Shaka Zulu, The Napoleon of Africa
The Napoleon of Africa The History Guy remembers the first great battle of Shaka Zulu, whom some historians have called[…]
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The 1527 Sack of Rome
Military event carried out in Rome The Sack of Rome on 6 May 1527 was a Military event carried out[…]
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Is there a Crucial Battle that Won The War? – Battles Won and Lost
Crucial Battle that Won The War In Battles Lost and Won, we investigate each crucial battle that decided the resources,[…]
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The War Elephants of Carthage
Hannibal’s war Elephants The History Guy examines the history and mystery of Hannibal’s war elephants. What kind of elephant did[…]
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World War II: The Battle of Crete – Full Documentary
The Battle of Crete On May 20th, 1941, Hitler launched history’s first ever airborne invasion, when German paratroopers landed on[…]
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The Volkssturm – Germany’s Last Wartime Army
Germany’s Last Wartime Army The Volkssturm was the Nazis last army of WW2 – a ragtag collection of old men[…]
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The Most Mysterious Plot of WW2 – Operation Long Jump
Plot of WW2 Operation Long Jump, or Operation Rösselsprung in German, was a plan by the Germans during World War[…]
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+1000 Mosquito Hours During WW2 – George Stewart
+1000 Mosquito Hours Here is the story of George Stewart who flew of One thousand hours in the famous Mosquito[…]
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Sinking the Battleship Bismarck – Time-Lapse
Sinking the Bismarck Operation Rheinübung, 18–27 May 1941 – The new and dangerous battleship Bismarck sets sail into the Atlantic[…]
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The Sudetenland: The Trigger for WWII
The Trigger for WWII In the heart of central Europe, in the middle of a deep, dark forest, lies a[…]
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