Welcome to my WW2 website
WW2Traces is non-commercial website dedicated to help find World War 2 musea, memorials, cemeteries and monuments. I use customized Google Maps to show you, per continent and per region (State, Country) where you can find locations of museums and other important sites.
This is a work in progress, set up, built and maintained by volunteers, so please bear with me and check back often. Also, if your favorite site is not shown here, PLEASE let me know! There's a special contact page set up for that !
Enjoy browsing and hopefully visiting !!
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Other Websites
There are many websites related to World War 2 history. Click here to find just a few of them
Organizations and Clubs
Organizations that put effort into keeping the World War 2 history alive.
Tour Organizers and Guides
There are lots of (battle field) tour guides, individual and as a company. Find a few here...
Follow the news !
To know what is happening with the site you can look below, where you will always see the 10 most recent news items. If you want to go further back, click on the 'News' tab along the top and you'll get everything !I will be continually expanding the number of locations on the maps, so if you don't find your favorite museum or area of travel, maybe it will be there the next time you look.
Also, I can use all the help I can get, so if you want to bring places to my attention, please use the 'Help me' contact form for that !
In Action with Destroyers
Monday, July 23, 2018 Full title : In Action with Destroyers 1939–1945 (Hardback) The Wartime Memoirs of Commander J A J Dennis DSC RN WWII Royal Navy Naval By Alec Dennis, Edited by Anthony J Cumming These are the wartime memoirs of a Royal Navy Commander, J.A.J. Dennis, DSC, RN….
Code Name MULBERRY
Code Name Mulberry By Guy Hartcup I’m a big fan of anything to do with the landing in Normandy back in 1944, and have read countless books about it. In particular the building and use of the Mulberry harbors has always tickled my imagination. My all-time favorite book about that…