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How the Wehrmacht Defeated Yugoslavia in 11 Days: Blitzkrieg in the Balkans
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In April 1941, Yugoslavia surrendered after a rapid offensive by Germany and its allies. The defeat is often attributed to the country’s internal divisions, ...

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A Tank Divided: France and Germany Promised to Replace the Leopard and Leclerc — Then Got Stuck at the Negotiating Table
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France and Germany set out to build a tank that would shape European armies for decades to come. They had the money, two accomplished schools of tank design, ...

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The Involvement of Russian Diplomacy in the Romanian-Bulgarian Conflict of 1912–13
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Continuation of the series “The Balkan Crisis of 1912–14, Which Also Drew Russia In” International relations in the Balkans at that time were a hotbed of ...

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Roman Ponomarenko. The Cavalry at Gettysburg: The Battle at Lott’s Farm and Colonel Farnsworth’s Charge
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All parts of the cycle An article by Roman Ponomarenko from the WARSPOT website, dated February 6, 2022.   The cavalry not only began but ...

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Alexey Isaev. The Economics of War. Cobalt
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All parts of the cycle An article from the Telegram channel “Alexey Isaev. ‘Iron Wind’.” War and military equipment often require specific natural ...

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From One in Five to One in Fifteen: What Happened to Russian Arms Exports?
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Not so long ago, Russia’s position in the global arms market seemed almost unshakable. For years, it ranked second only to the United States, while Russian ...

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A Canopy and a Weapons Bay Door: What Could China Learn From Just Two F-35 Parts?
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In late May 2026, a shipment left Australia for the United States that, under normal circumstances, would hardly have attracted any media attention. It ...

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Vladimir Nagirnyak. “A Shameful Act of Brutal Piracy on the High Seas”
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An article by Vladimir Nagirnyak from the WEARSPOT website, dated July 14, 2016.   Contents: At the outset of both world wars of the 20th ...

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A Few Thoughts on Tyrann’s Foreign Policy – 8. An Unplanned War. In the Forests and Swamps of the Northwest-2
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All parts of the cycle Here is the next installment in an interesting series of articles from VK by medieval historian Vitaly Pensky, which I think will ...

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A Little-Known Episode of the Great Patriotic War. In July 1941, the Soviet Air Force dominated the Baltic region. Why didn't the USSR take advantage of this?
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In the collective consciousness, the summer of 1941 is inextricably linked with images of the Luftwaffe’s devastating strikes against Soviet airfields, burning ...

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