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19-Year-Old Author’s First Book About Hitler

Quedgeley-native Mitchell Agg at a very young age of 19 is already a published author. His first book? It talks about one of 20th century’s…

Unearthed WWII Death Camp Reveals Horrific Nazi Deaths

For those who continuously deny the truth that the Holocaust did happen, this new discovery is for them. Archaeologist Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls  have unearthed…

This WWI Centennial, Give Way to Anti-War Ideals

The centenary celebration for the First World War is fast approaching — in 2014. And contradictory to what its detractors believe that it will just…

‘The Railway Man’: WWII Drama that Explores Understanding on the Effects of War (with Trailer)

2013 is a year of biopics; one such is the film adaptation of Eric Lomax’s memoirs – a story of despair, hurt but is tinged…

WWI Gallipoli Springs to Life in Decrepit Photos

The old photographs made the grim reality of World War I look so real — grubby trenches packed with equally dirty soldiers…juvenile Diggers carrying equipment…

Restoration of WWII Mustang Model in Chanute Air Museum Completed

Norm Meyers consented to work on a North American P-51H Mustang on display at Chanute Air Museum believing that what he had to do was…

The Tank Museum – Vehicle Conservation Centre Opening

Years of planning and hard work was celebrated yesterday as The Tank Museum’s new, Heritage Lottery funded, conservation centre was officially opened. Historian and Museum…

Remembering the Forgotten Battalion

When marines belonging to the H&S, G, H and I batteries, 3rd Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment left San Diego for combat war in the South Pacific…

New Shaftesbury World War II Monument Deemed ‘Illegal’

Shaftesbury Town Council is put under fire by the English Heritage for erecting a 6-foot war memorial just fifteen feet away from the ruins of…

Warsaw Supports Statue in Honor of Resistance Hero Witold Pilecki

Councillors of Poland’s capital city showed support in favor of a statue to honor resistance hero Witold Pilecki who is best known for imprisoning himself…

WWII Vet Set to Return Japanese Shin Gunto He Took as ‘Souvenir’

Traditional Japanese beliefs state that one’s own personal sword holds the owner’s soul. Swords and sword making still holds a prominent place in Japanese culture…

In Honour of WWII Polish Airmen

A huge crowd of civic dignitaries, scouts, air cadets, RAF Northolt personnel and veterans came together last September 7 for a ceremony in honor of…