The Battle For Ortona: Army, Part 18
The actual terrain over which a battle is fought may be the most important primary source of information available to the historian, but ground must
Terry Copp
November 1, 1997
The actual terrain over which a battle is fought may be the most important primary source of information available to the historian, but ground must
The University of Edinburgh in Scotland has recently established a centre for WW II studies that could serve as a model for Canadian universities. Its
The news of General Andrew McNaughton’s retirement was announced on Dec. 26, 1943. McNaughton’s brief statement offered no explanation for the decision and the men
One of the most enduring myths about Canadian military history is that historians and the general public have concentrated their attention on the campaign in
World War II was fought on many strange battlefields, but none was more unusual than North Africa. Fighting began there because Italian dictator Benito Mussolini,
Remembrance day in our community begins when small knots of people gather at the cenotaph that overlooks a quiet mill pond. The township has built
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