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In the '40s, the US military detonated the world's first nuke, then something went very wrong
The first nuclear bomb was detonated over New Mexico in the 1940s, only it didn't go according to plan and civilians ended up ...
I finished watching the four-part series "The Century of Film: World War II in 8K" that I had recorded.I am left speechless ...
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made a ritual "masakaki" tree stand offering to war-related Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo ...
TAIPEI―Taiwan’s government has told its people to shun events in China next month for the anniversary of the birth of a man ...
The ‘a pointless death’ remembered by a 100-year-old special-attack unit member, today a 15-year-old boy shouts “Long live the Emperor” At 10 p.m. on the 15th, KBS1 ‘Docu Insight’ will air ...
The Yuan dynasty felt secure enough to invade Japan—and suffer catastrophic losses—because its position on the Eurasian ...
LeMay’s answer was fire. On the night of March 9, 1945, close to 300 B-29s came in low under cover of darkness and dropped ...
What did a gas pump look like in the 1930s? How did one apply to get into university in the 1920s? Did toasters work the same ...
It is said that a festival commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Kanei Gyoko (Imperial Visit) will be held in Kyoto this ...
Famed for his relentless creativity in writing over 1,000 short short stories, Hoshi Shin’ichi has been one of Japan’s ...
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