Project World War 2
John WozniakRemembering the past without myth. Each week we unpack a moment from World War 2 with plain language, careful sourcing, and quiet respect.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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How Chain Home Helped Defend Britain During the Battle of Britain
Here on Project World War 2, we’re deep into the first weeks of the Battle of Britain. We’ve peeked into the opening salvos of the famous air war of attrition, life for farmers, a civilian perspective, the Home Guard, and we’ve learned abou...
Dad's Army: The Real Story of Britain's Home Guard, 1940
We’ve learned about the opening salvos of the Battle of Britain, the bombing of Gibraltar by the Vichy French, the Battle of the Atlantic, the battle fought by British farmers to feed the nation, and personal thoughts from civilians in July...
What Did British Civilians Think During the Battle of Britain?
Welcome back to Project World War 2. When we think of war, we might think of military hardware, soldiers in trenches, or airplanes on bombing runs, and that got me thinking. What about civilians? I have been on the receiving end of artiller...
The Battle of the Atlantic: Bloody Rough Living
Which Branch of the Military Would You Choose?
Those who have been reading my work for some time will know that I served in the British Army. Over the course of 25 years I served all over the world, including on multiple tours of Iraq...
The Battle of The Atlantic: While Spitfires Climb, the Atlantic Burns
If you have been following along these past weeks, you know where we stand. It is mid July 1940. France has fallen. The Channel coast bristles with German guns. Over the grey waters between Dover and Calais, the Kanalkampf has begun, and Sp...
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