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Jasta 11 Fokker Dr.I Richthofen - Danijel Frka - box art Revell

Jasta 11: Meet the Red Baron's Infamous Fighter Unit

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Baby Hitler and Adult Hitler

Making a Genocidal Dictator: How Did Adolf Hitler Become a Monster?

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Meet David S. Ingalls: America's World War I Naval Fighter Ace

Was World War I Really an Avoidable Tragedy?

History Book What-If: Four Ways Germany Could Have Won World War I

A German A7V tank captured by the 26th Australian battalion, at Monument Wood, near Villers-Bretonneux, in France, on July 14th, 1918. Australian War Museum.

See This Battle Picture? It Started over 100 Years of Tank Warfare

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The German Empire’s World War I Heavy Tank was a Beast

Five Ways Germany Could Have Come Out on Top in World War I

How Imperial Germany Could Have Conquered the World

World War I History

How the Battle of the Somme Took 4 Months and Cost 1 Million Casualties

How Xi Jinping’s China Is Wilhelmine Germany Come Again

Jutland: The Battleship Battle That You Need to Know About

The True Story of the ‘Red Baron’ Is Crazier Than Fiction

By Myself (Adrian Pingstone). - My own photo, taken with a Nikon D50 DSLR and a 70-300 Tamron lens., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=71938153

Meet the Red Baron’s War Machine—The Famous Fokker Dr. I Triplane

These 5 Battleships and Aircraft Carriers are True Terrors of the Sea

This German Zeppelin Took Part in a Top Secret Mission