Facts and Stories from WWII That We Won’t Find in History Books

While WWII formally concluded with the signing of peace treaties and the cessation of hostilities in various regions, it’s true that some conflicts didn’t have clear-cut resolutions. One such example is the ongoing state of war between Russia and Japan. Despite the end of active combat, the two countries never signed a peace treaty to formally end hostilities.

As a result, technically, a state of war still exists between them. This situation underscores the complexity and lingering tensions that can persist even after the guns fall silent, reminding us that the aftermath of war can extend far beyond the battlefield.