HITLER’S FINAL FORTRESS – BRESLAU 1945

Richard Hargreaves In January 1945, the Red Army unleashed its long-awaited thrust into Germany with terrible fury. One by one the provinces and great cities of the German East were captured by the Soviet troops. Breslau, capital of Silesia, a city of 600,000 people stood firm and was declared a fortress by Hitler.A bitter struggle […]

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BOOK: The Men who fired the V2s against England

The Men who fired the V2s against England Murray R. Barber and Michael Keuer Buy Online ‘We V2 soldiers fulfilled our tasks with the knowledge that every firing meant innocent people lost their lives…’ This substantial book provides an invaluable contribution to the operational history of the A4 (V2) rocket. Little has been written about […]

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Churchill on Malta

Since the days of Nelson, Malta has stood a faithful British sentinel guarding the narrow and vital sea corridor through the Central Mediterranean, its strategic importance was never higher than in this the latest war. The needs of the large armies we were building up in Egypt made the free passage of the Mediterranean for […]

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Youth’s view of Hitler’s rise finally has an audience

The dictator’s paramilitary machine … the Strum Abtellung (brown shirts) return from manoeuvres on a Sunday in Nuremberg. Malcolm Brown November 27, 2010 JOHN RISCHBIETH, then a pupil at St Peters College, Adelaide, was awestruck when, as a 17-year-old in Germany in 1935, he became surrounded by beaming members of the Hitler Jugend (Hitler Youth) […]

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