MHN Marks Movember with the Most Famous Moustaches in Military History
“MilitaryHistoryNow.com is kicking off a month of Tweets from some of history’s best-known ‘staches with this montage.” MHN IS MARKING Movember this year with a salute to the most famous (and infamous) moustaches in military history. Now in…
‘The First World War in 100 Objects’ – Author Shares Artifacts That Symbolize One of History’s Bloodiest Conflicts
“Peter Doyle’s new book explores the objects we associate with the conflict – and some that still surprise us today.” As one writer has put it ‘objects hold within themselves the worlds of their creators’. Representing…
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ — MHN Shares Preview of Upcoming WW2 Blockbuster (VIDEO)
HACKSAW RIDGE, a new World War Two film from Oscar winning actor/director Mel Gibson, is set to burst onto screens next week. The film, which won rave reviews at the at the Venice Film Festival last month, tells…
The Crimean War – Seven Essential Facts About Victorian Britain’s Most Peculiar Conflict
“I view the Crimean War as a very important historical event and find it puzzling that it’s not used more frequently as a canvas for historical novels.” By M.J. Neary THE CRIMEAN WAR (1853-1856) is…
Two Years a Slave – Frenchman Recalls His Time as Forced Labourer in Nazi Germany
“I would be seized by a feeling of rage and the desire to kill, but I felt powerless.” The Nazi war machine was powered by slaves. An estimated 20 per cent of Hitler’s wartime workforce was…
American Turncoat – Meet the Only U.S. Army Officer to Defect to the Nazis in WW2
“The 23-year-old U.S. Army second lieutenant stole an unarmed reconnaissance plane from an Allied airbase in southern Italy and flew it into enemy territory as part of a bizarre bid to change sides.” THE NAME…
