Joseph Kittinger jumping from his balloon up 102,000 feet in August 16, 1960



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Winter is coming. It always comes to Leningrad, fierce and relentless, but in September 1941 it arrives like an executioner. The city is ringed by German and Finnish armies—almost three million souls trapped inside what will become a vast, frozen prison. The siege is not just a military campaign. It’s a slow-motion catastrophe, a war waged against hope itself.
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On March 19, 1945, in the central German city of Giessen, soldiers of the 6th U.S. Armored Division take custody of a group of prisoners who barely look old enough to shave. Some wear oversized uniforms. Some still have round faces, soft hands, and the stiff, unsure posture of adolescents trying to appear older than they are.
They are German child soldiers.
