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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features top stories on a suspected explosion and drone incident in Leipzig, Germany, and an upcoming solar eclipse visible across Europe. Other prominent articles delve into historical topics related to the Nazi regime, including personal records and…
Investigators found evidence of an explosion near Leipzig Airport shortly after a drone was discovered, with speculation that attempts were made to obscure evidence. The article probes into who might be responsible.
Europe is set to experience its most spectacular solar eclipse in 20 years on Wednesday. The article provides essential information and recommends the best viewing locations across Germany and Europe.
This article offers a tool to research personal records of SA and SS members, and the NSDAP membership files, to uncover potential connections to Nazi Germany within one's own family history.
A personal account of an individual's anxiety disorder, which was understood only after researching his grandfather's Nazi past, highlighting the impact of inherited trauma.
Historian Uwe Danker discusses the digital availability of Nazi records and its potential to debunk family myths, while cautioning about the importance of correct interpretation.
An examination of SA and SS personnel files, many of which ZEIT has published, explaining why these documents remain crucial for understanding Nazi perpetrators.
The Federal Archives, which supported ZEIT's work on SA and SS records, hold numerous documents, but few are currently digitized, raising questions about future public access.
Election data from the Weimar Republic illustrates the swift decline of democracy and the gradual rise of the Nazi party, with an interactive tool to track regional election results.
Live updates on the Iran war, mentioning Donald Trump and developments concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
