Overall, World War II Interactive is a great app that should be a good purchase for anyone wanting to know more about the event without having to scour through pages upon pages in Wikipedia.

World War II Interactive lets you re-live the war, without like re-living the war. The app is pretty well designed too, relying on a lot of intuitive swiping of categories ...

World War II Interactive from Internet Design Zone offers a well-organized blend of text, photos, maps, and multimedia that together provide a solid overview of the conflict. The app splits up the ...

World War II-era map sparks treasure hunt for Nazi loot in Dutch village. Detail of a hand-drawn map purportedly showing where Nazi loot was buried in Ommeren, the Netherlands.

Incredibly detailed maps used by civilians to follow WWII’s progress. In defense of the Washington, D.C., World War II Memorial. Real fighter-plane footage from American raids against Germany in ...

Interactive map shows details of every bomb that hit Aberdeen in World War II. By Laura Redpath. ... but a new online map has just made gathering World War II knowledge a little easier.

What's immediately clear is the shocking amount of carnage that took place in the Eastern European "bloodlands" between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. According to the National World War II ...

T he declarations had not yet come, but on Aug. 28, 1939, Europe already knew war was on its way. On that day, 75 years ago, the armies that would fight what became World War II had gathered. Just ...

Retired Marine Colonel Keith Seiwell wants to give the next generation a virtual experience of World War II when the General Spaatz National Army Air Force's Museum opens next summer.