History buffs have the chance to own a real World War II air raid shelter – as long as they are prepared to move to the UK. An original Anderson shelter is buried beneath the backyard of this ...

“It was built as an air raid shelter before the outbreak of hostilities during the Second World War. After the war, my father Rai Mahbub Narayan went around asking his friends who were leaving ...

A few hours later the store was blasted to bits during the blitz of Sheffield in World War II. The city centre ... in the first hour of the raid. The air raid shelter I should have gone in with ...

Former army chief Shankar Roychowdhury recalled that during World War II, air raid precaution (ARP) wardens would go around Calcutta armed with whistles and torches and warn residents to be aware of ...

Eighty years ago, on May 3, 1945, as Europe stood in hope and prayer for the end of World War II, one of the greatest ... British aircraft carried out an air raid on the German ships Cap Arcona ...

Little wonder, then, that when World War II finally came to an end ... the first British civilian to be killed in a German air-raid after the Luftwaffe dropped more than 120 high explosive ...

Something else she remembers is when the air sirens went off ... magazines that look back at events that led to the end of World War II in Europe and marked a new era. In the VE Day 80 ...

“Netaji and my grandfather Sarat Bose were both concerned about the common folk [during World War II] and built temporary air raid shelters. They would then tell the public not to panic and educate ...

Local schoolchildren were invited for a private tour of the air raid shelter led by NTU’s Professor Chris Reynolds and Jason King to experience what it was like to take shelter from bombs during World ...

Ukrainian children are growing up in a world entirely reshaped by Russia’s war. The Kyiv Independent spoke to children and ...

Inside, the privately owned and operated Center of the Tokyo Raids and War Damage was established largely by the efforts of ...

We report from the Black Sea port city of Odesa, where life goes on, despite the threat of Russian attacks.