Wartime magazine issue 87

Wartime Magazine (Winter 2019) - 1944-45 From D-Day to Berlin

Featured articles:

• D-Day at 75 by James Holland. The real story behind the Normandy campaign's success is not the one that has been commonly told.
• The Royal Australian Navy at Normandy by Lachlan Grant. Australian sailors played many important roles in D-Day's Operation Neptune.
• Taking no prisoners by Antony Beevor. In the freezing Ardennes forest, troops experienced one of the harshest battles of the war.
• Crossing the Rhine by Michael Kelly. The Allies' Operation Varsity used immense air power to make the final push into Nazi Germany.
• Terms of Surrender by David Sutton. With the Third Reich about to fall, the terms of Nazi surrender became as much about politics as combat.
• Drawing the close by Michael Grant. An Australian official war artist was among the first to enter Nazi Germany's infamous Stalags and concentration camps.
• The Liberation of Paris by Debbie Lackerstein. The battle was not just to expel the Nazi occupiers but to claim leadership of a free France.
• The meagre gains of war by Joan Beaumont. The Treaty of Versailles may have been punitive, but it was small compensation for the 60,000 Australian dead.
• Plus regular features including Reflections, Collection Insights, In the Picture, and The Last Post.
• Vietnam Photographer Faces the Camera by Ally Roche. Sergeant John Geoffrey Fairley was a photographer for the Directorate of Public Relations during the Vietnam War.
• Briefing: Olive Sherington: Last Out and First In by Shane Casey. Described by one Australian newspaper as the "Number One War Heroine".

Magazine, illustrated throughout, 72 pages.