Bombs triggered by the presence of people with specific biometric traits may soon be feasible, warns a report.

In the 1930s a number of young men at Cambridge University were recruited as Soviet spies. They were not motivated by financial gain but by the belief that capitalism was corrupt and that the Soviet Union offered a better model for society.

A grandson of German-Russian immigrants and now governor of Montana, signed posthumous pardons for 78 men and women convicted in 1918 and 1919 for critizicing the US government.

Two orphan boys living under a tree after their family was murdered, a 13-year-old girl shot in the chest and a 6-year-old boy trying desperately not to cry as doctors treater shrapnel wounds to his leg.

Soldiers rounded up all the men and boys, executed some on the spot and detained others, and then used violence, including rape, to drive the rest of the people away.

A 12-year old boy works as a spy at the war front. The small boy can cross the enemy lines unnoticed to collect information. Three officers try to take care of this boy-child.

A wandering soldier keeps looking and finding all kinds of jobs, unable to accept the fact that the war has ended, and that he should learn to live with peace.