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World War II dug-out aircrafts

World War II dug-out aircrafts

What is the most incredible find during excavations at WWII battle sites? Many will say - helmet Waffen SS, Knight's Cross of the Iron Cros or a whole tank! And how would you feel if you found, for example, a Focke-Wulf or IL2 aircraft? In this article, there will be many photographs digging up WW2 aircraft with a description of the places where they were found, including the history of the crash.
Stories from the front

Stories from the front

Interesting stories about the Second World War coming from the Soviet soldiers and officers, rear workers and civilians.
Demyansk Pocket - history of the battle

Demyansk Pocket - history of the battle

The Second World War came to the town of Demyansk in the fall of 1941, when it was abandoned by Soviet troops during a German counterattack near the city of Staraya Russa. And then for 14 months until the spring of 1943 this region was under German occupation. For Stalin, Demyansk was an important milestone for the future breakthrough and dismantling of the front of Army Group “Sever” (“North”).
Romania as an ally of Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front of WW2

Romania as an ally of Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front of WW2

From 1941-1944, up to 30 divisions of the Romanian army took part in the war against the USSR. In general, during the war, on the side of Hitler Germany, Romania lost 600 thousand people (of which 400 thousand were irretrievable losses). As you know, the Romanian army was the largest among the allied forces of Germany.
World War 2 Axis helmets

World War 2 Axis helmets

We will tell you about how battle helmets were used in Axis powers- Italian, Romanian and Hungarian ones.
Soviet helmets of the World War 2

Soviet helmets of the World War 2

Soviet helmet SSh40 was the main USSR helmet during the Second World War. We will tell you about this helmet and its previous versions (SSh36, SSh39) in this article.
The main German helmets of the World War 2

The main German helmets of the World War 2

The history of Nazy Germany is only 12 years, probably that’s why Deutsches Reich military relics are in so popular among collectors all over the world. In this article we will talk about German helmets of the WW2 period.
World War 2 combat helmets

World War 2 combat helmets

Steel helmets are an integral part of modern wars, it’s hard to imagine a Second World War soldier without this part of a battle suit. In this article we will talk about general WW2 helmets- German, French, Soviet, Romanian, English, American, Hingarian and Japanese ones. We will tell you about their characteristics and functional patterns, also we’ll answer the main question: what helmet is considered the best one at WW2?
Nibelungenwerke Plant. The production of tanks in the 3 Reich

Nibelungenwerke Plant. The production of tanks in the 3 Reich

Austrian St. Valentine is a small farming village whose population did not exceed 2,000 inhabitants by the beginning of the war. It was here that the Nibelungenwerke factory was located, which created almost 5,000 German tanks and self-propelled guns.

The story of one Norwegian

The story of one Norwegian

In the first photo, dated 1942, the Norwegian volunteer SS Hans Christian Romerud holds in his hands the skull of a soldier of the red army, from which, according to eyewitnesses, was going to make a candle holder or ashtray. This place is North Karelia (USSR).In the next photo, already skull of Romerud, discovered on 25 June 2006, 62 years after his death.
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