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In February 1945, bombing raids during World War Two hit Dresden, Germany, killing 25,000 people. Now, 70 years later, an artist's panorama depicts the destroyed city as it looked in the aftermath. On ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Participants in a march by right-wing extremists walk through the southern suburbs of Dresden to mark the 79th anniversary of the ...

Tens of thousands gathered in Dresden's old town to pay tribute to the victims of Allied air raids in 1945. The commemoration has taken place every year since 2010 and often attracts right-wing ...

Dresden thought it was safe, protected by its architectural beauty. But 73 years ago, the city paid an enormous price for Hitler's war, suffering bombing attacks of a ferocity unparalleled in Germany.

Seventy years after the fire bombing of Dresden during the Second World War, the artist Yadegar Asisi recalls the horror of the devastating event. A new 360-degree panorama presentation opened this ...

A provocative Dresden art installation has ramped up tensions ahead of anniversary of the British bombing of 1945 that claimed at least 25,000 lives and flattened the Baroque Saxon capital. Monument, ...

Dresden's world-famous Frauenkirche in 1945 and as it is today. Photo: DPA On February 13, Dresden will commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Allied air raid that reduced the baroque city to rubble.

Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Like Frederick Taylor, I grew up with a sense that the RAF's bombing of Dresden on 13-14 February 1945 was a stain on the Allies' war ...

Most Americans — at least, the ones who aren’t addicted to the History Channel — know about the bombing of Dresden in 1945 from Kurt Vonnegut’s bestselling novel “Slaughterhouse-Five,” based on ...