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I’m delighted to welcome Jane Hunt and her new book, The Finding, to the blog #HistoricalFiction #WorldWarII #BlogTour #BookBlast #TheCoffeePotBookClub – MJ Porter
I'm delighted to welcome Jane Hunt and her new book, The Finding, to the blog. Here's the Blurb This poignant novella is a tale of forbidden love, resilience, and the human cost of war. In the quiet fields of Wiltshire during World War II, Eveline, a sheltered young woman, stumbles upon a life-altering discovery: a…
Meet the Dedicated Volunteers Who Honor World War II's Fallen American Service Members by Adopting Their Graves
Europe will commemorate the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's surrender on May 8. But thousands of locals remain committed to preserving year-round the memories of those killed while fighting to liberate the continent
Sir Keir Starmer On VE Day | HistoryExtra
On 8 May 1945, German armed forces signed an unconditional surrender, bringing the Second World War in Europe to an end. To celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, prime minister Keir Starmer hosted a tea party in Downing Street on 5 May for veterans, schoolchildren, and people with links to the armed forces. Following the event, he spoke to York Membery about why marking the anniversary is so important – and the resonances with the current war in Ukraine
A Valuable Touchstone During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Asterel Sherman Marches to Donnersee"
Book Blurb:Shane Maguire, known to his tank mates as "Irish," appeared to be the ideal World War II tank crewman. A rugged former college football star, he was intelligent, courageous, patriotic, and dedicated to his fellow crewmen. However, deep inside, he struggled with a malady he couldn't fully control. To manage his condition, he sought a strong emotional connection to a mother-figure, a defining piece of his life. Despite his best efforts, the affliction could incapacitate Shane at the mos