World War II - Epic Battles
World War II History. From weapons & tactics, to the operational level, strategy & command, and political commentary.
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Gold Beach Landings
Gold Beach was on the right flank of the 2nd British Army and in the center of the five Νormandy invasion beaches. The beach itself lies between the coastal villages of La Rivière in the east and Le Hamel in the west. Because it was quite r...
Review: World War II with Tom Hanks
When I realized that this new documentary includes some of the most reputable historians like Antony Beevor and Robert Citino, I was hoping that Tom Hanks made something unique about World War 2 history. Instead, he gives us one more round...
Juno Beach Landings
If you enjoy thoughtful insights like this, consider subscribing on Youtube and supporting my work on Patreon. Your support helps me covering the costs for the production of new videos. Even $1/month (about 3 cents a day) can make a huge di...
Sword Beach Landings
The easternmost Allied landing beach of the Normandy invasion was code-named Sword. It was the responsibility of British Major General Thomas Gordon Rennie’s 3rd Infantry Division, part of the British 2nd Army and augmented by several speci...
Did Operation Barbarossa fail because of Greek Resistance? Debunking the Myth
One of the most persistent myths about the Second World War is that Germany failed to defeat the Soviet Union in 1941 because it “wasted time” by invading Greece. The argument is appealing in its simplicity: Germany diverted forces south, l...
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