World War II
On 8 May 1995, the British prime minister, John Major, referred to the end of World War II as the end of a thirty years’ war; in this, he was correct: both sides saw this war as an attempt to complete a task left undone at the close of the First World War – the show-down which ended European global domination. The Second World War was, however, the ultimate catastrophe of modern history, laying waste the heart and soul of Europe. Here you will find contributions about this conflict, its prelude, conduct, and personalities – excluding non-military Nazi personalities, which are covered under the entry “Third Reich Era.” Also covered are contributions dealing with war crimes (and lies about alleged war crimes) committed in the course of the conflict. This does not include the “Holocaust,” which has a separate entry (and is not a war crime in the strict sense).
Memorabilia: The True Story of German-Jewish Relations (Part 2)
It is important to know and understand history. No serious historian would say that events such those that occurred before, during and after World War II are pieces of time that can be completely separated one from the other, that it is possible to isolate this event from that one. After all, history is the sum of all those events, sometimes…
Memorabilia: David Irving: Interview on Calgary Cable (1989)
David John Cawdell Irving (born 24 March 1938) is an English historian and author who has written on the military and political history of World War II. An expert on Nazi Germany, his works include masterpieces like The Destruction of Dresden (1963), Hitler's War (1977), Churchill's War (1987), and Goebbels: Mastermind of the Third Reich (1996).
Memorabilia: The last English Language Interview with Eric Hartmann, the World’s Greatest Fighter Pilot
This is the last interview of arguably the greatest fighter from the Luftwaffe, which was the aerial warfare branch of the combined German Wehrmacht (Defence Forces) during World War II. A unique piece. Ernst Zundel presents another Voice of Freedom video broadcast. Here the greatest air ace of all time is interviewed (29 minutes). This…
European Journal | Poland Mass Graves in Malbork
64 years after the end of World War Two,construction workers have unearthed a mass grave with the bones of 2,000 people near Marienburg Castle in Malbork,Poland,the former Marienburg. The evidence suggests the bodies are mostly of German civilians — men,women,and children — killed in early 1945 towards the end of the war.
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