Axis History site...

[JoseFrancis]

Hello,

Does anyone else go to the Axis history site and the Axis history forum?
To this date, I can't find any other forum that matchs the maturity and the knowledges possessed by the people who hang out in these forums.

It is quite a nice place for WWII enthusiasts and it's a very friendly place.
You should check it out if you didn't already.

The Forum:
http://forum.axishistory.com/

The Site:
http://www.axishistory.com/

[Cactus]

Yea it is an interesting site with lots of forums and topics to surf through. Good stuff. 8)

[Dani]

Already known :( .
Thanks anyway JoseFrancis! :D
I look forward to see another great links from you!! :D

[South African Military]

:shock: I wish we had that many ppl!

[Dani]

Little patience SAM :D :D

[Firefly]

Didnt know about it and very interesting it is too. I think here is better though and wont be registering there.

[temujin77]

I was active there for a while. It's a good site, but I tend to be careful with that site in terms of what information to take in as canon. While I encourage free speech, a number of the members there seem to be nothing but Nazis; they were lacking military knowledge, all they posted was why the Nazi Germany army was great without much support. Despite that though, I found it to be a great venue to find less-prominent stuff such as the puppet regime in China (Wang Jinwei), links to specific German unit roster, etc.

[JoseFrancis]

Already known :( .
Thanks anyway JoseFrancis! :D
I look forward to see another great links from you!! :D

I'm not surprised that it's already known by many. I just wanted to post it for those who didn't know. It has quite a good reputation in my opinion.

Well, I got tons of site (mostly disorganized).
One of my favourites are:
http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/wwii/wwii.htm



The site presents great documents and other "writtings" such as the Hagues conferences on the Laws of War. Casablanca, Cairo, Yalta conferences... etc.
...
Also, if any of you guys are interested, I got interesting British wartime instructions. It explained many things out for the ordinary people at England.
http://www.cyber-heritage.co.uk/cutaway/



Anyway, enjoy all :wink:

[Sturmtruppen]

thanks man,it`s a great site.But ww2incolor is my favourite,here it`s much better.

[Cheshire Yeomanry]

a number of the members there seem to be nothing but Nazis; they were lacking military knowledge, all they posted was why the Nazi Germany army was great without much support

You get that on every site that deals with this subject matter. It how you deal with them and there arguements that is important. I would say that the AHF deals with it better than most.

CY