World
Human Jawbone Surfaces on Lake Mead Shore
Human remains have been discovered on the shore of Lake Mead in Nevada, with the low water level revealing other long-submerged secrets.
World
Japan's Unit 731: 14,000 Killed, Crimes Unpunished
Survivor testimonies reveal the scale of World War II's most monstrous human experiments, while the Japanese government continues to deny the crimes.
Croatia
Wreck of the 'Slovenac' Resurfaces from the Water
Due to the extremely low water level of the Sava River, parts of the wreck of the steam tugboat 'Slovenac', which sank in 1945, have become visible again. The ship struck a German magnetic mine in the final days of World War II.
World
Low Danube Reveals Soldiers, Mines, and Mammoths
Record-low water levels of the Danube and Rhine in several European countries have brought to the surface remnants from World War II, prehistoric mammoth bones, and shipwrecks.
World
Drought Reveals Danube's Treasures: From Nazi Ships to 10,000-Year-Old Mammoth Bones
Record-low river levels, caused by prolonged heatwaves, have surfaced a sunken wartime fleet, ancient fossils, and a long-lost shipwreck in Croatia.
World
Danube at Budapest Reveals German Motorcycle and Two WWII Soldiers
World
Budapest's Danube Reveals Wartime Secret: Remains of Soldiers and a Motorcycle from the 1940s
World
Budapest Bridge and Riverfront Closed Due to WWII Explosives
World
Emergency Evacuation in Cologne: 250 kg Wartime Bomb Found
World
A Message from Hiroshima 81 Years On
Japan marks the anniversary of the first nuclear attack in history, with Mayor Kazumi Matsui set to condemn the growing notion that atomic weapons prevent conflicts.
World
Danube at Record Low: Nazi Warships and Mammoth Bones Emerge
Unprecedented drought reveals decades-hidden historical remains but also threatens nuclear plant shutdowns and an energy crisis in Central and Eastern Europe.
World
Drought Reveals Hitler's Fleet: Nazi Ships from 80 Years Ago Emerge from the Danube in Serbia
Extremely low water levels have exposed wrecks that have been blocking navigation for decades, with an EU project aiming to remove them by 2028.
Local
Molat Summer Brings Four Exhibitions
In Jazi Bay on Molat until August 20, visitors can view displays dedicated to the suffering in World War II, the Homeland War, and photographs of the Zadar archipelago.
Croatia
Croatia Marks Samudaripen: 16,173 Roma Perished in Jasenovac, Including 5,608 Children
The central commemoration is held at the Roma memorial cemetery in Uštica, with Labor Minister Alen Ružić representing the Government.
Croatia
Historian Jareb: The figure of 700,000 victims of Jasenovac was a political instrument
Dr. Mario Jareb from the Croatian Institute of History, in a podcast by Večernji TV, disputed the prevalent estimates of the number of Serbian victims in Jasenovac, claiming that demographic data contradict those figures.