The battle of Crete, fought in May-June 1941, remains a significant event in New Zealand’s history. New Zealand soldiers played a crucial role in the fighting and their casualty rate, with over 3,800 dead, wounded and prisoners of war, was high for such a small country. Kiwi commanders made key decisions in the battle, decisions which led directly to the Allied defeat. Which commanders and which decisions, however, has been a subject of debate ever since
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This history tells the story of the drama that took place in Greece leading up to, during and after ...
The three armoured SS Sonderverbände (special units) Leibstandarte, Das Reich and Totenkopf which co...
This article is a very brief version of a 320 page book based on sources and publications in English...
In April 1941, the New Zealand Division of the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force fought its first ...
© 2019 the author.This paper argues that the Australian involvement in wartime Crete took place in t...
This thesis examines the circumstances by which the British became involved in Greece in 1941. It s...
One of the intriguing questions about Britain’s strategy in the Second World War concerns its decis...
Includes image: 'landscape with three figures', 1935.AbstractDespite the significance of the German ...
The conventional account of wartime relations between Greece, New Zealand and Britain is one of unwa...
During World War II, the Allied forces mounted an amphibious assault on the occupied French coastal ...
During World War II, the allied forces mounted an amphibious assault on the occupied French coastal ...
Historians have largely ignored the importance of relationships in war, particularly at a grass root...
Revisionist historians of the Western Front have demonstrated that Britain had no alternative but to...
The struggle for Ortona is one of the best known battles fought by Canadians in the Second World War...
During 1943 Australian forces made their most significant contribution to the war in the Pacific. Th...
This history tells the story of the drama that took place in Greece leading up to, during and after ...
The three armoured SS Sonderverbände (special units) Leibstandarte, Das Reich and Totenkopf which co...
This article is a very brief version of a 320 page book based on sources and publications in English...
In April 1941, the New Zealand Division of the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force fought its first ...
© 2019 the author.This paper argues that the Australian involvement in wartime Crete took place in t...
This thesis examines the circumstances by which the British became involved in Greece in 1941. It s...
One of the intriguing questions about Britain’s strategy in the Second World War concerns its decis...
Includes image: 'landscape with three figures', 1935.AbstractDespite the significance of the German ...
The conventional account of wartime relations between Greece, New Zealand and Britain is one of unwa...
During World War II, the Allied forces mounted an amphibious assault on the occupied French coastal ...
During World War II, the allied forces mounted an amphibious assault on the occupied French coastal ...
Historians have largely ignored the importance of relationships in war, particularly at a grass root...
Revisionist historians of the Western Front have demonstrated that Britain had no alternative but to...
The struggle for Ortona is one of the best known battles fought by Canadians in the Second World War...
During 1943 Australian forces made their most significant contribution to the war in the Pacific. Th...
This history tells the story of the drama that took place in Greece leading up to, during and after ...
The three armoured SS Sonderverbände (special units) Leibstandarte, Das Reich and Totenkopf which co...