Adolf Hitler was a master of manufacturing public-security crises to advance his authoritarian agenda. He used inflammatory ...

To make D-Day a success, the Allies thought they might have to break through formidable German defences. One unconventional idea was a "giant firework".

Adolf Hitler called it the "Atlantic Wall", and there are still many traces of it, littering beaches from the Bay of Biscay to the sub-Arctic fjords.

The Atlantic Wall was Hitler’s attempt to seal off Europe from Allied invasion, but it turned into one of the most expensive strategic failures in WWII. Stretching thousands of miles, it cost a ...

A Canadian war museum in Normandy, France, is working to unearth and preserve remnants of Hitler’s so-called Atlantic Wall, despite opposition from those who believe the structures should be ...

Robert Scott Kellner / History News Network Updated March 11, 2019 at 6:08 PM What One German Diary Reveals About Hitler's Attempt to Protect His Country With a Wall What the diary of a German ...

Haunting images show remains of Hitler's defence wall left in ruins 71 years after the end of the war The Nazi leader built 1,670 miles of fortifications along the Atlantic coast to help promote ...

They laid down a terrific machine-gun fire, but were quickly overwhelmed. As far as I have seen there is no sign of Hitler’s vaunted Atlantic wall with its massive concrete fortifications.

The Atlantic Wall was Adolf Hitler's name for the fortifications that were the cornerstone of his Fortress Europe defences against Allied invasion. Construction of the complex network of concrete ...

NEW ORLEANS -- Three sections of Nazi Germany's Atlantic Wall have arrived in New Orleans, where they will be on display at the National World War II Museum. Each of the three sections of wall is ...