
U Boats – ‘Grey Coffins’ That Shaped Two World Wars And Forged The Era Of The Submarine
How ‘Unterseeboots’ wreaked havoc in the Atlantic Ocean across two world wars …
How ‘Unterseeboots’ wreaked havoc in the Atlantic Ocean across two world wars …
And what does it have to do with a Nazi Dog?
How Rome once got decidedly further north than Hadrian’s Wall.
IWM has found a new way to reach audiences around the world
Can you help? History group aims to find families to share with soldiers' relatives
The portrayal of captured British personnel in David Lean's 1957 film, which starred Alec Guinness, was contested by UK officials
John Sutton spent three years at a prisoner of war camp in Singapore and returned so underweight that his wedding suit had to be padded.
Jack Ransom was among tens of thousands of prisoners of war who were released following VJ Day 75 years ago.
The coronavirus pandemic has meant many traditional events are unable to go ahead.
The Burma Star Association's youngest members are now in their late 90s and its doors will close on VJ Day's 75th anniversary on 15 August.
How was the famous kiss image captured? And who are the people in it?
A heartbreaking tale of survival during the Second World War
A new book examines the black lives involved in Britain’s Second World War effort
Families of former Far East POWs are calling for greater recognition
How did Japan became involved in World War Two?
The haunting memories of a veteran from the "Forgotten Army"