Canadian narratives of the Great War rarely give a very clear picture of the enemy. They may mention German regiments, brigades, divisions or corps that opposed Canadian troops on this or that front, but detailed citations from German sources are often missing. There are a number of reasons for this, most notably the scarcity of translated primary documents. A number of comprehensive regimental histories were published in Germany during the interwar years, but these are often difficult to obtain and tend to be printed in old German. Consequently, we were glad to receive this translation of Generalleutnant Alfred Dieterich’s report on his brigade’s defensive operations on Vimy Ridge during March-April 1917. Dieterich originally published the...
By mid-1918, the character of the First World War had changed completely from the relatively static ...
This article aims briefly to describe the significance and evolution of military mining as a battlef...
By mid-1918, the character of the First World War had changed completely from the relatively static ...
On 9 April 1917 four Canadian divisions and one British division of 170,000 men broke through the “V...
While English-speaking historians know in detail about almost every event on the BEF’s front, the sa...
Although the Canadian Corps did not participate directly in the German Spring Offensives that began ...
“The Gardeners of Salonika” was Georges Clemenceau’s jibe at the French and British divisions tied d...
For a man who experienced many battles, 26 October 1917 was a pivotal day for Lieutenant Tom Rutherf...
In late 1916, the German 3rd Supreme Army Command (OHL) under General Hindenburg and General Ludendo...
For a man who experienced many battles, 26 October 1917 was a pivotal day for Lieutenant Tom Rutherf...
Much has been written on the Canadian Corps and the string of victories that it achieved after its i...
Of Canada’s long military history, Vimy is the one battle that most Canadians will know. Some will b...
A number of current books deal with Operations Goodwood and Atlantic, but scant attention has been p...
Editor’s note: The 1st Polish Armoured Division fought side-by-side with the Canadians during the No...
The story of the 79th Division is fact, not fiction. The accomplishments set forth here are sufficie...
By mid-1918, the character of the First World War had changed completely from the relatively static ...
This article aims briefly to describe the significance and evolution of military mining as a battlef...
By mid-1918, the character of the First World War had changed completely from the relatively static ...
On 9 April 1917 four Canadian divisions and one British division of 170,000 men broke through the “V...
While English-speaking historians know in detail about almost every event on the BEF’s front, the sa...
Although the Canadian Corps did not participate directly in the German Spring Offensives that began ...
“The Gardeners of Salonika” was Georges Clemenceau’s jibe at the French and British divisions tied d...
For a man who experienced many battles, 26 October 1917 was a pivotal day for Lieutenant Tom Rutherf...
In late 1916, the German 3rd Supreme Army Command (OHL) under General Hindenburg and General Ludendo...
For a man who experienced many battles, 26 October 1917 was a pivotal day for Lieutenant Tom Rutherf...
Much has been written on the Canadian Corps and the string of victories that it achieved after its i...
Of Canada’s long military history, Vimy is the one battle that most Canadians will know. Some will b...
A number of current books deal with Operations Goodwood and Atlantic, but scant attention has been p...
Editor’s note: The 1st Polish Armoured Division fought side-by-side with the Canadians during the No...
The story of the 79th Division is fact, not fiction. The accomplishments set forth here are sufficie...
By mid-1918, the character of the First World War had changed completely from the relatively static ...
This article aims briefly to describe the significance and evolution of military mining as a battlef...
By mid-1918, the character of the First World War had changed completely from the relatively static ...