
European Theater
War As He Saw It
By Kevin M. HymelEverywhere General George S. Patton, Jr., went, from North Africa to Sicily to continental Europe, his camera swayed from his neck, ready to capture images that interested him. Read more
European Theater
Everywhere General George S. Patton, Jr., went, from North Africa to Sicily to continental Europe, his camera swayed from his neck, ready to capture images that interested him. Read more
European Theater
Neutrality. When used in the context of wartime, the word implies a political stance favoring neither side in armed conflict.
However, during World War II, alliances and allegiances seemed as confused at times as the fighting itself. Read more
European Theater
When Adolf Hitler sent German troops to Greece to help extricate his Italian allies from an embarrassing situation, he was, in part, repaying a debt to Benito Mussolini for being given a free hand in Austria three years earlier. Read more