Home › Military History Matters › Issue 145 › Feature WWII German U-boat to find new home in Birkenhead Researchers turn to AI to investigate lives of Civil War sailors Memorial commemorating South African war dead inaugurated in Cape Town Veterans uncover Iron Age treasures at RAF airfield in Anglesey Site of King Harold’s lost palace identified by archaeologists Kamikaze: Fire from the sky Master and commander Endgame WWII – The key questions: Was Eisenhower right to leave Berlin to the Soviets? A long shadow: The road to Appomattox – Part 3: 1864-1865 The Story of St Petersburg 1703-1991 The making of Russia The Battle of Poltava: 8 July 1709 War Classics – Enemy at the Gates In Brief Rain of Ruin: Tokyo, Hiroshima, and the surrender of Japan The Last Days of Budapest: spies, Nazis, rescuers, and resistance, 1940-1945 From Trenton to Yorktown: Turning points of the Revolutionary War Gladiators of Britain Laurence Rees War of Words – ‘A chip on his shoulder’ Storming the Presidential Palace, Saigon, 1975 War on Film – Number 24 MHM 145 Letters – March MHM 145 Competition ‹ 10 / 24 › Published: 13 March 2025 • View live issue Period: Early Modern Warfare Location: Europe › Russia › North-Western Federal District Infographics: Calum Henderson / Images: WIPL/Wikimedia Commons # architecture# Feature# imperial history# infographic# MHM145# Military History# Paid# politics# royal history# special# timeline# urban development Share Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Email Share on Bluesky
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