User:Skysmith/Missing topics about World War Two

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Missing topics related to World War Two

Contents

[edit] Battles and combats

[edit] Military operations and plans

[edit] Defence lines

[edit] Political and other meetings

[edit] Military organizations

[edit] Military units

[edit] Combatants per country

[edit] Australia

[edit] Belgium

[edit] Czechoslovakia

[edit] Finland

[edit] France

[edit] Germany

[edit] Hungary

[edit] Ireland

[edit] Italy

[edit] Japan

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] Norway

[edit] Poland

[edit] Romania

[edit] South Africa

[edit] Soviet Union

[edit] United Kingdom

[edit] United States of America

  • Alfred Gray, Jr, (born 1928), US Marine Corps general; commandant of Marine Corps 1987-1991 - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • Charles Herman Kuhl, (19??-1971), US soldier in World War II; famously slapped by George Patton when shell-shocked - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • Charles Lawthers Donnelly, Jr., (1929-1994), US air force general - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • Harry Hill (admiral), (1890-1971), US admiral in World War II; seized Gilbert Islands 1943, Marshall Islands 1944; founder & 1st commandant of National War College 1946-1949 - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • Jacob Deers (1887-1979) US general - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • James Deveraux (1903-) US Major and Commander of Ground Forces on Wake Island - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • James Wiggin Coe, US Lieutenant Commander of the submarine USS Skipjack - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • Joseph Chark (1893-1931) US Navy Admiral - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)
  • Nicholas Scott (admiral) (1889-1942) US Rear Admiral, died in the Guadalcanal when his flagship was destroyed - (wp gwp g | eb 1911 co en gct sw)

[edit] Yugoslavia

[edit] Miscellaneous

[edit] World War Two spies

[edit] Espionage-related groups

[edit] Resistance movements

[edit] Resistance groups

[edit] Resistance fighters

[edit] Miscellaneous


Sources include:

  • Catherine Merridale - Ivan's War
  • David Fraser - And We Shall Shock Them
  • John Keegan - Who's Who in World War Two
  • Encyclopaedia of the Third Reich

[edit] See also

Red links in: