I'm a Webnovel author whose interests include history, martial arts, anime, manga, and web novels. My most known works are Tyranny of Steel and Re: Blood and Iron.
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You leave enough bodies in your wake and sooner or later someone is going to catch on. There's also the fact that Bruno is Erich's commanding officer, and has been covering for his absences. If he is a genuine suspect, then he is officially AWOL and his not been reported. Making Bruno the suspected shot caller. Because at the end of the day, everyone knows Erich is not a major player in the game of politics.
Some characters were real people, and some were fake. It depends on their importance to their story, and how I can utilize them within it.
More or less, as previously discussed in response to a similar comment, I have taken creative liberties with his character and position because it is an alternate history story, and there is very, very little information on him that I could find without doing a full deep dive. And since he is a minor character, I did not feel the need to do so.
They produced a miniature verison, and by copying Germany's homework since they are in close proximity to it, it's not unreasonable to understand some design concepts, like sloped armor, rotating turret with primary gun being 5cm, etc.
Alex isn't korean...
What are you talking about? I updated it last week? And the week before that? I'm back to updating, just on a weekly basis. I was planning to write a chapter today XD.
There is alot to be learned on how to deal with undeveloped regions from the international politics of the 21st century, particularly in how the nations of BRICS handle these matters. One can gain access to strategic resources of overseas territories without incurring the monumental expense and security risks involved with outright colonization...
There's this mystique surrounding the leaders of the allied powers as if they were saints because they fought against the "bad guys." But if you actually look into what each and every one of the major powers did during the war, and the actions their leaders took. You will realize there are no good guys. There are just bad guys, and really bad guys. And the Allies had their fair share of the latter... I mean, even the USA which really likes to paint itself and its soldiers in a glorified light, as if we were world saviors did some of the most insane, atrocious sh*t imaginable. Especially those in the pacific... I mean, granted the IJA got what they deserved because they were by far the worse offenders of the war, with the soviets being a very close second. But holy hell, you should look into what the Marines were doing over there to not just Japanese soldiers, but the poor locals conscripted to fight for their imperial ambitions...
Semiautomatic has a different meaning in artillery it basically means that it automatically ejects the shell rather than manually pulling on the breach block and dropping it yourself. You still have to manually load the next shell.
This is something they won't teach you in your taxpayer funded public education. But yeah, one of the primary reasons the German Army did not encircle and annihilate the British Army at Dunkirk is because despite the desire of the German Generals to do so, the man in power over Germany at the time believed that doing so would recklessly and needlessly embolden the British into rejecting any form of peace he planned to offer them. So British soldiers were allowed to flee France, and return to the British isles. And yes, I say "allowed", because the orders for the German Army to halt their assault were given, and they entirely had the means to obliterate the British at Dunkirk. So, immediately after this, Germany offers Britain a white peace, which means they are offering a peace without any demands. This is incredibly rare throughout history, as the victor almost always wants something to show for the bloodshed. Rather than accept this once in a hundred years offer of peace, Churchill decides to chastise the Germans, spit in their face, and then goes on that famous rant of "We will fight you on the beaches, we will fight you in the hills, etc." Forcing Britain to fight a war they had already lost for another five years, and in doing so bankrupting the nation. The consequences of Britain's stubborn refusal to surrender in 1940 led to the disintegration of the British Empire, and their loss of power and prestige on the global stage. And this does not include other insane things Churchill did during the war. Frankly speaking we do not have enough time for me to discuss how the British are responsible for provoking the German bombings of London. This is all historically documented by the way with primary sources from the era. There were speeches made by both sides acknowledging this, communications exchanged, etc. I can't post them here, but yeah. It's amazing what you will learn if you do a modicum of research beyond what you are taught in your youth by the public education system.