On December 17, 1944, during the Battle of the Bulge, a chilling war crime unfolded at Baugnez Crossroads, Belgium. American ...

On December 17, 1944, during the Battle of the Bulge, over 80 American POWs were brutally executed by Kampfgruppe Peiper, an SS Panzer unit, in what became known as the Malmedy Massacre.

The atrocity came to be called the Malmedy Massacre after its location at crossroads near the Belgian town. Its victims mostly were from Battery B, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion.

The atrocity came to be called the Malmedy Massacre after its location at crossroads near the Belgian town. Its victims mostly were from Battery B, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion.

Billow, a U.S. Army veteran who, when he died in May at 99, was the last living survivor of the World War II’s Malmedy Massacre. Smucker on Friday voted against the $1.7 trillion spending bill ...

A Veterans Day tradition continues in Mount Joy, Lancaster County.Eighty-seven flags hanging honor the victims of the Malmedy massacre in 1944.Harold Billow, the last known survivor of the ...

One of the most shocking incidents of World War II for Americans -- a cold-blooded Nazi massacre of surrendering American troops -- gets weaponized against the United States by surviving Nazis ...

What happened next would become known as the infamous Malmedy Massacre. Just outside the ancient city of Malmedy, Belgium, a stone and wooden roadside memorial greets you, stark in its simplicity.

The Malmédy massacre of captured U.S. soldiers, during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944, was one of the most vicious atrocities committed by Germans in combat during the war. By the ...

The atrocity came to be called the Malmedy Massacre after its location at a crossroads near the Belgian town. Its victims mostly were from Battery B, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion.