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    End of Beginning at the Battle of the Marne AKA Miracle of the Marne

    Mohammad Rafi Saad

    Photo story (Clockwise from top): (1) In 1914, French troops positioned in a ditch during WWI (2) One of the Taxi cabs of Marne (3) 600…

    New F-35 built in honor of WWII P-38 pilots

    Siegphyl

    Officials of Lockheed Martin unveiled their newly assembled F-35 Lightning II  at Fort Worth October 4 this year to honor the World War II veterans…

    Nazi Party Demonized the Buddhist Symbol for Universal Harmony

    Evette Champion

    The swastika was not first used by the Nazis. In fact, the swastika is actually a Buddhist symbol originally meant to represent universal harmony. To…

    WWI Faces: From Hockey Players to WWI Heroes (Part 1)

    Heziel Pitogo

    These young men looked dazzling in their hockey uniforms and even looked older than their actual years. They were cadets and were among the first…

    From WWII Orchestra to Becoming a Local Musical: “Sad Sacks” in the Eyes of a WWII Veteran

    Heziel Pitogo

    Arthur J. Leeming was a skinny youth when World War II broke out. being a ‘heavyweight’, not in body but in will, he signed up…

    The only verified photo of Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg not the only one claims an Assistant Professor

    Mohammad Rafi Saad

    Photo story:  (Clockwise from top left) (1) Republican president Lincoln appointed Pennsylvania Democrat McClellan chief of all Union army, sitting together after Union victory at…

    90 Year Old WWII Veteran Runs Coast to Coast in Order to Sail the LST 325 Back to Normandy

    Evette Champion

    If you have nothing to do and you’re looking to be a part of history, you can join in on a coast to coast run.…

    Bodies of two Austro-Hungarian soldiers found, 95 years after death in the Italian Alps

    Mohammad Rafi Saad

    Photo story:  (From left): (1) Austro-Hungarian mountain troop Kaiserschützen in Tyrol, hilly territory between Italy and Austria, (2) Two dead bodies of presumed Kaiserschützen soldiers…

    Haunting photographs of the battlefields of the War to end all wars- Exhibition at Westminster Hall

    Mohammad Rafi Saad

    Photo story (Clockwise from top left): (1) Soldier’s helmet left on the cross of the grave at the Chalons-en-Champagne, France battleground burial site memorial; in…

    The Sordid Life of Hitler’s Valkryie: Unity Mitford

    Evette Champion

    Unity Mitford. The name probably doesn’t ring any bells, however the English debutante made a name for herself among the Nazis and even Hitler himself.…

    R.I.P Fido: Britain’s Family Pets are WWII’s Unknown Victims

    Evette Champion

    Humans weren’t the only victims that perished by the hands of the German Nazis. Nearly 750,00 British pets were systematically killed. This is not something…

    Norway Airs Documentary That Displays the Skeletal Remains of Jewish Prisoners

    Evette Champion

    In a University of Strasbourg which is located in France, there lies a room with the remains of 86 Jewish corpses. The Nazi scientists used…

    War History Online | War Articles

    Welcome to War History Online’s War Articles category, where we delve into the gripping narratives and untold stories of conflicts throughout history. This category serves as a hub for in-depth analysis, personal accounts, and thought-provoking articles that shed light on the many facets of warfare.


    Within this category, we explore from ancient battles to modern conflicts. Our articles provide historical context, strategic insights, and a deep understanding of the human experiences that shape the course of war. From iconic clashes that changed the course of nations to lesser-known campaigns that deserve recognition, we strive to offer a diverse and comprehensive perspective on the art and impact of war.


    Our team of dedicated writers and historians brings you engaging content that goes beyond mere facts and figures. We delve into the motivations, ideologies, and consequences of warfare, examining its social, political, and cultural ramifications. Through detailed research, compelling storytelling, and expert analysis, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of the human experience in times of conflict.


    Journey with us as we explore the triumphs, tragedies, and lessons of past conflicts, and gain a greater appreciation for the impact that war has had on our world. From ancient battles to modern warfare, our articles offer a compelling exploration of the multifaceted nature of human conflict.