The links below are all websites that have to do with German History or WWI Aviation. If you know of or have a website that you think should be included in this library of links, please contact me with the website address.
Blauermax is my German sister website created by Gert Steidle that covers much of the same content. If you read German/Deutsch, then the Blauermax site may be of interest to you.
Landsknecht.com is a website dedicated to the history of the German Landsknecht mercenaries of the late 1400's to the very earlier 1600's. This site is still under construction.
Landsknechte.org is a website dedicated to the history of the German Landsknecht mercenaries of the late 1400's to the very earlier 1600's. This site is in German and has an authenticity that rivals others.
This site is written in German/Deutsch and in English. It has wonderful pictures of the various German awards and the histories about them. This site also covers other German Orders and Awards. A good site for the collector to visit.
This site has a general overview of German history with specific sections on World War I and World War II events.
"It was supposed to be "The War to End All Wars. These are the images of that time, an eternal testament to all those whose lives were lost or forever altered by "The Great War."
"This @rchive is intended to provide unique, unusual and hard-to-find images.
I believe all images linked to this page are in the public domain."
This site is dedicated to the German Empire during the period of peace from 1871 to 1914. It covers the reigns of Kaisers Wilhelm I, Friedrich III and Wilhelm II. This site is available in English and French.
This site is written in French and discusses avaition during the First World War.
The Zeppelin Base in Tønder the years 1914 - 1918
A webpage about Kaiser Wilhelm's II final resting place and how he is still honored today. It also discusses the fact that German monarchists still exist today also.
This website is written in German/Deutsch. This site basically covers military history of Germany during the mid 1800's. There are biographies of such famous individuals such as Otto von Bismarck.
This website is written in German/Deutsch. The author of this site is Robert Thoms. He has written a book about the Berlin Invalidenfriedhof, which is the well known military cemetery that was next to the Berlin Wall, and has posted some of his research and experiences on the web.
This website deals with the German military mostly during World War I. It has a broad range of information that is useful to the World War I enthusiast.
Skalman.nu is a one-man project by Marcus Wendel. It began in 1994 with a collection of links to policial sites, and it has since evolved into the present shape focusing on military history. This site is available in Swedish and English.
Military awards, medals, badges and insignia: They hand craft museum quality, full size reproductions of the World's most famous military awards, medals, badges and insignia. And yes, they sell replicas of the Pour le Mérite!
This website is intended to provide information about the First World War. It is authored as time permits and topics are addressed as whim dictates.
Drawings,Letters and History of Joseph Lesage (1884-1918)
This website is written completely in German and is geared for young students to learn about WWI history through interactive use with the website and playing games relating to history.
This website is available in Dutch and English. The Diggers are a team of amateur enthusiasts, active in the area of Ypres (Flanders, Belgium), where so much reminds visitors of the Great War, and where so much of this conflict of almost a century ago is still present, often not more than one or two spits deep.
This website is about the German auxiliary cruiser, SMS Moewe, which was the most noted warship during the Great War but has been little recognized as such since hostilities ended.
'.... excellent source for naval history ..... First and Second World Wars, campaign summaries and more.' - Imperial War Museum, London.