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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features several prominent stories. A top story discusses Vladimir Putin's perceived aggressive stance towards Europe and Russia's hybrid warfare tactics, linking it to a drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Other articles delve into the investigation of the…
Vladimir Putin's hybrid warfare aims to unsettle Europeans, but incidents like the one in Leipzig suggest a more direct confrontation is underway, viewing Europe as an adversary. This is a column by Maxim Kireev.
A drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport could be considered a "warlike act" according to a German SPD politician, Sebastian Fiedler, who believes new legislation is needed to provide authorities with more capabilities.
The drones frequently observed over Germany remain a mystery to investigators, but the recent Leipzig incident may provide crucial answers about their origin and capabilities.
Research personal records of the SA and SS, and the NSDAP membership files to investigate your relatives' involvement in Nazi Germany.
Andreas Bönte's anxiety disorder was understood only after he researched his grandfather's Nazi past, revealing a connection to transgenerational trauma.
Decades of debate surrounded the SA and SS papers, which ZEIT has published extensively, highlighting their continued importance as a corrective historical resource.
The Federal Archives assisted ZEIT in processing SA and SS files, holding various documents, but few are currently digitized.
Election data illustrates the rapid collapse of the Weimar Republic and its points of resistance, with a tool to track regional electoral changes.
