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The Most Destructive Bombing Campaign? Actually it Was Tokyo Not Hiroshima

Jay Hemmings

Operation Meetinghouse- For the civilians of Tokyo who were caught in the bombing zone, it was as if hell had come to earth that night.…

From Himmler’s Darling to Dachau Inmate : The Fraudulent Nazi Doctor.

Rascher performed cruel subcooling and altitude tests on his subjects at the Dachau concentration camp where he worked. The “Doctor of Death,” although not Sigmund…

Danger UXB: World War II Bombs Unearthed.

Since 2000, at least 11 bomb disposal technicians have died in the course of their duties in Germany. More than 70 years after the end…

The Guardians of Scotland & The English Aggressors

Billy Moncure

Succession Crisis and English Intervention In 1290, Scotland was in crisis. King Alexander III had passed away unexpectedly after falling off his horse and had…

A Most Unmotherly Act: Magda Goebbels,The First Lady of the Third Reich.

It was a morbid place of gray concrete, narrow corridors, iron doors, and cold light. Not a place where anybody could feel comfortable, especially not…

Reenactors in Normandy: A Pleasure or a Pain? Time to Raise Their Game?

Every year, thousands of re-enactors from all over the world descend on Normandy for the first week of June. They fill up campsites and town…

The Cromwell: The Fastest British Tank of WWII

Ruslan Budnik

A bulkhead with access holes separated the hull gunner and the driver from the fighting compartment. The tank Cruiser Mk.VIII “Cromwell” is a British medium…

Did You Know Michael Caine is a Korean War Veteran?

Jay Hemmings

On his very first night, he witnessed a Chinese attack on a position to his left. Michael Caine is one of the most well-known and…

Wacko But True: The Baboon Who Served in WW1

Jay Hemmings

Due to the baboon’s superior hearing and night vision, he was able to warn the troops about approaching enemies. Of all the animals likely to…

The Flying French: The Nieuport Fighting Scouts of WWI

The Nieuport fighting scout series of planes were among the more successful and influential designs of the First World War. The Nieuport Company Nieuport was…

Genghis Khan: A Visionary Leader or a Brutal Conqueror?

Jay Hemmings

Genghis Khan also encouraged philosophers, mathematicians, scientists and artists from all over the empire to meet and work together. Genghis Khan is one of the…

The Accountant Of Auschwitz : The True Story Of The Third Reich

He didn’t dream of being a soldier or a flying ace and was happy with his desk job. Oskar  Gröning was 94 years old when…