Category - Hermann Göring

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Warfare History Network » German Female Glider & Fighter Pilot Hanna Reitsch

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When she died in 1979, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung referred to as Hanna Reitsch ‘probably the most profitable lady flier of all time.’ by...

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Deadly Duel for an Italian Mountain

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America’s elite 1st Particular Service Pressure gained eternal fame in its first fight mission by storming Monte La Difensa in Italy and overwhelming the...

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Warfare History Network » Bloodbath in Aachen

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The U.S. First Military confronted the daunting process in October 1944 of capturing the previous Imperial metropolis of Aachen. The Germans have been decided...

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The Fall of Malaya: Japanese Blitzkrieg on Singapore

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Outnumbered Japanese troops, executing a daring marketing campaign, captured the good fortress metropolis of Singapore in 73 days. By David H. Lippman “The...

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Preview Of the Cold War

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Throughout Operation Frantic on the Japanese Entrance, American bombers used Soviet bases for shuttle runs towards the Axis targets. by Wil Deac Early on the...

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Waves of Murderous Assault

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The Battle of Britain in mid-1940 resulted in a British victory and a key setback for the Nazi conflict machine. By Phil Zimmer Gerald “Zulu” Lewis peered from...

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Manstein’s Attempted Relief of Stalingrad

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German Area Marshal Erich von Manstein’s efforts to rescue the Sixth Military at Stalingrad become an unimaginable catastrophe. By R. Jeff Chrisman It was...

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The Forgotten American Airborne of Operation Market-Garden

4 months ago

Troopers of the U.S. 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions fought with distinction through the air-ground assault within the autumn of 1944. By Main Common Michael...

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LIFE Photographer Ralph Morse’s War

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LIFE journal warfare correspondent and photojournalist Ralph Morse captured a few of the conflict’s most iconic moments on movie. By Susan Zimmerman In an age...

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Clash of Ideology at the Paris Expo

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4 years earlier than Operation Barossa, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union duked it out on the Paris World Exposition. By Paul Garson The 1937 Paris Worldwide...