Explore the stories of WWII veterans organized by their service, nationality, and connection to the United Kingdom. Each collection brings together a unique chapter of shared history.
Soviet and Russian veterans who have documented personal connections to the United Kingdom — buried in UK cemeteries, held as POWs, emigrated after the war, served in Arctic convoys, or participated in the Soviet Military Mission in London.
Explore collection →Veterans who served in the British Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, and other branches of His Majesty's Armed Forces during the Second World War.
Explore collection →Legendary Soviet military figures whose bravery defined the Eastern Front.
Explore collection →British and Soviet sailors who risked the perilous Arctic route to deliver vital supplies between the UK and the Soviet Union. A shared chapter of sacrifice and cooperation.
View collection →Men and women who contributed to the war effort on the Home Front — factory workers, fire wardens, nurses, land girls, and all who served without wearing a uniform.
View collection →Veterans from the British Indian Army, Merchant Navy, and allied forces from across the Commonwealth who fought alongside Britain in all theaters of the war.
View collection →The Second World War was won through the shared sacrifice of allies from many nations. This platform preserves the memory of all who served — British, Soviet, Commonwealth, and civilian — so that future generations may understand the true cost of peace.
1921 – 1999
Sergeant Major
Pacific Fleet Marine Infantry
1920 – 2013
Section Officer
SOE
1921 – 1943
Pilot Lieutenant
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