Among the countless artworks taken by the Nazis during World War II was a humble interior scene by a 17th-century Dutch painter intended to hang in Adolf Hitler’s Führermuseum, the dictator’s ...

The boyhood home of Adolf Hitler will be turned into a Holocaust museum under a plan approved by Austria's government and the owner of the building, in Brannau.

The Austrian house where Adolf Hitler was born could be turned into a museum named the "House of Responsibility." Hitler was born there in the town of Braunau am Inn in 1889.

An Indonesian woman take a selfie with a life-size wax sculpture of Adolf Hitler at a museum in Yogyakarta in Java, Indonesia, on November 10. The museum later removed the waxwork.

Adolf Hitler’s birth house in Braunau am Inn (Austria) in 1934. (RNS) The Austrian house where Adolf Hitler was born could be turned into a museum named the “House of Responsibility. ...

This claim is false. Twitter flagged the Nov. 1 tweet, shown above, as a violation of its rules on Nov. 3.Neither Kanye nor Hitler is displayed at a Madame Tussauds museum at the time of this ...

Around a dozen boxes of Nazi material confiscated by Argentinean authorities during World War II were recently rediscovered ...

The Nazis entitled the portrait Adolf Hitler, Creator of the Third Reich and Renewer of German Art, but today it is known as Der Führer (The Leader). Collection of the Imperial War Museum. Public ...

Recently, some U.S. politicians have pointed out that Adolf Hitler dismantled a constitutional republic in "one month, three weeks, two days, eight hours, and 40 minutes" as they draw comparisons ...

Adolf Hitler's "Special Commission Linz" purchased the painting after it was seized by the Nazis. Hitler reportedly planned to exhibit the work in his unrealized Fürhermuseum in his hometown of ...

Even a wax figurine of West, who goes by Ye, was removed from public viewing at Madame Tussauds London museum, a museum spokesperson confirmed to The Guardian. The figure was put into archive storage.

Among the countless artworks taken by the Nazis during World War II was a humble interior scene by a 17th-century Dutch painter intended to hang in Adolf Hitler’s Führermuseum, the dictator’s ...