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THE IMPOSTER STORY
Don’t we love stories about doppelgangers and body-doubles!Political assassination is always a risk for a public figure. Hitler had several doubles who replaced him at public events where there might be some danger to his person. The use of a “politi...
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WHY I LIKE HISTORICAL FICTION
I believe my first experience reading historical fiction was Robert Graves’ I Claudius which I read as a schoolboy in England. This was followed by several Ernest Hemingway novels about the Spanish civil war (For Whom the Bell Tolls, A Farewell to Ar...
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MYTHS AND FALSEHOODS ABOUT WWII
Like a lot of you, I recently read an article that said that a lot of what we think we know about World War II is terribly wrong. For instance, I always thought that German engineering was the best in the world, well it appears that a lot of weapons ...
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THE YEAR IS 383 AD
The last Roman legions are leaving Britain under General Magnus Maximus, that ambitious and ruthless Spaniard, who proclaimed himself Emperor of Britain and launched his bid for imperial power.   For over 400 years Britain had lived under the rule o...
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NEW TARGET FOR RUSSIA: THE SUWALKI GAP
NEW TARGET FOR RUSSIA: THE SUWALKI GAP If you look at the map of Eastern Europe, you will start wondering what the Kalingrad Oblast region is all about. Remember that Germany was forced to give up Kaliningrad to Stalin at the 1945 Potsdam Agreement....
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AKHMUT: A PYRRHIC VICTORY OR A DEFEAT FOR THE RUSSIANS?
After the Battle of Asculum in 279 BC, Plutarch wrote in his Lives of Noble Greeks and Romans: "If we are victorious in one more battle with the Romans, we shall be utterly ruined."   A Pyrrhic victory is defined as a victory that inflicts s...
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