One of Britain rsquo's last remaining World War One ships has been saved after a battle to secure funds for vital repair work... READ MORE›
In one place where the trenches are only 25 yards apart we could see dead Germans half-buried, their legs and gloved hands sticking out of the ground... READ MORE›
It was the first wartime loss for the Royal Australian Navy and the first Allied submarine loss in World War I, according to Defence... READ MORE›
It was a Sunday in September of 1914 when AE1 helped secure the surrender of Rabaul in East New Britain, according to the Royal Australian Navy... READ MORE›
WWI Battle of Cambrai Deborah the British tank gets her due, a century on... READ MORE›
Apart from his mousing duties, he reaches out to followers on Twitter... READ MORE›
The trailblazing second world war pilot Joy Lofthouse, who flew bombers and fighter aircraft for the Air Transport Auxiliary ATA during the conflict, has died aged 94... READ MORE›
The Kahkewistahaw First Nation, located approximately 150 kilometres east of Regina, has nearly 30 members who have served with the Canadian Armed Forces... READ MORE›
It meant the Great War had claimed the lives of all four of Mr and Mrs Anderson's courageous sons... READ MORE›
The stories of the 2.5 million Muslims who travelled to Europe to fight for the allies during the first world war are finally being told... READ MORE›
Clemenceau was named France's prime minister in 1917, a year before the end of the 1914-1918 Great War ... READ MORE›
At the time of the first world war, all western powers upheld a racial hierarchy built around a shared project of territorial expansion... READ MORE›
Thousands of names projected on wall of downtown ottawa landmark... READ MORE›
This makes us believe that the two soldiers could be of the Garhwal Rifles regiment, Lt... READ MORE›
The centennial commission is building the National WWI Memorial in Washington, D.C... READ MORE›
The Norwegian explorer and humanitarian activist Fridtjof Nansen 1861-1930 is the subject of today's Google Doodle, marking the 156th anniversary of the adventurer's birth... READ MORE›
World War II began when Germany invaded Poland in 1939, leading to Britain and France to declare war on Germany days later... READ MORE›
Zweig began to write The World of Yesterday after leaving Austria in 1934, anticipating the Nazification of his homeland... READ MORE›
The comparison between the United States and Germany is imperfect, of course The German president's powers were largely curtailed following World War II... READ MORE›
Perhaps the most fervent backlash against Dunkirk has come from Indian media, where critics justifiably complain about Hollywood's whitewashing of World War II... READ MORE›
Poland announced Monday that it will seek the arrest and extradition of Michael Karkoc, a 98-year-old U.S. citizen who suffers from Alzheimer's disease... READ MORE›
Yet that's exactly what Quaas did and more! at this month's International German Gymnastics Festival in Berlin... READ MORE›
Donald Trump has been compared to Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin by a professor at America's distinguished Yale University... READ MORE›
Israeli Holocaust survivor Yisrael Kristal, certified last year by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest man, died on Friday aged 113, Israeli media reported... READ MORE›
Kristal was orphaned shortly after the first world war and moved to Lodz to work in the family confectionery business in 1920... READ MORE›
But Kristal once again managed to survive, and moved to the Israeli port city of Haifa in 1950 with his second wife and their son... READ MORE›
Van Der Helm told The Age You come to accept this type of moronic behaviour... READ MORE›
Some found an answer in a nearly 75-year-old anti-fascist propaganda film... READ MORE›
Israel Kristal, a Holocaust survivor, had missed his bar mitzvah in Poland 100 years ago because of the first world war... READ MORE›
Dozens of Syrian civilians were treated for suspected chlorine-gas poisoning after an alleged government attack on Aleppo's Al-Sukkari neighborhood on Tuesday, activists and local doctors said... READ MORE›
Other first world war lines included the Maidstone-Swale line in Kent and the London defence ring across Essex, Kent and Surrey... READ MORE›
Joyce, 101, was bright and passed her 11-plus, going on to work as a clerk in the corn merchants in Norfolk during the second world war... READ MORE›
Philippe Huguen Pool Reuters The Canadian National Vimy Memorial was unveiled in 1936 near Arras in northern France... READ MORE›
During World War II, the mail rail slowed down when its stations were used as dormitories for troops... READ MORE›
Members of the Canadian armed forces take part in a sunset ceremony at the Canadian National Vimy Memorial on April 8, 2017 in Vimy, France... READ MORE›
- Captain Krech, German U-Boat captain When questioned about why his submarine was floating on the surface, the ship's Captain Krech told a wild tale... READ MORE›
On 6 April 1917, America declared war on Germany and charged into the first world war... READ MORE›
The 84-metre T-class submarine sailed from Rosyth, Fife, in order, it is thought, to attack German merchant ships supplying arms to Nazi-occupied Norway... READ MORE›
Global Affairs Canada is confirming that a 10-year-old girl who died Christmas Eve after falling ill aboard a transatlantic Air Canada flight was Canadian... READ MORE›
This week is the 100th anniversary of President Woodrow Wilson's speech to Congress seeking a declaration of war against Germany... READ MORE›
A cadet stands in front of the National War Memorial in Ottawa during a ceremony to recognize 100 years since the Battle of Vimy Ridge... READ MORE›
This is to maintain the dominance of the United States and to subjugate Russia, and, if possible, China... READ MORE›
Few memorials speak of monumental loss as eloquently as the limestone twin pillars at Vimy Ridge... READ MORE›
Working WWII-era tank, Nazi memorabilia up for grabs at museum auction... READ MORE›
The Christmas truce occupies a special place in First World War history... READ MORE›
Missing First World War soldiers comprise the bulk of the caseload for the casualty identification branch at National Defence... READ MORE›
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