An unexploded aerial bomb from World War II was defused in the centre of the eastern German city of Dresden by a special ...

A British bomb from World War II was discovered during construction work on the Carola Bridge. The bridge had partially ...

Workers trying to dismantle the partially collapsed Carola bridge in the eastern German city of Dresden have found an ...

The city of Dresden was the site of some of the most devastating bombing campaigns of the Second World War. #EuropeNews ...

Workers trying to dismantle the partially collapsed Carola bridge in the eastern German city of Dresden have found an ...

So why not the atomic bomb? Nazi Germany, it turns out, made other choices and simply ran out of time. In January of 1939, the German chemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann published the results ...

Germany's boisterous New Year's Eve celebrations saw five people killed across Germany and over 400 arrested in Berlin alone, ...

The German government should help cover some of the more than £165,000 it cost to deal with an unexploded Second World War ...

(Getty Images) Richard Holmes describes how German planes dropped the first bombs on central London. Richard Holmes describes how German planes dropped the first bombs on central London.

Screengrab from the Soprintendenza Del Mare's Facebook post On March 2, 1943, a German plane took off from Catania, Sicily, and flew south toward the port of Tripoli in Libya. Armed with bombs as ...