Nov 20, 2009
World War II Reparations Compared: German and Japanese Responses to War Crimes and Atrocities
By: Michael Streich
Nov 14, 2009
Turning Point Battles in World War II: Stalingrad and Midway Changed the Direction of the Second World War
By: Michael Streich
Nov 14, 2009
Stalingrad 1942-1943: Turning Point of the German Soviet War and World War II
By: Michael Streich
Nov 13, 2009
Operation Overlord: D-Day, the 6th of June, 1944
By: Ivan Castro
Nov 12, 2009
Clyde 'Sparky' Cosper: The Hero who Saved a Buckinghamshire Village From Disaster
By: Lynda Osborne
Nov 11, 2009
Causes of World War II in Europe: Failure of the League of Nations and Appeasement Led to Conflict
By: Michael Streich
Nov 10, 2009
How To Win a War Against Adolf Hitler: Fight Him with Rubber and Cheap Plywood
By: David Musser
Nov 4, 2009
A Short History of the M1 Garand Rifle: The Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised
By: Michael Allred
Oct 31, 2009
Voices of the Holocaust: Survivors Recall Nazi Medical Experimentation at Auschwitz
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 31, 2009
The 'Angel of Death' Comes to Auschwitz: An Overview of the Early Career of Josef Mengele
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 31, 2009
'Nothing . . . Close to Human Existence': Life and Work at Auschwitz
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 29, 2009
Unbroken Navajo Code of World War II: Native American Language Protected Troops in WWII
By: Katrena Wells
Oct 29, 2009
Role of Navajo Code Talkers in World War II: Unbreakable WWII Communication Tactics Helped to Win War
By: Katrena Wells
Oct 29, 2009
Nancy Wake – The Gestapo's Most-Wanted: Covert World War Two Operative, the White Mouse
By: Hari Navarro
Oct 28, 2009
Submarine Orzel – Poland's Heroic Gesture: Polish Sub Stands as Pillar of Strength in World War II
By: William Silvester
Oct 27, 2009
Fly Girls of World War II: WASP Program Gets Recognition
By: Kathleen Strelow
Oct 24, 2009
San Marino in the Second World War: Despite Neutrality San Marino Bombed in WW II
By: William Silvester
Oct 22, 2009
Bristol Blenheim V: W/Cdr.Malcolm and the Award of a Posthumous VC
By: Murray McLeod
Oct 22, 2009
Pavlov's House in Stalingrad: A Symbol of Soviet Determination in World War II
By: Jon Matsune
Oct 19, 2009
The Propaganda of Lord Haw Haw: William Joyce Hanged for Treason in U.K.
By: Rupert Taylor
Oct 14, 2009
The Doctors' Trial: Ethical Reflections on Judgment at Nuremberg
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 9, 2009
Kristallnacht, The Night of Broken Glass: The Beginning of Terror for Jews in Nazi Germany
By: Holly Anderson
Oct 6, 2009
German Arctic Weather Stations During WW II: Accurate Weather Reports and the Strategic Bombing Campaign
By: Murray Sager
Oct 6, 2009
Ilse Koch She Wolf of the SS: Known as The Bitch of Buchenwald Concentration Camp
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 2, 2009
Liberator VC: F/O Trigg was Awarded a Posthumous VC with Coastal Command
By: Murray McLeod
Sep 29, 2009
Boulton Paul Defiant: A Failed Day Fighter that Redeemed Itself in the Night Role
By: Murray McLeod
Sep 21, 2009
The Katyn Forest Massacre of 1940: The Implications of its Discovery in 1943
By: Fiona Allison
Sep 18, 2009
The Rescue of The Lost Battalion: Nisei GIs Made Dramatic Attack to Save Comrades in WWII France
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 15, 2009
The Bombing of Dresden: German City Devastated by Massive Air Raid
By: Rupert Taylor
Sep 8, 2009
American GIs Liberate Huy, Belgium from Nazis: 65th Anniversary of Liberation from World War II German Occupation
By: Greca Durant
Sep 8, 2009
Hitler's First Aerial Attack on Britian: Luftwaffe Bomb Firth of Forth
By: Lynda Osborne
Sep 1, 2009
Jews in Italy During the Holocaust: How the Italians Helped Jewish Refugees in World War II
By: Bonnie Way
Sep 1, 2009
Women Aviators in World War II: Three Heroines of the Air Transport Auxiliary
By: Jo Lamb-White
Aug 27, 2009
Handley Page Halifax: Versatile Heavy Bomber that Operated with a Variety of Commands
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 27, 2009
The Overlooked Battle of Khalkhin Gol: Conflict Between Japan, Russia Determined Course of World War II
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 26, 2009
70th Anniversary of the Evacuation from Dunkirk: Little Ships Rescue of Allied Troops from Dunkerque in 1940
By: Elaine Findlay
Aug 23, 2009
The U.S. 4th Infantry Division: The Famous 4th Fights Its Way Through World War II Europe
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 23, 2009
70th Anniversary of Britain's Entry into WWII: Britain Declares War on Germany at 11am on September 3rd, 1939
By: Elaine Findlay
Aug 22, 2009
The Atomic Bomb and the End of World War II: Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the Invasion of Japan
By: Matthew Miller
Aug 19, 2009
Dakota VC: Flt.Lt. David Lord was Transport Command's Sole VC Winner
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 18, 2009
The Douglas DC3 Series: The Rugged Dakota Served Valiantly in Every Theatre of WW II
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 13, 2009
U.S.S. Houston, CA 30: Franklin Roosevelt's Favorite Ship was Sunk at the Sunda Straits
By: Eric Niderost
Aug 12, 2009
U.S.S. Wake: Only U.S. Warship to be Captured Intact in World War II
By: Eric Niderost
Aug 11, 2009
Kenneth Campbell VC: A Beaufort Pilot's Gallant Torpedo Attack at Brest Harbour
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 11, 2009
Young Oak Kim: Korean-American Hero of World War II, Korean War
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 10, 2009
Bristol Beaufort: A General-purpose Aircraft that Gained Fame as a Torpedo Bomber
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 8, 2009
The 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team: Nisei Soldiers Shed Blood to Change Perceptions in World War II
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 6, 2009
The WWII Hybrid Battleship Carriers of Japan: The Hyuga and Ise Converted Battlecarriers
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 3, 2009
Eisenhower and the Drive to Berlin in 1945: Why the Allies Allowed the Russians to Take the Capital of the Reich
By: Michael Streich
Jul 30, 2009
Douglas Boston: A Light Bomber that Served with Distinction in Every War Theatre
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 28, 2009
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley: Bomber Command's Grand Old Lady of the Early War Years
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 28, 2009
The Kempeitai – Japan's Gestapo: Dreaded Secret Police of World War II
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 27, 2009
Yangtze River Patrol: U.S. Navy Gunboats Protected Americans in Pre-WWII China
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 27, 2009
The Effects of World War I on Adolf Hitler: Hitler's Progression As a Human Between the Two World Wars
By: Ryan Werner
Jul 25, 2009
Azad Hind - Free India Movement: German Plans for India in World War II
By: William Silvester
Jul 24, 2009
Fourth Marine Band: The Last China Band: Marine Musicians in WWII Shanghai
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 22, 2009
Shanghai's Bridge House: World War II's Most Infamous Japanese Prison
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 20, 2009
Roderick Learoyd VC: The First of 2 Hampden Aircrew to receive the Ultimate Award
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 19, 2009
The Handley Page Hampden: A Medium Bomber Involved in the RAF's Early Missions of WW II
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 17, 2009
Soochow, Canine China Marine: Shanghai Mongrel Who Survived Three Years as a Japanese POW
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 15, 2009
The Heavy Cruiser IJNS Mogami: The Emperor’s Lucky and Unique Ship in World War Two
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 15, 2009
The Japanese Mogami Class Cruisers: Imperial Navy Cruisers of the Rising Sun in World War II
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 13, 2009
The Bridges at Maastricht: A Heroic Bombing Mission Under Impossible Odds
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 13, 2009
The Fairey Battle: A New Bomber with Advanced Features but Failed Operationally
By: Murray McLeod
Jun 30, 2009
The Mysterious Murder of Benito Mussolini: Documents from US Strengthen the British Theory and Churchill’s Role
By: Alessandro Mastrorocco
Jun 28, 2009
The Stars and Stripes in World War II: GI’s Newspaper Improves Troop’s Morale
By: David Todd
Jun 24, 2009
The First Lancaster VC: The Story of S/ Ldr J.D.Nettleton Who Led the Daring Augsburg Raid
By: Murray McLeod
Jun 24, 2009
Avro Lancaster: The RAF's Finest Heavy Bomber
By: Murray McLeod
Jun 16, 2009
The Sinking Of The Bismarck: How The British Navy Sunk Germany's Most Feared Battleship
By: Pete Cummings
Jun 16, 2009
The Hunt For The Bismarck: How The British Hunted Germany's Most Feared Battleship
By: Pete Cummings
Jun 10, 2009
The Ghosts of Fort Sumter: A Story of a Boy's Early Life Within the Historic Fort
By: Gene Owens
Jun 7, 2009
Burma and Asian Strategy in World War II: British and American Interests Converge over the Burma Road
By: Michael Streich
Jun 7, 2009
The Rise of Aircraft Carrier Warfare: Style of Naval Warfare in the 20th Century
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Jun 6, 2009
USS Indianapolis Sunk in the Philippine Sea: The Greatest US Naval Disaster of the Second World War
By: Michael Streich
Jun 5, 2009
A Brief Overiew of Operation Overlord: The 65th Anniversary of D-Day
By: Terry Long
Jun 5, 2009
African-American Martyrs Remembered: Shot by SS in 1944, Wereth 11 Kept Warm in Village's Memory
By: Gene Owens
Jun 2, 2009
The Dieppe Raid of 1942: How An Ill-Fated Raid Help Decide the Outcome of D-Day
By: James Jackson
May 29, 2009
Auschwitz Concentration Camp: The Collective Female Experience
By: Jessica Sprunt
May 28, 2009
B-17 Leaves Mark on German Landscape: Attacked by German Jet, Bomber Drops Its Load
By: Gene Owens
May 26, 2009
Bristol Blenheim IV: An improved Version of the Original Mk1 Blenheim
By: Murray McLeod
May 26, 2009
Bristol Blenheim Mk.1: A New Bomber That Changed Air Ministry Tactics
By: Murray McLeod
May 26, 2009
The Meaning of D-Day: Allied Hopes, German Forboding
By: Barry Vale
May 25, 2009
The Hurricane: Hawker Hurricane First RAF Fighter to Exceed 300mph
By: Murray McLeod
May 25, 2009
The Fairey Swordfish: The Fleet Air Arm's Venerable Torpedo Bomber
By: Murray McLeod
May 25, 2009
General Heinz Guderian and Tank Warfare: Development of Armored Formations Led to Swift Victory in 1939
By: Michael Streich
May 24, 2009
Consolidated Catalina: The versatile Cat Served in All Allied Theatres of War.
By: Murray McLeod
May 20, 2009
Consolidated B-24 Liberator: Famous Bomber of World War II
By: Matthew Pizzolato
May 14, 2009
The Short Stirling: First of the Four-engine 'Heavies' for Bomber Comand
By: Murray McLeod
May 14, 2009
The Vickers Wellington: Bomber Command's Mainstay in the Early War Years
By: Murray McLeod
May 13, 2009
Ventura VC: Valiant Daylight Raid on Amsterdam Power House
By: Murray McLeod
May 13, 2009
From Home Maker to War Worker: Non Combatant Duties for Women in World War II
By: Jo Lamb-White
May 12, 2009
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress: Versatile Bomber of World War 2
By: Matthew Pizzolato
May 11, 2009
70th Anniversary of World War II: The Invasion of Poland Began September 1, 1939
By: Michael Streich
May 10, 2009
The Ventura Day Bomber: A Promising New Design from Lockheed
By: Murray McLeod
May 7, 2009
Avro Manchester: The RAF's Greatest Disappointment
By: Murray McLeod
May 7, 2009
Leslie Thomas Manser VC: Bomber Captain's Sacrifice Over Cologne
By: Murray McLeod
Apr 30, 2009
General Vinegar Joe Stilwell: China-Burma-India Theater
By: Jeanie Turner
Apr 28, 2009
Lyudmila Pavlichenko Sniper Super Star: Hero of the Soviet Union and Legendary Marksman
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 28, 2009
Lyudmila Pavlichenko Female Sniper Queen: Lady Sniper-Ace Killed More Soldiers than Any other female marksman
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 27, 2009
Japan's Road to War: Events Leading up to Japan's Entry into World War II
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
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