A French writer fleeing Paris in June 1940 has a nervous first encounter with the enemy. 

In a cemetery outside Warsaw, Marxist-Leninist theory meets the course of history. 

Leon Werth captures the chaos and uncertainty that preceded the Nazis into Paris. 

George Kennan is most known for his diplomatic work following World War II, as the Soviet Union imposed an Iron Curtain on the states of Eastern Europe and Cold War tensions began. But Kennan's writings during World War II give the eerie account of a region on the precipice of Nazi conquest.

Marking the centennial of the Russian Revolution with a photographic flashback to Red Square.