Science Communication Officer Würzburg-Dresden Cluster of Excellence ct.qmat Tel.: +49 351 463 33496 | E-Mail: katja.lesser@tu-dresden.de Stefanie Düring-Schmidt | PR Technische Sammlungen Dresden Tel ...

And we mustn’t forget what happened here,” said a woman who travelled to attend the event from the German capital. On 13 February 1945, Allied forces began a three-day bombing raid on Dresden ...

A young man has been jailed for having sex with his sister 21 times after alerting police to his crimes and claiming it was consensual.

Pan Macmillan; £18.99 The last eight months of the war in Europe were among the bloodiest and most destructive. Adolf Hitler ...

the unenlightened despot who transformed Dresden from a sleepy provincial capital into the so-called “Florence of the Elbe”. Augustus built this palace to house his favourite mistress – he ...

Dresden, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, had been spared Allied air attacks until the night of February 13, 1945, when the first bombs fell on the former capital of Saxony.

People from Dresden saw their city as one of culture and porcelain production but in early 1945, when it was still untouched by bombing, Nazi generals reclassified the Saxon capital as a ...

Dresden commemorated the victims of World War II and the destruction of the city eight decades ago with several events on Thursday. View on euronews ...

Alexis Dudden on the firebombing of Tokyo and on post-war struggles to keep it remembered ...

The most famous (or, as they say now, hyped) image of the Pahonia coat of arms is probably the one located in the former ...

Thirty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the early euphoria of reunification, enduring economic inequalities ...