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First chapter completed (Draft)
I have spoken to many authors in the past and each has their own writing style and the way they go about writing their book. My approach is to look at the information I have gathered and then commence writing the section where I have researched the most. This may mean... read moreFreiburg Archives – April 2018
During a recent trip to Europe, I was able to spend 4 days in the Germany archives in Freiburg where the majority of the focus was on research for the book on Sturmgeschütz Brigade 280. Specifically, I want to research the unit’s involvement at the Eastern... read morePresentation on the No 1 Australian Stationary Hospital – Nov 2017
Next month I will be giving a presentation on the No 1 Australian Stationary Hospital to a large Probus club in Brisbane. With so much information at my fingertips regarding this subject, it is difficult to choose what to speak about. Reading through my notes I found... read moreTaking Shape – Kampfschwimmer book
This year has been extremely busy as I not only work full time and have a family but have also been selected to attend Command and Staff College this year. However this has not stopped me spending some time progressing the book. I am still aiming... read moreGerman Kampfschwimmers at Nijmegen Update
Update on the book about German Combat Swimmers that will be published in 2016
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Welcome to the very new Historia House Website
Historia House was formed with the aim and sole purpose of sharing information and advancing the study of military history; be it through a short article, small booklet or a larger book or series.
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One can only imagine the conversation that took place at the dinner table in late 1914 when both father and son volunteered to go to war. Charles Albert Marques (son) and Charles Marques (father) were both in the No 1 Australian Stationary Hospital. They both... read moreKurt Kühme – second commander of Stug Bde 280
For such a decorated soldier not much has been published in books or online about Kurt Kühme. I would love a family member to contact me to provide further information.
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