Obama's 'Nobel' pathSource: The News
T S Eliot was not joking when he said "the Nobel is a ticket to one's own funeral. No one has ever done anything after he got it." President Obama got this ticket too soon in his presidency.
War With Iran? America's Titanic Rushes The Iceberg Source: OpinionMaker
A very strange thing must have happened to Admiral Michael Mullen, Chairman of the US JointAdmiral Mike Mullen Chiefs of Staff (JCS), on his way to his recent talk at Washington's National Press Club.
Stalin still looms large over eastern EuropeSource: FT.com
Vladimir Putin is due in Poland on Tuesday to stand with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and Polish leaders to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the start of the second world war. But this show of unity belies deep divisions about the war, its causes and its consequences.
Europe Marks Anniversary Of WWII BeginningSource: CBS News
European and American officials plan to mark Tuesday's 70th anniversary of World War II with a ceremony bringing former friends and foes together on the Baltic peninsula where the conflict began.
We'll meet again...Vera Lynn' back in the charts!Source: express.co.uk
FORCES sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn has made a record-breaking re-entry into the charts 70 years after her Second World War heyday.
Dame Vera, 92, yesterday became the oldest living artist ever to appear in the top 20 album chart.
WWII promise kept, mystery solvedSource: The San Diego Union-Tribune
The two wallet-size photos sat in a box in Fiorenzo Lopardo's bedroom dresser, reminders of a promise not yet kept.
Decade after decade he held on to them, through law school, through raising a family, through 16 years as a Superior Court judge in Vista.
New Looks at the Fields of Death for Jews Source: The New York Times
In the Ukrainian town of Berdichev, Jewish women were forced to swim across a wide river until they drowned. In Telsiai, Lithuania, children were thrown alive into pits filled with their murdered parents.

I read this book by Gerhard Weinberg not too long ago and I have to admit that this was an intresting read about the hopes of the leaders of every major participating nation in the Second World War(U.S., Britain, Soviet Union, Germany, Japan, Italy, China, and France) and how the …
Deported Former Nazi Guard A Free Man In Austria Source: The New York Times
A former Nazi concentration camp guard who was deported from the United States on Thursday is now a free man because he cannot be prosecuted in Austria, the Austrian justice ministry said on Friday.
D-Day RehearsalsSource: AOL
(March 9) - In what's turned out to be a fascinating discovery, an amateur historian has unearthed footage of American and British troops practicing for D-Day.
Bletchley Park saved for posteritySource: Guardian Unlimited
Bletchley Park – the code breaking centre made famous for its role in cracking the Enigma code during the second world war – looks set to be saved from extinction after a £330,000 grant from English Heritage.
Robert B. Nett, Awarded Medal of Honor, Dies at 86 Source: The New York Times
Col. Robert B. Nett, who received the Medal of Honor for heroism in combat in the Philippines during World War II and later served in the Korean and Vietnam Wars, died Sunday. He was 86.