[Regina]

Sapio wrote:

bootlegga wrote:

Would you consider German involvement in the Spanish Civil War also part of WW2?

Many modern historians have started to talk about just one World War. In many ways WW2 is just a continuation of the WW1.

Like who?

[Regina]

Axeman wrote:

Other historians argue that WW1 was not a World War at all. Indeed, it was much more localized fighting even then, say, the US Civil War. But others on this thread just can't seem to get past the notion that history is NOT facts. And it's our conjecture that makes it fun!

I bet you can't name one either.

[Axeman]

Regina wrote:

I bet you can't name one either.

Sure I can. I eat lunch a couple of times a week with one. Do your own research.

[Regina]

Axeman wrote:

Regina wrote:

I bet you can't name one either.

Sure I can. I eat lunch a couple of times a week with one. Do your own research.

**cough** Bullshit **cough**
Eating your lunch while surfing the internet can hardly be considered research. Bloggers aren’t historians either no matter what “they” tell you.

[Sapio]

Regina wrote:

Sapio wrote:

bootlegga wrote:

Would you consider German involvement in the Spanish Civil War also part of WW2?

Many modern historians have started to talk about just one World War. In many ways WW2 is just a continuation of the WW1.

Like who?

Here is one book
http://www.amazon.com/Great-World-War-1914-1945-1914-45/dp/0007116187

I found some other, but you have to have J-store.

[Mustang1]

Regina wrote:

Axeman wrote:

Regina wrote:

I bet you can't name one either.

Sure I can. I eat lunch a couple of times a week with one. Do your own research.

**cough** Bullshit **cough**
Eating your lunch while surfing the internet can hardly be considered research. Bloggers aren’t historians either no matter what “they” tell you.

Hey, i was just hoping he'd back up "Indeed, it was much more localized fighting even then, say, the US Civil War." That's fanciful dreck, but he doesn't work in "facts" so whatever he says is, by his own omission, suspect. Great fun, huh?

[Regina]

It would be great if we got to keep the new history pony to ride for a bit.

[Mustang1]

Regina wrote:

It would be great if we got to keep the new history pony to ride for a bit.

Gotta' love the forum pets.

[Psudo]

Sapio wrote:

Here is one book
http://www.amazon.com/Great-World-War-1914-1945-1914-45/dp/0007116187

Amazon.com wrote:

Product Description
The second of two volumes, this work is a landmark of military history: a collaboration among historians resulting in a sweeping study of two world wars.

How many world wars?