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War of Words/WWI/WWII

War of Words – ‘U-boat’

'The only thing that ever really frightened me during the war,' Churchill wrote, 'was the U-boat peril.'…

Feature/War Composers/WWII

WAR COMPOSERS: Dmitri Shostakovich

Symphony No.7 became a national symbol of resistance to the German invasion, and the Soviets were eager to export it to the…

Behind The Image/WWII

BEHIND THE IMAGE: Churchill visits Caen, July 1944

Churchill travelled incessantly during the war. In this picture, taken in Caen around six weeks after the D-Day landings, we find visiting…

Fact-file/Feature/WWII

Leni Riefenstahl: Hitler’s mistress?

One of the key questions often asked about Leni Riefenstahl is was she Hitler’s lover? Rumours of an affair were common at…

Feature/Weapons Technology/WWII

Destroyer of Worlds: the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

‘I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.’ So spoke J Robert Oppenheimer, the nuclear physicist who developed the atom bomb. Marking…

Behind The Image/WWII

BEHIND THE IMAGE: VE Day, 8 May 1945

Victory in Europe (VE) Day marked the official conclusion of the six-year world war against Hitler and his allies. Civilians and soldiers…

Conflict Scientists/Feature/WWII

BARNES WALLIS: visionary designer

Barnes Wallis was one such man. A brilliant aircraft designer with a flair for what we in the 21st-century would glibly call…

Behind The Image/WWII

BEHIND THE IMAGE: Nagasaki, Japan, 9 August 1945

This poignant image is evidence of the miles of utter devastation caused when the world’s second atomic bomb was dropped on the…

Feature/WWII

WAR CULTURE: Cricket in WWII

What did cricket mean to troops and civilians during WWII? Crispin Andrews has scoured the MCC library to find out. Even Hitler…

Feature/WWII

Caged Nazis: guarding Rudolf Hess

Historian Adrian Greaves has had a lifetime fascination for top Nazi Rudolf Hess. We asked him to explain.…

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