World War II 20th Century By Time Period
World War II 20th Century By Time Period
World War II
This category aims to bring together sites dealing with the ever-growing topic of Second World War reenactment. ALL the sites in this category are strictly apolitical, no militia groups or people supporting or condoning Nazi, racist or white supremacy will have their sites listed in the category.
All listed pages dealing with the participation of German troops in WWII have been created by "students of military history, not political science", as one of them appropriately remarked.
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- Living up to its motto "Preserving the Past - Today - For Tomorrow", this US based group focuses on restoration of vehicles, aircraft and artifacts and on living history displays, including public battle reenactments. Includes contact informatio
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- U.S. Navy and Coast Guard historical programs which seek to educate the public about how sailors lived, the duties they performed, the ships and bases on which they served, the tools of their trade, the missions they under took, and the sacrifices they ma
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- Netherlands group which tries to show all sides of the Dutch Resistance during the German occupation. Photos and descriptions of the various activities of the resistance, member information, and events listing.
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- Although recreating a fictional unit, the Isiu Island Provisional Infatry reenactment and educational group offer a fair deal of information on the Japanese soldier of World War Two.
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- A site for re-enactors of all sides, includes a forum and events calendar.
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- Dedicated to studying the history of the Finnish Army in battle around Viipuri, in the Karelia Isthmus, during the Winter War 1939 to 1940.
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- The Commemorative Historical Society and the World War II Living History Museum offer information on a range of both Allied and German member units.
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- Portraying military and civilian life during World War Two; hometown sweethearts, Women's Land Army, French Resistance, American Red Cross, Womens Army Corps, German Signals Helferin, DRK Nurses and Nursing Helferin, WASPs, WAAFs, Russian Snipers.
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- A reenactment group disseminating information on WWII battles, portraying a variety of units both Allied and Axis. Includes unit histories for each part of the Airborne Army.
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- Re-enactment group based in the north-west of England, with British and German units, as well as civilian re-enactors. Event calendar, weapon and uniform information, related links, and membership details.
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- An American reenactment group portraying a Polish armoured unit, which served under the British in the European theatre (Falaise Gap, Holland, northern Germany). Unit history, Polish commands and dictionary, unit pictures.
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- A historical society presenting the history of the Legion from 1939 to 1954 (thus covering World War II and the Indochina war).
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- Honouring the Italian paratroopers of WWII. Includes an interesting view of the North African campaign, the Italian presentation.
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- An attempt to standardize rules for WWII battle reenactments. A useful study material for any reenactor.
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- A reenactment association uniting many smaller groups, each of them recreating a German, British, Soviet or American unit. Contact information for each group, photo gallery, links to member units' websites.
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- Portraying the British home front during WW2, Based in the UK and perform as Home Guard, Land Army, Civil Defence, WVS, Civlian, If your interested in the Home Front, do drop by.
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- Portraying a wide range of American, British, French and German units.
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- Although focusing on the impression of the WWII US Army soldier, this association has also Allied and German units. Contact information to each of the particular units, photo gallery.
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- Non profit, educational organization dedicated to the preservation and public education of Poland's fight during WWII.
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- A U.S. based reenactment group, portraying a range of American, German and Commonwealth units.
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