Two Nazi looted paintings displayed in Spain are returned to Poland
TWO 15th century paintings looted from Poland during World War II that ended up in Spain’s Galicia region, have been sent back after 79 years.
Nazis on the Costa del Sol: The evil men who found refuge in Marbella
A NEW book once again throws the spotlight on the history of the Costa del Sol as a refuge for wanted Nazis after World War
Titanic of the Mountains: Historic train station in Spain’s Pyrenees to be transformed into luxury hotel
Known as the ‘Titanic of the Mountains’, a grandiose railway station which is reputed to have served both as an escape route for thousands of
Long Read: Tributes roll in as last surviving Spanish Nazi concentration camp prisoner dies aged 101
THE last Spaniard to have survived the Nazi concentration camps in World War II has passed away. Juan Romero died peacefully surrounded by family in
A secret WW2 German U-boat base, Nazis on the run, macabre facilities for facial reconstruction surgery – the shady past of Spain’s Fuerteventura
Words by Conor Mcglone SCORES of roosting doves erupted from the decrepit courtyard as we entered the ominously-named Villa Winter. I’m not easily spooked but
Spanish Catholic group under fire AGAIN after comparing feminists to Hitler on side of campaign bus
HazteOir is an ultra-Catholic organisation that has faced similar controversy before
Secret British World War Two documents reveal fears of Nazi coup of Canary Islands
The conditions on the islands were ripe for an uprising
MI6 report reveals why Winston Churchill spent almost €1 billion bribing Spain during World War II
The money was used to bribe Spanish generals and businessmen
Spain seeking the return of gifts it gave to the Nazis intended to prove the superiority of Aryan race
The gifts include necklaces and human bones
Barranco Blanco: Secret valley with links to the Nazis
The beautiful, hidden valley of Barranco Blanco has a shady past
Nazis hold rally in Malaga
Neo Nazis gathered to protest at the detention of far right activists in Greece
Legal battle launched over work stolen by Nazis
A tug-of-war is to begin in the courts over a 15m euro Pissarro painting allegedly stolen by the Nazis and now owned by Spain
