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TOP TEN WW2 ESCAPES
1] The Great Escape
Aug 24
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alex kershaw
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THE KISSING SOLDIER
It is the most famous photograph showing the end of World War II in the United States – an image of a US Navy sailor embracing and kissing a young woman…
Aug 15
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alex kershaw
14
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TOP TEN WW2 CARTOONISTS
World War II brought to the fore many talented cartoonists. Here are my favorites.
Aug 5
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alex kershaw
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July 2025
ONE OF THE FEW
85 years ago, an American daredevil helped save the free world.
Jul 21
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alex kershaw
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3
June 2025
MOST POPULAR BOOKS READ IN WWII
A significant event occurred during WWII – America became a nation of readers.
Jun 18
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alex kershaw
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3
THE RACE FOR PARIS
Three legendary war correspondents—Robert Capa, Ernie Pyle, and Ernest Hemingway—scramble to cover the Allied advance across France.
Jun 11
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alex kershaw
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2
MY D DAY HEROES
Remembering the men who saved the world.
Jun 7
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alex kershaw
26
2
ONE WOMAN'S ULTIMATE D-DAY SACRIFICE.
On 6 June 1944, Bettie Wilkes lost her husband, Master Sergeant John Wilkes, one of 20 “Bedford Boys” killed on D Day.
Jun 6
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alex kershaw
37
4
“OK. WE’LL GO.”
Only one man could decide to launch D Day.
Jun 4
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alex kershaw
56
5
PATTON'S PRAYER
The paperback of my New York Times bestseller is published today.
Jun 2
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alex kershaw
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4
May 2025
FIRST OF THE FIRST WAVE
The story of the very first Americans to see action on D Day.
May 29
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alex kershaw
50
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A LONE WOMAN ON MEMORIAL DAY
A headstone in a distant graveyard reminds us of women's front-line sacrifice in war.
May 25
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alex kershaw
34
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