Segunda Guerra Mundial

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Geologists Find 4% of Normandy D-Day Beach Sand Still Contains Metal Fragments from WWII Explosions

Felipe Alves da Silva 04/07/2026 at 16:44

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Construction Workers in Germany Uncover Nearly Intact 29-Ton StuG III Tank Buried for 80 Years

Geovane Souza 27/06/2026 at 13:07

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The German fund created to compensate victims of Nazi forced labor paid billions, but the responsible parties themselves admit that the money did not come close to compensating 26 million people.

Viviane Alves 22/06/2026 at 10:26

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How Romania became Hitler’s “gas station,” supplying about half of the oil used by Nazi Germany, and surprised the world by abandoning the Axis in 1944, just when the fuel shortage was beginning to suffocate the Third Reich.

Viviane Alves 20/06/2026 at 02:22

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Germany and Japan expand defense amid tensions with China, Russia, and doubts about the US

Alisson Ficher 19/06/2026 at 16:41

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Japanese ship known as the “hell ship” was located near the island of Luzon and confirms one of the most striking maritime tragedies of 1944.

Viviane Alves 17/06/2026 at 10:32

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Reservoir drops in Thailand and reveals a “Death Railway” station that was hidden underwater for over 40 years, connected to the route built during World War II by Allied prisoners and Asian workers.

Noel Budeguer 16/06/2026 at 13:47

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At 6,800 meters in the Pacific, the deepest shipwreck ever recorded was found, and within it lies the story of sailors who faced Japanese battleships with a ship five times smaller…

Douglas Avila 17/04/2026 at 19:32

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Nazi submarine U-864, sunk during World War II with 65 tons of mercury, is back in the spotlight and exposes a growing environmental risk on the seabed of Norway as the government faces an urgent technical decision.

Caio Aviz 09/04/2026 at 13:28

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Technology developed to protect military communications in the 1940s scrambled voices and today gives rise to the robotic sound that dominates current music.

Andriely Medeiros de Araújo 01/04/2026 at 15:56

Conheça o Project Pigeon, experimento da Segunda Guerra que testou pombos treinados para guiar bombas militares com precisão. (Imagem: Ilustração)

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The U.S. Trained Pigeons to Guide Missiles in World War II: Discover Project Pigeon, the Bizarre Weapon That Placed Birds Inside Warheads to Peck at Target Images, Correct Course in Real Time, and Attempt to Turn a Common Animal into a Precision Guidance System

Ana Alice 26/02/2026 at 06:00

Natal une forte colonial em estrela, base aérea da Segunda Guerra e dunas famosas em um dos destinos mais estratégicos do Brasil. (Imagem: Ilustrativa)

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The Brazilian City With 300 Days of Sun a Year That Became a Jumping-Off Point for Victory in World War II by Receiving 20,000 American Aircraft and Still Houses a Star-Shaped Fortress by the Seaside, at the Point of the Country Closest to Africa

Ana Alice 25/02/2026 at 20:03

Geologists Find 4% of Normandy D-Day Beach Sand Still Contains Metal Fragments from WWII Explosions

Construction Workers in Germany Uncover Nearly Intact 29-Ton StuG III Tank Buried for 80 Years

The German fund created to compensate victims of Nazi forced labor paid billions, but the responsible parties themselves admit that the money did not come close to compensating 26 million people.

How Romania became Hitler’s “gas station,” supplying about half of the oil used by Nazi Germany, and surprised the world by abandoning the Axis in 1944, just when the fuel shortage was beginning to suffocate the Third Reich.

Germany and Japan expand defense amid tensions with China, Russia, and doubts about the US

Japanese ship known as the “hell ship” was located near the island of Luzon and confirms one of the most striking maritime tragedies of 1944.

Reservoir drops in Thailand and reveals a “Death Railway” station that was hidden underwater for over 40 years, connected to the route built during World War II by Allied prisoners and Asian workers.

At 6,800 meters in the Pacific, the deepest shipwreck ever recorded was found, and within it lies the story of sailors who faced Japanese battleships with a ship five times smaller…

Nazi submarine U-864, sunk during World War II with 65 tons of mercury, is back in the spotlight and exposes a growing environmental risk on the seabed of Norway as the government faces an urgent technical decision.

Technology developed to protect military communications in the 1940s scrambled voices and today gives rise to the robotic sound that dominates current music.

The U.S. Trained Pigeons to Guide Missiles in World War II: Discover Project Pigeon, the Bizarre Weapon That Placed Birds Inside Warheads to Peck at Target Images, Correct Course in Real Time, and Attempt to Turn a Common Animal into a Precision Guidance System

The Brazilian City With 300 Days of Sun a Year That Became a Jumping-Off Point for Victory in World War II by Receiving 20,000 American Aircraft and Still Houses a Star-Shaped Fortress by the Seaside, at the Point of the Country Closest to Africa

1,700-Year-Old Roman Mosaic Discovered by Farmer Planting Cherry Trees in Turkey

Chinese Teen Wins Gold in Germany for Invention Turning Air Moisture into Underground Irrigation in Drought-Stricken Areas

Indian Teens Win National Geographic Award at Google Science Fair for Using Common Sour Fruit to Naturally Coagulate Rubber in 6 Hours, Reducing Production Time by 10 Hours

India Begins Drilling Massive Twin Tunnel Under National Park to Cut Mumbai Commute by 12 km and Save Up to 1 Hour

Lucy, the 3.2-million-year-old fossil that reshaped our understanding of human origins, makes a rare journey from Ethiopia to Abu Dhabi.

At 28, a Female Shipbuilder Restores a 30-Meter Yacht from 1962, Highlighting Women’s Often Overlooked Contributions in Shipyards

16-Year-Old Girl Wins Top Google Science Fair Prize for Creating Water-Retaining Soil Material from Discarded Orange and Avocado Peels