The Warsaw Uprising killed 180–220,000 civilians, completely defenseless. Nobody has counted it exactly and will never count again. Losses among the insurgents are 18–20,000 killed. Zośka, Alek, Rudy and hundreds, thousands of others like them, although they could die beautifully, they also wanted t
The adage says that in love and in war all tricks are allowed. But what if there is no place for love during the war? Or at least one that is beyond the minds of military and civilian morals? Even before the war, the provisions regulating conscription to the US Army contained a mention of the in
It was one of the boldest actions in the history of armored forces. On January 23, 1945, the Soviet armored reconnaissance group struck straight at the fortified Elbląg. And no one even noticed her. The 31st Kirovgrad Armored Guards Brigade was just engaged in the fight to capture Iława when it
beginning Following the influence of geology and paleontology in the early 19th century, evolutionary theories challenged the history of human origin discussed in sacred texts. By rendering humanity a natural product, rather than divine creation, evolutionists broke down the barrier between human