The forgotten ‘wolf children’ of World War II Following the end of the devastating conflict, children of East Prussia went to great lengths in order to survive.

The battle for East Prussia — Germany’s “bowels of iron and heart of steel” — had begun. So far, history was repeating itself.

Over the centuries, East Prussia became a productive agricultural region and a recurring battleground. The author takes readers through this compelling history.

This new addition to the award-winning War in the East fills out your collection of Eastern Front scenarios with a range of new and challenging battles.

Near the end of WWII, Stalin's Red Army took siege of East Prussia. Living in a small village there was a girl, 10 years old, named Elizabeth. Now, decades later, Elizabeth Ellis is a naturalized ...

Farm work as a Prisoner of War in East Prussia 1940-45 - Bernard Loughlin's War Part 3 by Hugh_Loughlin You are browsing in: Archive List > Childhood and Evacuation Contributed by Hugh_Loughlin ...

Battle of Tannenberg Allied with France and Britain, Grand Duke Nicholas, the Russian commander, agreed to help relieve the French, under attack from Germany, with an offensive in East Prussia.

Michael St. Maur Sheil Between 1914-15, Germany defeated the Russian Army in two separate battles fought in the Masurian Lakes region in East Prussia. Michael St. Maur Sheil ...

This story originally appeared on 6abc. Parts of East Dekalb Pike are closed in both directions due to a large sinkhole in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Officials say the sinkhole opened up on Monday ...