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Lone Survivor, the Film that Divided America?

Lone Survivor, the reality-based movie about a Navy SEAL mission which went awry,premiered in US cinemas recently going headlong against The Wolf of Wall Street,…

Can Auschwitz Be Saved?

Ian Harvey
Auschwitz

Every person who has ever been to Auschwitz remembers the two tons of black and brown, blond, red, grey and white hair of those unfortunate…

How Did Soldiers In WWI Receive 12 Million Letters Every Week

Ian Harvey

In 1915, a soldier fighting on the Western Front wrote to a London newspaper requesting some mail, since he felt quite lonely.  He did not…

Mengele’s Passport Is Discovered by a San Diego Historian

The New York Daily News ran a story of Craig Gottlieb, a historian and a frequent contributor to the television show “Pawn Stars”. The historian…

Wyo. Woman Recovers Class Ring Lost In WWII B-17 Crash In South Pacific

Ian Harvey
South Pacific

The ring was given back to her during a ceremony organized at the American Legion Hall in Lander. Before it was lost, the ring was…

Korean war vets remains returned home–60 years after death

On January 17, 2014, Oklahoma’s Own shared the story of an Oklahoma family who has finally been reunited with the remains of their loved one.…

US General Westmoreland: Troop Butcher or Not?

Ian Harvey
Westmoreland

He was in command of the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam (MACV) for four years, between 1964 and 1968. At the time he was criticized for…

Chinese Veterans Are Outraged by the Glorification of War Criminals

Shanghai Daily ran a story on January 29, 2014 that shed some light on how the Chinese veterans truly felt about the Japanese Prime Minister’s…

Field Marshal Montgomery Wanted Boy Scouts To Help Rehabilitate Germany From Nazism

Ian Harvey
Field Marshal Montgomery

The plan underlined many ideas of how the Allies would rebuild the German society after the Second World War, emphasizing the need for free press…

Parachute Jump Over France to Commemorate D-Day

The BBC shared a story on January 29, 2014 of the plans Britain has to commemorate the 70 years since D-Day. The tribute will take…

Should Russia Have Given Up Leningrad?

Should Russia have given up its stance on Leningrad in WWII? That seemingly simple question released a maelstrom of reactions in Russia just recently.   The end…

Forgotten Soldiers Of WWI

Ian Harvey
Forgotten Soldiers

They are about 1000 now and they went to fight for their country during the First World War. However, the respect they earned in the…