Heziel Pitogo

Heziel Pitogo is one of the authors writing for WAR HISTORY ONLINE

Articles by Heziel Pitogo:

WWII Vet Publishes His Second World War Memoirs

Gordon Huntington was in his 20s when World War II broke out. He worked as a signalman for the British Navy when he was captured…

Medals: Living Story Books of Anonymous War Heroes

When others collect real automobiles – vintage or new – or remote-controlled cars and other toys or even comic books, Alex Coulson collects First World…

Re-enactors Depict World War II, Ammo Demo in DeRidder

Wings and Wheels Fly-In/Cruise-In visitors will be treated to a ‘time travel’ exactly in the middle of World War II! A number of groups from…

Enigma Shrouding Canadian WWII Soldier’s Burial Solved after 70 Years

Morley Roney served Canada as a soldier for four and a half years during the Second World War. He spent some service time in Italy.…

Final Stretch of Hitler’s Motorway to Get a Makeover in 2015

The last remaining stretch of the highway built by Germany’s Third Reich will get a makeover after being riddled with potholes in its 80-year life.…

War Memorial at Littlecote House Unveiled

A memorial in the form of a plaque was unveiled recently in the grounds of the famous Littlecote House which is situated near Hungerford, by…

Finding Nazi Gold Through a Musical Score: Truth or Hoax?

Recent weeks have flung the sleepy Bavarian town Mittenwald in a flurry of diggings – scenes that bring into mind George Lucas’ films Indiana Jones. The…

Remembering Tommy Keele: The WWI Soldier Who Wore a Frock

Tommy Keele swore he was straight but he did spend most of First World War dressed as a woman. A strapping young British when World…

WWII and Monopoly, how it helped captured Airmen escape!

  The board game called Monopoly had really come a long way since it was first mass-produced in America in 1934. The game is basically…

Adolf Hitler as Action TV Promoter?!

Condemnations and criticisms rained upon a Dubai-based TV network when it  decided to use Germany’s Third Reich dictator in its ads to promote its action…

D-Day Dummy found in a Garden Shed

  One woman was going and cleaning through her grandparents’ belongings in a garden shed when she chanced upon a rare find – a parachute…

Female “Computers” – Women Power in World War II

  Would you believe even back during World War II, computers exist? FEMALE COMPUTERS AT THAT. They were WWII’s top-secret. After 70 years, their story…