The Royal Mint Releases a Coin of Lord Kitchener to Mark 100th Anniversary of WWI
The Herald Scotland recently reported the Royal Mint’s newly issued commemorative £2 coin that shows an image of Lord Kitchener and the words “Your country…
It has become clear that responsibility for Japan’s participation in the war was no one else but Roosevelt,
James Perloff goes on to dismantle some of these misrepresentations of Japan during the Second World War. It has become clear that responsibility for Japan’s…
Researcher Finds Pictures Of Soldiers Killed During Vietnam War
Janna Hoehn is a researcher from Hawaii, who has been working on the ‘Wall of Faces’ website since 2010. Among the many faces listed on…
The Real Men Behind “The Monuments Men”
The Monuments Men – the arts and history scholars detachment of the Allied Forces. They volunteered to troll along and behind the enemy’s lines, risking…
Wife of WWII Veteran Claims a Salt Habit from WWII is to Blame for Death
The Brisbane Times reports the story of a widow of a World War Two veteran and her request to receive war widow’s pension. She successfully…
Ramsgate WWII Tunnels Aren’t a Secret Anymore
The BBC reported on January 12, 2014 the story of Ramsgate and the underground tunnels. Many people think that Dover was the most important town…
D-Day squadron leader, John Fisher’s Medals Auctioned In Hull
The Hull Daily Mail reported on January 3, 2014 a story of D-Day squadron leader, John Fisher’s DFC medal has been auctioned off in Hull.…
The Family of Eric Cordingley Releases His Memoirs on Life in a Japanese POW Camp
January 3rd, 2014, the Gloustershire Echo shares the story of Eric Cordingley. Cordingley was a POW and held captive in a camp in Singapore. The…
Australia Harbored WWII War Criminals
Nine News National reported on December 31, 2013 the story of WWII criminals were relocated to Australia. The country had become a safe haven of…
Vietnam War: Facts, Stats & Myths
The Vietnam War (1 November 1955 – 30 April 1975) was also known as the Second Indochina War. In Vietnam, it was called Kháng chiến…
Bellingham Archaeologist Goes Searching for U.S. Soldiers’ Remains On Pacific Atoll
Bellingham based archaeologist went searching for the remains of U.S. Marines and soldiers killed in the battle on Tarawa atoll during the Second World War.…
Sheep farmer reveals WWII top secret guerrilla mission to “blow Port Talbot to smithereens” in the event of Nazi invasion
He was then part of a top secret army unit, also known as the Auxiliary Unit, established by Winston Churchill for the purpose. The…