D-day
On 22 June 1940 just six weeks following Hitler’s initial assault, France had been humiliated and its fall from power
Read moreSpecial Forces With the onset of World War Two, world leaders soon realised that conventional warfare techniques used during
Read moreThe atomic bomb, A.K.A. the Manhattan Project, began in 1942 with the help of 100,000 scientists.
Read moreUnited States President Franklin Delano Roosevelt called December 7, 1941 a “day which will live in infamy.” On this day,
Read moreThe Final Solution to ‘The Jewish Question’ was the term used by the Nazis during World War II, for the systematic
Read moreBlitzkrieg was a military maneuver used by the German forces. When translated it literally means ‘Lightning war’. The tactic was a fast and
Read moreBombing Campaigns were deployed during World War II by both sides (the Allies and the Axis) with the main
Read moreThe original Allies during the war were Great Britain, Poland, and France. That meant that these three countries were friends
Read moreThe original Axis Powers, nicknamed the Pact of Steel, were Italy and Germany in 1939. Then a year later they
Read moreAlong with fighting the main Allies in Western Europe, the Axis was also fighting the Soviet Union to the east.
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