Written by Leon Engelbrecht Saturday, 25 February 2012 08:49
“France in Centrafrique” is the second in a new series on African conflict, “Africa@War”, and concentrates on French misadventures in the Central African Republic (CAR). Read more... Add new comment

“Battle for Cassinga” is the third in a new series on African conflict, “Africa@War”, and examines South Africa's still-very controversial cross-border parachute raid in Angola in May 1978.
“Selous Scouts” is the fourth in a new series on African conflict, “Africa@War” and unlike the other three volumes in the series that look at specific operations, focusses on a uni, the Rhodesian Selous Scouts regiment.
From his earliest day in politics and literally to his last, Adolf Hitler never tired of talking about his experiences as a frontsoldat (frontline soldier) on the Western Front during World War One. According to him, his five-year sojourn in the forward area was the seminal experience of his life and the foundation of his racist anti-Semitism, anti-communism and fascism. According to Thomas Weber, this is a pack of lies.







