Pantheon of War
Nicolai EberholstHistory of war and conflict by military historian Nicolai Eberholst
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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"Ragnarok" at Verdun, 1916-17 - PART II
This is a continuation of last weeks article on the experiences of Schleswig-Danes in the German Army during the Battle of Verdun.
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H. J. CALLESEN took part in the opening of the early part of t...
"Ragnarok" at Verdun, 1916-17 - PART I
Following the 2nd Schleswig War of 1864, Prussia annexed the Danish region of Schleswig in southern Jutland, and the Danes who inhabited this region became Prussian, and later German, subjects. As such, young Danish men had to serve in the...
Witness to War: Before the Storm, 1864 - Part II
The following is the conclusion of last weeks article based on the letters of Lieutenant Peter Feilberg, written during the Second Schleswig War of 1864.
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Two British volunteers
We left Fei...
Witness to War: Before the Storm, 1864 - Part I
I wanted to start a series of articles that focus on individual eyewitness accounts of war and conflict throughout the ages. Last week, while working in the archive that I work as Head Archivist at, I stumbled upon a small red booklet with...
Panthéon de la Guerre
By Mid-September 1914, war had already claimed millions of casualties across Europe. That this war, the Great War, was something unprecedented was clear to all. In Paris, two French painters, Pierre Carrier-Belleuse and Auguste François-Mar...
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