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22 June 1941: Operation Barbarossa begins. Before dawn, German aircraft crossed the frontier with the Soviet Union in large numbers. Gunners commenced bombardment of Soviet border positions as infantry and armour prepared to advance.
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The interwar period was shaped by the two Naval Arms Limitation Treaties, which prohibited the building of new capital ships and placed strict limitations on the reconstruction of existing units. These constraints flew in the face of established practice, which dictated that major warships be constantly updated to take into account progress in technology, particularly with regard to weaponry and propulsion, in order to adapt their offensive and defensive capabilities to the most recent advances and thereby prolong active service life.
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It is 1 January 107 BC. Caius Marius has just entered his first consulship and inherited the command of the conflict still raging in Numidia, a war that has thus far swallowed the reputations of three senatorial generals. He has his earlier experiences of Numidian campaigning serving as one of the legati of the distinguished general Quintus Caecilius Metellus, although obviously without the responsibilities of supreme command.
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Organisation Todt was a vast Nazi building concern which Hitler called “the greatest construction organisation of all time.” Its engineers, architects and other specialists exploited millions of slave labourers from countries conquered by the Wehrmacht, Germany’s armed forces, during World War Two.
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The tension erupted into a crisis on 1 June 1948 when the western Allies announced the intention to form a new state in West Germany: on 23 June, the Soviets responded by closing land access to West Berlin, hoping to discourage the formation of the new state and perhaps in the hope that the western outpost deep within East Germany would capitulate.
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