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Churchill's Better Half - Clementine Churchill
There was one person who was equally involved in both World War I and WW2. It’s even brighter to say that she was the better-half of Winston Churchill, Britain’s leader in the wars. His biggest strength was getting a partner like her. Yes, she was Clementine Churchill, Winston Churchill’s secret weapon. She was perhaps the woman who worked hardest to win his dream title of Prime Minister rather than him. What attracted others to her the most was the sudden transformation of Clementine into a powerful woman from the one who was generally shy. She became a crutch for him in many situations where he might fall. The decisions he made at many crucial times were hers. However, Winston Church...
The Other Side of Agent Zigzag
One of the Second World War's most colourful individuals was double agent Eddie Chapman. Edward or Eddie Chapman was an expert safecracker and career criminal from Northern England, not an Aryan super-saboteur. He was possibly the most daring and accomplished double agent in the world at the time, unknown to everyone but the most covert agencies in the nation. He was taken in by the Abwehr, German military intelligence from a French prison, and after arriving in Britain, he switched allegiances. Eddie Chapman is evidence that a superhero need not be a face-masher with bulging muscles. He wasn't a huge man, he wasn't a murderer, and he avoided conflict whenever he could. He nevertheless succe...
Lady Death - The Beauty With a Sniper
Just then, a deafening shot went off, Pavlichenko’s face and uniform were sprayed with the warm blood of a young comrade who was standing beside her. He was a cheerful lad, barely 20 years old. He lay mute and lifeless next to her, his body oozing blood. She was shell-shocked and devastated. An eerie pang of anger and revenge shot through her being, she wanted to avenge the boy’s death. Pavlichenko gripped firmly on her rifle, pulled shots at her enemy in a blind rage, and in that frenzy of shots, she claimed the first victims of her sniping record. Pavlichenko had proved to herself and her comrades that she was an unflinching sniper, and nothing will stop her from decimating the enemy i...
Dora Schaul, Captivating Story of an Undercover Agent in Ww2 German-Occupied France
Many people were forced to stand firm against oppression during the dull long stretches of the Second Great War when the Nazi occupation cast its gloomy shadow over France. Dora Schaul was a Jewish German lady who assumed a critical part in the French Opposition during The Second World War. She conducted covert operations at official offices in France, which was occupied by the Germans, and she provided vital information to the French Resistance. Her work was critical in the battle against the Nazi system and the abominations it committed. Dora Schaul, one of these brave individuals, took on the persona of Renée Fabre to effectively join the French Opposition. Her book "Résistance – Erin...
Operation Mincemeat
In the pre-dawn hours of April 30th, 1943, a Spanish fisherman Antonio was about to begin his day. The gossamer mists had not yet receded. But he knew the dwindling greyness would soon segue into the golden haze of the morning sun. The Second World War was in the fourth year, but for him, it was a business-as-usual day. Spain was a neutral country but the fact that Spanish echelons tacitly supported the Germans was the elephant in the room that no one had the chutzpah to question. German spies roamed the streets of Spain with impunity. Canards had been doing the rounds that even captains in some of the ships were German secret agents. Everyone turned a blind eye and Antonio was more than hap...
The Adventures of Tom Moore
Captain Sir Thomas Moore was a war veteran just like any other British military man. Having served in the military during the Second World War, in India, and in the Burma campaign, he was living a quiet life in a village called Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire with his younger daughter Hannah, and her small family. Captain Tom, a moniker he earned in the twilight days of his life for the unprecedented service he did to humanity during a time when the world was in dire need of it. The year 2020 was calamitous in more ways than one for the entire world. A single-celled microorganism had laid siege on the world, leaving the masses defenseless and vulnerable. Millions have died so far and thoug...
Simo Hayha - The Deadliest Sniper In Military History
Simo Hayha, or the White Death is one of the deadliest snipers in history of mankind. He was a straight up terror for the Soviet men during winter war. Hiding amongst the snowy brambles was death, a silent and sudden one. As Soviet men fell like flies on the snow avalanche, the Soviet men knew they were sailing close to the winds. Forsaking their conspicuous green military uniform itself could have helped them not be a sitting duck for Finnish snipers buried in heaps of snow. But by the time Stalin realized his foibles, it was way too late. Stalin anticipated that the mighty Red Army would bulldoze the paltry Finland force. But Stalin forgot that Finland has White Death by its side to defend...
Caught in the Crosshair - Riveting tales of four lethal snipers
They say it’s not the target but the hunt that matters. Sniping and hunting are similar in many ways; both hunter and a sniper need to be adept at stealth and should have pinpoint marksmanship. Snipers have helped their country to grab victory from the jaws of an abysmal defeat. With one deadly shot, they make the impossible, possible. Be it Carlos Hathcock, Lyudmila Pavlichenko, Simo hayha, Chris Kyle, they have all sacrificed all that they hold dear for serving their country. There is any number of deadly snipers, but this book tells the tale of four such individuals who have achieved such stupendous feat that it is unfathomable.
Deadly Sniper Duels - The War Story of Controversial Duel Between The Soviet Sniper Expert Vasily Zaitsev And The Mysterious Top Nazi Sniper in WW2
The game ‘hide and seek’ will be a sweetest memory of childhood for everyone. There was a sniper in the history of World War II who copied such a pattern in real life. It was a boy who had been raised from woods and mountains, and he learned the lessons of hunting from his grandfather and trained it on wolves and deer. Seeing his father being strong in fight, he too felt such a desire, for which he first joined the Navy. He reached the frontline as the next step. He slowly became an expert in handling rifles from the knowledge he acquired from his grandfather in his childhood. With that ability he had been promoted as a sniper. It’s none other than Vasily Zaitsev, the famous Soviet sni...
The Real Peaky Blinders
A book curated for the fans of BBC’s hit and trending series, Peaky Blinders. But what if the real Blinders were much different from the ringleader Thomas Shelby and his group of Blinders. This book portrays the real life story of the notorious gang who reigned over Birmingham from 1880 to 1910. It showcases how their origin, existence, decline and how their living was different from that depicted in the show. Yes, the crew indeed created an impact on the society they lived in for real. But, the actual gang members never had a glittering life like the triumphant Shelbys. Buy the book to know about the dark and violent life of the original Peaky Blinders, their history and background, what they did for living, their fashion which in fact gained them this name, the real gang members, their rivals, and how the real life Peaky Blinders are both similar and contrary to the reel life Peaky Blinders.
