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    World War 1 | War History

    Konstantin Rokossovsky Was the Marshal of Two Armies During the 20th Century

    Todd Neikirk
    Konstantin Rokossovsky dressed in winter gear

    Russia during the first half of the 20th century was both massive and constantly engaged in military conflict. One man who made a name for…

    Adrian Carton de Wiart: The Unkillable Soldier Who Frankly Enjoyed War

    Samantha Franco
    Artist's portrait of Adrian Carton de Wiart + Adrian Carton de Wiart sitting in a chair

    Adrian Carton de Wiart. Not many people know the name, but it belonged to one of the most battle-scarred soldiers in the history of the…

    British Tank Crew Survived Being Stuck in No Man’s Land for Three Days

    Clare Fitzgerald
    Mark IV tank stuck in the mud

    The Third Battle of Ypres – better known as the Battle of Passchendaele – is famous for the difficult conditions the British had to contend…

    Marie Marvingtf: The WWI and WWII Pilot And Nurse Who Lived An Incredible Life

    Todd Neikirk
    A drawing of Marie Marvingt's air ambulance

    Marie Marvingt was so renowned for her courage that in 1903, she was nicknamed “the fiancee of danger.’ She was many other things as well.…

    From the Scythians to Russia: The Use of Scorched Earth Tactics in War

    Clare Fitzgerald
    US Air Force helicopter spraying Agent Orange over the jungle

    Scorched earth tactics have been used nearly as long as armies have conducted military campaigns. While the practice is less common in modern times, it…

    Classic Hollywood Actors Who Served During World War I

    Todd Neikirk
    Humphrey Bogart dressed in his US Navy uniform + Military portrait of Spencer Tracy

    While it was still a relatively new phenomenon, Hollywood studios were cranking out film after film during the 1920s and ’30s. As a result, many…

    Frederick Banting: The Co-Discoverer of Insulin Served in Both World Wars

    Elisabeth Edwards
    Frederick Banting working at a desk

    Shortly before 2:00 AM on October 31, 1920, Frederick Banting woke up from a dream that would change the lives of millions. He quickly scribbled…

    USS New York (BB-34): The Only US Ship to Sink a German U-boat In WWI

    Samantha Franco
    Naval guns firing on the deck of the USS New York (BB-34)

    The USS New York (BB-34) was a US Navy battleship and the lead vessel of her class. Named after the state of New York, she was…

    Legendary Battles That Would Make Outstanding Films

    Todd Neikirk
    Artist's depiction of the Battle of Belleau Wood + Swedish machine gunner aiming a machine gun in the snow

    War movies have been popular for as long as films have existed. As a result, some of the more popular subjects have been completely exhausted.…

    Dan Daly: The Legendary Marine of Big Words and Bigger Deeds

    Todd Neikirk
    Military portrait of Dan Daly + Dan Daly being presented with the Médaille militaire

    “My God! Do you mean he’s real? I thought he was somebody the Marines made up, like Paul Bunyan!” These words were said by a…

    The Exploits of Fritz Joubert: South African Turned German War Spy

    Todd Neikirk
    Fritz Duqesne being interrogated

    Fritz Joubert Duquesne was a man originally born in South Africa who spied for the Germans in two World Wars. In between the battles, he…

    8 Fierce Historical Military Figures Most People Haven’t Heard About

    Clare Fitzgerald
    Portrait of Francis Pegahmagabow + Stanislav Petrov sitting in his apartment + Lyudmila Pavlichenko holding a sniper rifle

    History is filled with so many fierce fighters that it’s not surprising some have been largely forgotten following their service. Here are eight of the…

    War History Online | World War 1

    Welcome to War History Online’s World War I category, where we delve into the monumental conflict that reshaped the world. Here, we explore the causes, major battles, and profound consequences of the First World War, shedding light on the unprecedented scale of destruction and the far-reaching changes it brought to societies, politics, and warfare.


    Within this category, we provide a comprehensive exploration of World War I, from its origins in the complex web of alliances and rivalries to its devastating impact on a global scale. Discover the innovative military technologies that emerged during the war, including the introduction of tanks, aircraft, and chemical weapons. Dive into the trenches and witness the harrowing experiences of soldiers, the challenges they faced, and the resilience they displayed.


    Our articles go beyond the traditional narratives to uncover lesser-known stories, personal accounts, and historical insights. Explore the intricate diplomatic negotiations, the strategic decisions made by military leaders, and the cultural and societal changes triggered by the war. Gain a deeper understanding of the war’s human toll, the geopolitical shifts, and the long-lasting effects that reverberate to this day.


    Join us as we navigate the trenches of World War I, unravel the complexities of this global conflict, and pay homage to the courage and sacrifice of those who lived through it. War History Online’s World War I category is your portal to explore the multifaceted dimensions of the Great War, providing a deeper understanding of the events that shaped the 20th century.