Germany had greedily left 1 million soldiers behind in the ... and lost another world war. The final battles of World War I will have their 100th anniversaries this year. But the lessons of ...

To the Germans now, each week of war was a week of reprieve ... In the east they had limited for at least one more precious week the scythe-like swing of the Red Army. But time still worked ...

Meanwhile, below the waves, German submarines sought to sink ... The Battle of Jutland was the largest naval battle of World War One. The battle took place in the North Sea off the coast of ...

Yet there was still no sign of German collapse ... Arthur Tedder—Eisenhower’s brilliant deputy commander and one of the world’s great air strategists —had also gone to Moscow, to organize ...