Were the British generals more cautious about risking the lives of their soldiers than the American generals were in World War II?

If the US never went into the war against the Axis powers, and the Axis won, how would life be different today?

How did the Second World War change the Swiss society?

Why did the world wars happen?

Given the mountainous territory of Switzerland, would a Nazi invasion have failed?

Why is the German passport so strong even after Germany was the source of two World Wars?

How did health insurance work in German-occupied territories during World War Two?

What would have happened if Poland had joined Axis or Comintern (Soviet side) in WW2?

How many people died in Dresden during WW2?

Did any German U-boats operate in the Pacific with the Japanese navy?

What did Japanese Americans feared after the bombing?

What were the Nazi’s view of Asians?

Let’s say the UK is a peninsula connected to the continent rather than an island nation. What would have happened to it during World War 2?

With so many Soviet soldiers and civilians having died in WW2 and the horrors of war, why seemingly is Russia more militaristic now than 15 years ago?

What were some of the best guns Japan had in WWII?

Is it true that the only British infantry used during the Battle of the Ardennes was the 6th Airborne?

What was the level of German presence in Italy in 1940-43?

What were the 5 bloodiest battles of WWI and WWII?

What if Stalin was assassinated by the Nazis during the war with Germany?

Should the US have dropped the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki?