What are examples of events on the tactical level leading to the defeat of an enemy on the strategic level, or vice versa?

Why did Germany invade Poland, which led Britain and France to declare war on Hitler’s Nazi state in retaliation?

How does Jon Davis feel about the use of nuclear power in World War 2? I ask only to gain perspective.

What would happen if the Americans invade Japan in November 1945 as part of Operation Downfall?

Why must we always fight each other? Wasn’t World War 1 and 2 enough?

How do you escape a POW camp?

We have some ivory figures that my father-in-law collected when he was in Asia during WWII. Can we sell these?

In WW2, bombing Europe was not as effective as predicted. Do you think that the Allied bomber crews were used as bait to neutralize the Luftwaffe?

How horrible was the evacuation of the British troops at Dunkirk during WW2?

Which movies based on World War 2 highlight the contribution of countries like Australia and Canada?

If somehow Germany in 1939 declared war on the USA and attack the US who would win and why?

How did pilots during world wars shoot bullets through the propellers without hitting it?

What was the coldest temperature in the Operation Barbarossa?

If Germany had had twice the aircraft, could they have won in air superiority and won WWII?

Would punishing Germany more after WWI have prevented WWII?

Why was the Nazi regime so kind to animals?

Did the Allies know that the Japanese had a major base at Truk Lagoon in WW2, or was it discovered by accident?

Who was more evil, Winston Churchill or Adolf Hitler?

What would happen if the entire 2003 Iraqi invasion U.S. troops were transported back to D-Day at Normandy?

What would have happened if Germany had gone through with Operation Sea Lion?