Peter Caddick-Adams

Peter Caddick-Adams, a military historian, and Keith Lowe, an expert on historical conflicts, dive into the significance of the 1943 Battle of Kursk. They discuss how this pivotal event reshaped the Eastern Front and its parallels with today’s Russia-Ukraine war. The conversation explores the strategic complexities of Kursk, the psychological warfare tactics employed by Russia, and the lessons that modern conflicts can draw from historical battles. It's a thought-provoking analysis of how past and present intertwine in military history.

Peter Caddick-Adams, a prominent military historian and author of '1945: Victory in the West', dives into the often-overlooked Battle of the Falaise Pocket. He details the brutal aftermath of D-Day, highlighting the fierce struggle for the Normandy countryside. Caddick-Adams discusses the tactical challenges faced by Allies, the contrasting strategies of WWII, and the critical role of the Polish Armoured Division. He also sheds light on Hitler's paranoia affecting German strategies, shaping the course of the war and France's liberation.

Renowned historian Professor Peter Caddick-Adams shares extraordinary D-Day stories, including diverse nation involvement, British armored vehicles at American beaches, and the journey of an American paratrooper. Insights on senior officers' deaths, German Army composition, Russian soldiers' struggles, Canadian heroics, and the impact of alcohol on British morale are also explored.