Paul Goffin has spent much of his adult life solemnly remembering the American Army Soldiers who fought to free his home ...

In a statement, WJRO President Gideon Taylor and COO Mark Weitzman called the omission a failure to address SNCB’s moral ...

Today, the 56th Artillery Command’s presence at the 80th-anniversary commemoration serves as a tribute to its historical ties ...

A group of Latvian soldiers were interned in the small Belgian town of Zedelgem after World War II. But they were part of Nazi Germany’s SS forces. (JTA) — A Belgian town is removing from a ...

But in the chaos of the early 20th Century when World War One threatened to destroy Belgium, Leopold II's nephew King Albert I erected statues to remember the successes of years gone by.

On the eve of World War One, as German forces demanded safe passage through Belgium on their way to attack France, the Belgian king refused to stand aside. What came next was unimaginable.

World War II begins. May: As Germany marches into Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, Winston Churchill replaces a disgraced Neville Chamberlain, the man responsible for the appeasement of ...