The Jerusalem Post reached out to Haim Saadoun, a renowned historian and the director of the Documentation Center of North African Jewry During World War II at the Yad Ben Zvi Institute in ...

A new species of predatory dinosaur that lived in North Africa 95 million years ago has been identified—some 80 years after the only specimen was destroyed in a World War II bombing raid.

photographs of fossils destroyed during the Allied bombing of Munich in World War II. Researchers announced the find in PLOS One, describing a unique species they propose calling Tameryraptor ...

Follow the three years of battles in the North African desert, and see how Axis and Allied forces chased each other across this hostile terrain.

An artist's reconstruction of the newly named dinosaur whose remains were destroyed in a 1944 WWII ... “Presumably, the dinosaur fauna of North Africa was much more diverse than we ...

Aug 8, 2024 Aug 8, 2024 Updated Nov 14, 2024 The remains of a World War II airman from Manchester whose ... Samoski on the Wall of the Missing at the North Africa American Cemetery in Carthage ...

SNSB and LMU Paleontologists have identified a new species of predatory dinosaur from the Cretaceous period in North Africa ... during World War II. The researchers analyzed previously unknown ...