Around the world, governments are taking stock of oil submerged aboard long-sunk, deteriorating vessels.
The remains of Rudolf Hess have been exhumed in Germany and his grave destroyed after it became a shrine for neo-Nazis.
John Demjanjuk, 91, is unlikely to live out the five years of his sentence for being an accessory to murder of almost 30,000 people.
Austrian museum agrees to return $29-$44 million Gustav Klimt painting to the only surviving descendant of original Jewish owner.
The sheer clumsiness of the mission almost sounds like the makings of a screwball comedy.
The set of solid gold false teeth costs an arm and a leg.
Outlawed as "degenerate art" by the Nazi, a treasure trove of sculptures was found buried in rubble.
The capitalist West Germany and the communist East merged barely a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
Gen. McChrystal was not the first general to be dismissed by a president. And due to the U.S. military and political systems, he won't be the last.
Germany's Templehof was decommissioned in 2008 and is slated to host a sustainable mobility event 2011.