Author’s Note — Abyssinia 1935: How Mussolini’s War Gave Hitler His Opening

Field Command · Author’s Note No. 12 · Abyssinia 1935: How Mussolini’s War Gave Hitler His Opening Reporting to the Field Command, This time we have something different. A war that seemingly is not connected to World War II in any way. It was just the Second Italo-Abyssinian War, in…

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Nick Ravenshade
Nick Ravenshade

Nick Ravenshade, LL.B. is the founder and author of WarCommons. He researches and writes independently on the Second World War, drawing on historical scholarship, memoirs, declassified records and archival sources. His legal training shapes a rigorous, evidence-based approach to WWII history, analysis and argument.

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