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The Horrible Nazi T4 Euthanasia Project Exterminated Thousands Of People – The Repercussions Were Still Being Felt 25 Years Later

The famous Roald Dahl children’s book ― Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ― was written in 1964, and garnered a significant audience among young readers.…

Albert Speer, The Ambitious Young Architect Who Rose To Prominence Within The Nazi Party

Colin Fraser

In 1931, a young, ambitious architect named Albert Speer attended a Nazi rally in Berlin. Perhaps he was truly captivated by the message of the…

Russian World War II General Ivan Konev – Marshal and Hero of the Soviet Union

Colin Fraser

Ivan Stepanovich Konev was a highly decorated general of Russia’s Red Army. Both highly admired and feared by Stalin, he made huge contributions to the…

White Rose: The German Anti-Nazi Activists Who Were Beheaded In 1943

Colin Fraser

Across Germany and especially in Munich, the city where they were most active, people remember and honor, by naming streets, monuments, even a top literary…

Napoleon’s Win At Austerlitz – His Greatest Success

On December 2, 1805, Napoleon achieved what many consider his greatest success. Outnumbered by the combined armies of the Russian Tsar Alexander I and the…

The Largest American Military Operation Of The First World War – The Meuse-Argonne Offensive

The Meuse-Argonne Offensive was the largest American military operation of the First World War. Engaging over a million American soldiers throughout the last months of…

Amiens: The Beginning Of The Hundred Days Offensive – The Allies Brought Enormous Resources To Bear

In August 1918, the Allied forces began their final great push of the First World War. Later known as the Hundred Days Offensive, this series…

France Invasion in Colour – By Tom Dare

Incredible colourised footage of allied troops liberating a French city shortly after landing on mainland Europe on D-Day has resurfaced this week. Video shows American forces…

The Battle Of The Ourcq – The Americans Make Their Presence Felt At The Marne

Although they only arrived in the final year of the First World War, the Americans made their presence felt. The volume of manpower and resources…

The Bloody Reputation of Passchendaele Ridge – Hell on Earth During the First World War

The name Passchendaele sounds as though it should refer to a place of great beauty. It evokes a sense of romance and the peace of…

The Battle of Menin Road, 1917 – The Third Ypres – A Gargantuan Effort In WW1

Part of the Third Battle of Ypres, the Battle of Menin Road was a testing place for the British. They countered a tactic that had…

Nine Rules of the Medieval Templar Knights

Andrew Knighton

The Order of the Knights Templar was one of the most feared and powerful military institutions of the Middle Ages. Strict rules reinforced their courage,…