In the heart of the Holocaust, a grotesque paradox was unfolding. Just 30 kilometres south of Auschwitz, a place where over a million people met their brutal fate, the perpetrators of this horror were indulging in leisure and recreation. Photographs taken between May and December 1944 reveal Auschwitz officers and guards relaxing at the SS resort of Solahütte. These images, held by the United States National Holocaust Museum, offer a chilling insight into the “social life” of

On 16th March 1978, along via Fani in Rome, a faction of the militant far-left organization called the Red Brigades intercepted the two-car convoy transporting former Italian Prime Minister, Aldo Moro, abducting him and tragically killing his five bodyguards. This event occurred as Moro was en route to a session of the Chamber of Deputies, where discussions were scheduled to address a vote of confidence for a new government under the leadership of Giulio Andreotti. Notably