Tomislav Lovric, Author at Military Historia

Did Germany Have a Resistance Movement Called Werewolf?

The legend of the Werewolf movement is one of many myths of the Second World War. It is often claimed

Unbeknownst to many, the ‘jerrycan’ was actually invented by the Germans, and remains a crucial piece of military equipment even

Martha Gellhorn (1908-1998) was arguably one of the most important war correspondents of the Second World War. However, because of

Since the First World War and the birth of the trench gun, shotguns have been a staple of every military

The stories of World War II snipers are some of the most unbelievable stories you’ll ever hear. These men and

In modern military history, the Vietnam War can be observed as a prime example of how guerrilla attacks and seemingly

War is as old as mankind, and ever since our first battles among each other, we’ve always tried to protect