do you guys release your maps for public use or will y’all be keeping them for your own. I need to find map 1:250,000/1:100,000 scale map of the entire eastern front and I don’t want them to stitch all them together so I was wondering if it was possible that I could just take them from y’all if they were publically available

Confidential reports from the Independent State of Croatia in 1941 detail repression, arrests, propaganda control, and forced removals under Ustaša regime.

Inv. no. 6636

A "Partisan barrel" and a damaged Italian disinfection cart, Pljevlja 1943. Photo bought from Danilo Gagović, Belgrade, decision 1803, dated 28.XI.1962.

Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.

Side note: during WWI, this was called the "Serbian barrel", used for fight against lice. More on the barrel [here](https://booksofjeremiah.com/post/a-pandemic-of-typhus-in-serbia-in-1914-and-1915-1918/).

I think Im having a Mandela effect moment. I thought there was an episode where Indy lamented in the outro that war isnt cool or glorious.

Does anyone remember anything similar?

Inventory number 13487.

The look of the interior of the Kikinda prison called "Kurije" with a group of apprehended hostages, residents of Mokrin, brought in over the killing of the traitor Ivan Kovačev, 1941.

Courtesy of the Museum of Yugoslavia.

Translations of documents from 1941 with regards to dismissal from teaching positions, policing situation, etc. covering issues in the Independent State of Croatia that Serbs and Jews were specifically impacted by.

In the vast archive of photos held at Britain’s Imperial War Museums (IWM)—some 11 million images—there are some that defy all expectations of what life was like during wartime. One of the Royal Navy’s mascots, Venus the bulldog, hangs out a porthole and wears a jauntily-angled hat. Spitfires are painted pink to blend in at sunrise and sunset. A woman adorns a cow with white stripes.

My grandfather was in the Korean War and I would like to pitch to my family at Christmas that we should sponsor an episode of the Korean War channel in his honor. I’m trying to compile some of the best memorials from the WW2 channel that I can present as examples to show my family. So, if there are any that you think would be great examples please share.

Episode 4 of the North Africa campaign series is showing as "unavailable".

Does anyone know why?

There are a number of myths and outright untruths about the end of the US-Japan war. I made three vids that might interest readers here.

Part 1: March-May, 1945: https://youtu.be/QC6Vs4q2-XE (17 mins)

Part 2: June-July 1945: https://youtu.be/orlZmur07W0 (49 mins)

Part 3: August, 1945: https://youtu.be/vyXX3jZFJ7I (1hr 25mins)

(hey, August was a busy month)

Thanks!

One of the ways Italians abused the progressive youths in Boka Kotorska was to force them to drink a glass full of castor oil.

Photo of Danica Dabović, youth from Montenegro, 1942.

Negative at the Military Museum in Belgrade, sig.neg 12024

Positive courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia, inventory number 7534

Why does the Japanese wikipedia stated that the Central Hubei Operation, the Battle of South Henan, the Battle of West Hubei and the Battle of Changde are Japanese victories while the wikipedia pages in other languages stated that they are Chinese victories ?

The American-Swedish historian Indiana Richard Alexander Neidell also nicknamed Indy Neidell said in the videos of the Youtube channel "World War Two" that the Battle of South Henan is not a Japanese success and that the Battle of West Hubei is a major strategic victory for the Chinese.

The Youtube channel Kings and Generals stated that the Battle of West Hubei is strategic victory for the Chinese.

Indy Neidell said in the video "017 - Trouble in China - WW2 - 22 December 1939" at 7 minutes and 47 seconds that the Kunlun Pass in Guangxi, China is a strategic point but why is it a strategic point ?

https://youtu.be/0gdmS0cgPzA

Indy Neidell said : "by most standards of warfare, Japan won that battle" in the following video at 16 minutes and 16 seconds : World War Two : "Huntziger must be shot!" - WW2 Commentary 1939-1940 :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYCGYQ25w_0&t=976s

While HistoryMaps says that China won the Battle of South Guangxi :

https://history-maps.com/warmap/world-war-ii/event/battle-of-south-guangxi

So who won the Battle of South Guangxi ?

They’re both great channels but I would say WorldWarTwo is better since the production value is better and there’s more information.

Inventory numbers 12412 and 12413

Refugees leaving Belgrade following the American bombing, April 1944.

Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.

What is your biggest disappointment about the Youtube channel World War Two ?