Maus Tank in Kubinka Museum | Panzer-Archeology

Children’s bookstore owner Fawn Fernandes was bothered to hear that a school board in her state of Tennessee banned the graphic novel "Maus." Also in Tennessee, Cameron McCasland posted a picture of himself with the book, which he calls “powerful.” The school board in McMinn County says it voted unanimously to remove the book from the eighth grade curriculum and will find more books they believe are age-appropriate to teach about the Holocaust. | Inside Edition

From the lightning-fast Panzer II reaching 25 mph to the massive 188-ton Maus, this is the complete history of German WWII mobility. Explore the iconic Panzers, rugged Sd.Kfz. half-tracks, and the indispensable Opel Blitz trucks that fueled the Blitzkrieg. Discover the engineering marvels and logistical giants that formed the backbone of the Wehrmacht across every front of the Second World War. #WWII #GermanArmor #Panzer #MilitaryHistory #WarMachines #TankHistory #Wehrmacht #MilitaryEngineering

The Panzer VIII Maus, a German World War II super-heavy tank completed in July 1944, shown halted during testing or transport. As of 2025, it remains the heaviest fully enclosed armored fighting vehicle ever built. #ww2 #military #army #tank | The War Rooms

Have you ever heard about Hitler's secret monster tank that never saw combat? 🤔 Find out about the slightly bizarre, yet fascinating, history of the Panzer VIII Maus tank. | Forces News