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r/WorldWar2
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A place for historically-accurate content relating to the Second World War.
Notice: This subreddit is not actively monitored, so the posts here are only a small subset of what exists on reddit.
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PFC Leonard "Lenny" Rutter - 1921 - 1945 - killed while fighting to liberate the Philippines
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My dad just told me about the new Netflix documentary; Iā€™m 30 minutes in and amazing footage
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Did the Wehrmacht use live ammunition during infantry training?
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Any books similar to The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer?
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Where can I find detailed maps of the Eastern Front that includes major battle locations and army deployments as well as villages and small towns in the near area?
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Did General Patton really re-allocate anti-aircraft gunners to the infantry, as seen in the movie Patton?
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At which rank would a soldier address an officer using ā€œHerrā€ before their actual rank in the Wehrmacht?
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What combat units of the Wehrmacht experienced the most action?
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What country/region saw the heaviest fighting in WWII?
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Looking for good foreign film recommendations
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Recommendations for good books on the Eastern Front?
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American manufacture of the 40 mm Bofors anti-aircraft gun in WW 2 stumbles over millimetres, fractional and decimal inches
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Photographic Evidence - Rape of Nanking
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Looking for book recommendations
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Flak kill claims by year
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Looking for a video of a German officer walking away from an explosion.
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B-17 Gunners Wearing bulky sheep-shearling flying clothing to protect against the deadly cold at the altitudes typically flown in Europe - at 25,000 feet, temperatures could drop below -51 degrees Celsius (-60 degrees Fahrenheit)
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How was the mindset of a WWI soldier different than WWII? What were acceptable behaviors and attitudes that became transgressions and vice versa?
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New book
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Hey guys quick thought. So I saw an article on Facebook earlier stating that The Pacific is way better than Band Of Brothers. Personally I think that is dangerously insane. Thoughts on this ludicrous proposal?
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Real US Army Helmet?