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    Boudica – The Celtic Queen Who Challenged Rome

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    Aug 5, 2018 Victor Silva

    Arminius, born in the Germanic territories and forced to become a Roman soldier, never forgot his past and decided, when the chance came, to fight…

    How Does This Happen? WWII Pilot’s Remains Discovered 75 Years After He Was Allegedly Buried

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    Aug 5, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Daniel Cremin was a squadron leader who flew Spitfire planes in World War II. On March 24, 1942, his plane crashed into another during a…

    History or a War Grave? Chinese Film-Maker Wants to Raise the Lisbon Maru

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    Aug 5, 2018 David Baker

    Dennis Morley, 98, remembers what it was like in the cargo hold of the ship when he was just a 22-year old in the Royal…

    Russian Hussars Live Fast And Finish Young

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    Aug 5, 2018 Jeremy Lyons

    Historically there are very few military forces that can feasibly live up to the standards set by the cliche of ‘live fast, die young and…

    The Soviet “MacGyver” of WWII – Partisan Inventor Tengiz Shavgulidze

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    Aug 4, 2018 Ruslan Budnik

    After the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War, a partisan movement unfolded in the territories occupied by the Germans. One of the problems faced by…

    2 Bonapartes and a Wellington: Two Forces Converge at the Battle of Salamanca

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    Aug 4, 2018 Ian Harvey

    The Battle of Salamanca happened on July 22nd, 1812.  Having achieved decisive victories at Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz and henceforth breaking through Portugal, he thrust…

    Floating Like a Butterfly, Stinging Like a Bee? – Soviet T-70 Tank of WWII in 20 Photos

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    Aug 4, 2018 Ruslan Budnik

    The Soviet T-70 tank was a product of the modernization of its predecessor, the light tank T-60. Works on the creation and improvement of the…

    Early War Favorite – The Panzer 35(t) in 20 Photos

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    Aug 4, 2018 Micheal Chimaobi Kalu

    Originally known as Panzerkampfwagen 35(t), the Panzer 35(t) was a light tank designed in Czechoslovakia and used by the German Nazis. The (t) added to…

    Warriors Turned Traders: The Russians Who Settled Northern California and Alaska

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    Aug 4, 2018 Jeremy Lyons

    While Europeans were colonizing the east coast of the United States, the Russians were colonizing Alaska and the northernmost part of California.  Every school child…

    WWII Vet’s Remains Found in a Storage Locker and Finally Put to Rest

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    Aug 4, 2018 David Baker

    Born in Salem, Virginia, Frank Moses joined the Navy on July 30th, 1942, to fight the Japanese.  This was at a time when the United…

    Hurray for Technology! Peter Jackson Colorizes WWI Footage for New Documentary

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    Aug 4, 2018 David Baker

    Peter Jackson, the Oscar-winning film director who is best known for the Lord of the Rings trilogy, has used footage from the archives of the…

    The Leaders of the Third Reich

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    Aug 4, 2018 Andrew Knighton

    During the Second World War, the Nazi war machine cut a swathe of carnage through Europe. Leading the way were four men of terrible ambition…

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