Bringing Boston University’s World War II Heroes Back into Memory
Prof. Woodward and Michael Tozeski (Pardee’25) bring Boston University’s World War II heroes back into memory.
Berger on BBC News: Germany Reacts to Mein Kampf
Professor Thomas Berger discusses the significance of the first modern German edition of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf.
Berger on ABC Radio: Austria’s Nazi Past
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger said that Austria had a mixed record in reckoning with its past in World War II.
Berger on ABC Australia: The Guilt of War
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger said that Germany and Japan took very different paths in reckoning with national guilt after World War II.
Berger in the Media: Abe’s Non-Apology
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger spoke with media outlets after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe did not issue a new apology on the 70th anniversary of their surrender in World War II.
Keylor in Daytona News-Journal on WWII Aftermath
Pardee School Professor William Keylor said that many draftees in World War II experienced unique challenges upon returning to civilian life.
Keylor: Cold War Changed Views on WWII
Pardee Professor Bill Keylor said Cold War propaganda changed the views of Europeans and Americans on the key role played by the Soviet Army in WWII.