Tag Archives: World War II

FDR and World War II

As early as 1937, FDR warned the American public about the dangers posed by hard-line regimes in Germany, Italy and Japan, though he stopped short of suggesting America should abandon its isolationist policy. After World War II broke out in September 1939, however, Roosevelt called a special session of Congress in order to revise the [...]

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A Conversation with Arthur Jensen

Arthur Jensen gave this interview to Jared Taylor in 1992. It is still as timely and relevant as the day it was recorded. Arthur Jensen is Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley. He is perhaps the world’s best-known scholar in the field of racial differences in intelligence. Ever since 1969, when his [...]

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German WWII Sub Found Off Nantucket

The ocean floor off Massachusetts’ Nantucket Island has finally yielded a 70-year-old secret: the location of a sunken German sub from World War II. The U-550, which had wreaked havoc along the East Coast, went down in April 1944 in a battle with US ships, but researchers had been unable to find it until now, [...]

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World War 2 Battle of Britain Cartoon

World War 2 Battle of Britain Cartoon

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‘Death Match’: Why a Nazi-Era Soccer Movie Is Making Ukraine Angry

The Nazi officers stroll down Kiev‘s main boulevard through cheering crowds and accept the welcoming gift of bread and salt offered by women in Ukrainian national dress. A man in the crowd nods approvingly. “There will be order,” he says in Ukrainian. This is one of many scenes in a World War II soccer film [...]

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Waffen SS In Action – Colour Footage

Waffen SS In Action – Colour Footage

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Waffen-SS M42 Helmet

In 1942 another new version of the Stahlhelm came into Wehrmacht service, the Model 1943 (in the United Kingdom, the Model 1942 is usually referred to as the Model 1943.) Because of wartime production troubles and the lack or raw materials, the Model 1943 Stahlhelm was stamped out of only one sheet of steel. This [...]

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Bf 109

As much as the Spitfire, the Bf 109 is one of the emblematic airplanes of World War 2 military aviation. This aircraft was the most common fighter of the Luftwaffe during the conflict. Light, fast and tough, this airplane will be remembered as one of the greatest prop interceptor ever built. The Bf 109 prototype [...]

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The Executioner of the Latvian People

All these terrible crimes of Bolshevism in Spain, the destruction of a twelfth of this proud, gifted, ancient cultured people, did not lead to the Komintern’s goal, the final conquest of Spain, due to the heroic defense by Franco and his forces, and the Legion Condor. Bolshevism had its next opportunity in 1939 when the [...]

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The Few

‘The Few‘ was the name given to pilots who fought against the Germans in the Battle of Britain. The word ‘few’ was used by Winston Churchill in his famous speech at the end of the battle - “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.” The following table does show that many [...]

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