Hitler Pictures
Collection of pictures about Adolf Hitler. Hitler was the driving force and uncontested leader of National Socialism, whose rise and design he caused. He led his ‘movement’ from the smallest […]
Diary August 15, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Tuesday, August 15, 1944: SEA AND AIR WAR Operation Anvil, later Dragoon: ALLIED 7TH ARMY LANDS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE between Nice and Toulon; airborne forces land
Diary August 15, 1914
Diary for Saturday, August 15, 1914: WESTERN FRONT Belgium: FALL OF LIEGE. Garrison Commander General Leman taken PoW in ruins of Fort Loncin. D’esperey’s I Corps (1,000 casualties) with Petain’s
Diary August 14, 1914
World War One Diary for Friday, August 14, 1914: WESTERN FRONT BATTLE OF LORRAINE (August 14-22): including Battles of Morhange (August 14-20) and Sarrebourg (August 14-20). Southeast of Metz two
Diary August 14, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Monday, August 14, 1944: WESTERN FRONT Canadians and Americans push towards Falaise, from North and South, supported by RAF.
Diary August 13, 1914
World War One Diary for Thursday, August 13, 1914: WESTERN FRONT Belgium: 3 Liege forts surrender to Germans (one blows up) as Austrian 12inch (ca. 30 cm) Skoda howitzers join
Diary August 13, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Sunday, August 13, 1944: WESTERN FRONT Americans reach Argentan. AIR WAR Western Europe: 1,000 Allied heavy bombers attack roads leading to river Seine, from Paris to
German Orders of Battle May 1942 and Operation Blue
German Orders of Battle of 11 May 1942 and the Planning of the Summer Offensive (Operation Blue). Here to the previous part: German Orders of Battle April 1942 and Soviet
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Diary August 12, 1914
World War One Diary for Wednesday, August 12, 1914: SOUTHERN FRONTS AUSTRIAN INVASION OF SERBIA: Advancing across the border into Serbia from the north and northwest, some 200,000 Austro-Hungarian troops
Diary August 12, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Saturday, August 12, 1944: WESTERN FRONT German 7th Army withdrawing from Mortain-Vire sector towards Argentan and Falaise. PLUTO pipeline in operation between Island of Wight and
Undeclared War
Part II of ‘Why did Hitler declare war on the US?’ Back to PART I: Why did Hitler declare war on the US? The ‘undeclared war’ of the USA against
Diary August 11, 1914
World War One Diary for Tuesday, August 11, 1914: WESTERN FRONT Alsace: Germans retake Mulhouse. Belgium: Belgians fight near Tirlemont, St Trond and Diest. SOUTHERN FRONTS Serbia: Austrian 2nd, 5th
Diary August 11, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Friday, August 11, 1944: WESTERN FRONT Americans capture Angers and Nantes. ITALY German forces evacuate Florence. SEA WAR Germans scuttle 26 warships and 28 merchant vessels
Diary August 10, 1914
World War One Diary for Monday, August 10, 1914: SEA WAR Mediterranean: The German warships ‘Goeben’ and ‘Breslau’ pass through the Dardanelles seaway and their British pursuers call off the
Diary August 10, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Thursday, August 10, 1944: NEW GUINEA Japanese withdraw from Aitape sector towards Wewak. AIR WAR: PACIFIC USAAF begins 7 month bombardment of Iwo Jima. MARINAS Americans
Diary August 9, 1914
World War One Diary for Sunday, August 9, 1914: WESTERN FRONT France: LANDING OF THE BEF. British I and II Corps land at Le Havre and Boulogne (complete on August
Diary August 9, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Wednesday, August 9, 1944: WESTERN FRONT Americans capture Le Mans. AIR WAR Captain A de Saint-Exupery disappears during reconnaissance mission from Corsica over occupied France; aged
Diary August 8, 1914
World War One Diary for Saturday, August 8, 1914: WESTERN FRONT France: In accordance with a prewar strategic blueprint for war against Germany known as Plan XVII, France’s Army of
Diary August 8, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Tuesday, August 8, 1944: WESTERN FRONT Canadians push towards Falaise, supported by 600 US bombers. HOME FRONT: GERMANY FM von Witzleben and 7 other ‘July Plotters’
Diary August 7, 1944
WW2 War Diary for Monday, Augfust 7, 1944: WESTERN FRONT Panzers counter-attacking east of Avranches are decimated by Allied bombers and rocket-firing Typhoons; but Germans continue attacking. Canadian 1st Army
