Lost Films From the Japanese Colonial Period
Thursday, 18:00 – Screening With Live Performance + Intro: Crossroads of Youth 청춘의 십자로/ Onstage: Chung Chong-hwa, Senior Researcher (Korean Film Archive) Monday 18 February,…
The One Man Tank Destroyer, Awarded a VC For Actions At Arnhem
“Operation Market Garden” was supposed to end World War II by Christmas in 1944. After the successful Allied landings in Normandy, British Field Marshal Montgomery…
Tiny Lithuania Was Once a Superpower of Europe
For many years now, the small Baltic country of Lithuania has been known as a breeding ground for some of the world’s best basketball players.…
Pearl Harbor: Massive Mission for Midget Submarines, Part 1
This is Part 1 of a three-part series about the Japanese midget submarine attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II. Part 1 gives background…
StG 44 – Approved by Hitler, The Gun that Revolutionized Modern Rifles (includes footage)
Literally named the “Storm Rifle” and approved by Adolf Hitler himself, the Sturmgewehr 44 was created to address the pressing German need for a medium-range…
The truth About Erwin König Sent to Stalingrad to Take on The Very Effective Soviet Snipers
Vasily Zaytsev was one of the most successful snipers in the Soviet army. According to documents from the time, he was so prolific that the…
Conqueror’s Blade Invites Warlords To Ride Beyond The City Gates
Medieval Warfare MMO Announces New Testing Phase to Include Open World Features Global publisher My.com and developer Booming Games are honored to be opening the…
Britain’s Got Talent 2018 Finalists – The D-Day Darlings – Announce London Show Union Chapel – March 1st 2019
Britain’s Got Talent 2018 finalists The D-Day Darlings, UK’s premier wartime act announce a London Show at the Union Chapel on March 1st, 2019 in…
U-Boat From Hitler’s ‘Lost Fleet’ Discovered Off The Turkish Coast
The heavily overgrown wreck of a German U-Boat has been captured on film for a new documentary by Turkish director Hakan Aslan. In a recent…
From The Atlantic to Pacific: The American Civil War on the West Coast
The American Civil War threatened to split the United States asunder. From California to Virginia the nation divided itself over whether or not it supported…
Ferdinand – The Tank the Germans Couldn’t Admit was a Total Failure
In online history buff circles the Ferdinand, or “Elefant” as later versions were renamed, is something of a meme. To many it represents the absurd…
The Sixth Crusade: An Excommunicated Emperor’s Journey to Jerusalem
When Charlemagne was made Emperor in 800CE by Pope Leo II, it began a complex relationship between church and state as both powers attempted to…