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Yes, absolutely. Our site of remembrance for the fallen also welcomes stories of survival, captivity, and post-war experience especially those that reflect courage, resilience, or reconciliation. We also host a comprehensive Aircraft Losses section, covering all nations involved in WWII. The People’s War History Project is a home for all wartime stories.
Please do. We encourage sharing across borders and welcome partnerships with museums, memorial organizations, and historical communities in all countries.
Yes. We are a non political society interested in the remembrance of all who served, we welcome respectful submissions from all nations, especially in the context of shared history, remembrance, and reconciliation. Many families today seek to preserve the memory of their loved ones, regardless of which side they served on.
Yes, we welcome contributions from families and researchers. Please visit our Contributions & Join options page where you will find all the option to share photos, stories, or documents to the Society.
In most cases, we prefer high-quality digital scans so you can retain the originals. However, if you wish to donate physical materials for long-term preservation, please contact us.
Definitely. We encourage educational use and are happy to assist teachers, students, and researchers looking to learn more about the history Recorded on our site.
“Absolutely. We’re here to offer thoughtful guidance in meaningful areas and help you understand how our website can support you in honoring and remembering your loved ones.”
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If you have a relatives logbook we can assist you with digital preservation options, knowledge on how to read and understand the abbreviations written on the pages, further research can be done and provided regarding squadron histories and more. Please feel free to get in contact with us with your request.
We source our information from official military records, squadron archives, war diaries, eyewitness accounts, and family contributions. Where possible, each entry is cross-referenced with historical documents.
Times vary depending on the archive’s workload. Traditionally it can take several weeks to a few months. If you’re in a hurry, check if any parts of the record are already digitised or available online.
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