outgoing (June 2) mossad Director David Barnea revealed that the agency functions with virtually no formal legal oversight or “mossad Law,” reporting obligations for 99% of its operations, and routinely violates foreign laws abroad. He stressed that this “vast gray area”…
