Uncover the dark truth about the famous Victorian conflict, meet El Cid and a 17th Century mercenary and enter Himmler’s Nazi Camelot.
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The Sino-Soviet Border War: Why the USSR nearly nuked China
How Stalin and Mao’s personality clashes in World War 2 and Korea plunged China and the Soviet Union into cold war
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A Lancaster Bomber pilot describes the raid on the Tirpitz and evading a Me262
Lawrence “Benny” Goodman attacked the Tirpitz, fought off German fighter aircraft and bombed Adolf Hitler’s Alpine retreat
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Stanley Kubrick’s Paths of Glory mixes World War 1’s most potent myths with reality
Paths of Glory gets a HD release from Eureka, but while it can tell us much about the First World War that comes with caveats
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Fly with the Dambusters: History of War Issue 32 is on sale now!
Discover the full story of 617 Squadron, meet a Lancaster bomber pilot and Rommel’s driver, resist William the Conqueror and fight Napoleon to a standstill
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Wellington’s winning strategies revealed in History of War 31
This month, discover the battles that shaped the Iron Duke, meet a Korean War veteran and steam into the history of a Victorian ironclad
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Somme 2016: Ambulance trains of World War 1 meant the difference between life and death
National Railway Museum Archivist Alison Kay explains how ambulance trains saved over 30,000 lives in the first four days of the Somme
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Book of World War II on sale now
Remember the tragedy of WWII through this visual account
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What if the USA had won the Vietnam War?
Could the Cold War have taken a completely different turn?
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Somme 2016: How battlefield surgeons treated shellshock, shrapnel and gas
Stewart Emmens, Lead Curator of Wounded: Conflict, Casualties and Care at the Science Museum, explores loss of limb and life at the Battle of the Somme
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Remember the Somme 1916-2016: History of War Issue 30 is on sale now!
In a special 50-page centenary edition History of War remembers the battle that haunted the 20th century with exclusive interviews and in-depth articles.
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What if Japan had never struck Pearl Harbor?
How would the world have been different if this critical turning point hadn’t happened?
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On sale now: Battle of the Somme
Uncover the devastation at a defining moment in the Great War
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The Boy Scout with the Victoria Cross: Jack Cornwell was Jutland’s youngest hero
How the sacrifice of 16-year old Essex lad Jack Cornwell led to him becoming one of the youngest Victoria Cross heroes
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Jutland survivor HMS Caroline comes to life at the National Museum of the Royal Navy
Get a close look at Battle of Jutland veteran HMS Caroline at the National Museum of the Royal Navy courtesy of Wargaming
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Major William Booth: How a Yorkshire cricket champion lost his life at the Somme
How the cricketing legend of the 15th West Yorkshire Regiment (Leeds Pals) lost his life in World War 1
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Book of Greatest Battles on sale
Delve into the stories of history’s most significant campaigns
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Tommy by Richard Holmes: How The Folio Society commemorated Somme 100
Inside the Folio Society’s gorgeous new edition of Tommy: The British Soldier on the Western Front 1914-1918
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Get your copy of the brand new History of War Book of the American Civil War today
History of War Book of the American Civil War First Edition. More than 150 years after the end of the American Civil War, the story of America’s bloodiest conflict remains a potent one – a defining period in the formation … Continued
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World of Tanks sponsors Tankfest 2016: See the armour in action
See the Tiger 131, Panzer III and others in action at Tankfest 2016, proudly sponsored by Wargaming
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War Thunder vs History: “US and British tanks fighting each other in Stalingrad. Which were better?”
War Thunder producer Viacheslav Bulannikov on the benefits of historical accuracy in the World War 2 MMO
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Night Witches: How the USSR’s Female Flying Aces Took the Fight to Berlin
Facing overwhelming odds in outdated planes, the women of the 588th Night Bomber Regiment defended the USSR from Operation Barbarossa
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Remembering the tank veterans of World War 2 in 360° Panoramic Video
British, US and Soviet tankers see their WWII experience brought to life in Wargaming’s War Knows No Nation
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1916’s Easter Rising transformed Great Britain as well as Ireland
Queens University Belfast’s Dr Fearghal McGarry discusses Ireland’srising of 1916, its impact on Irish identity and why it was forgotten by Great Britain