Online resources for researching history

Found this link regarding German Radio Intelligence during WWII on AHcom - will open pdf of Lieutenant General Albert Praun: link

Has this been mentioned already? A page about L&L. Could be helpful for WW2 TLs.

Seems like the source of Lexicon der Wehrmacht - which doesn't mention the merit of Tessin..

Cold War - security in Europe website

Go dive in if Your'e working on Cold War projects.

Yes, i know it, interesting stuff on it.

This one's especially interesting for campaigns set in Kola (e.g. platinum fox). You have to be able to read Cyrillic, but it pays off.

The terrain there must have been an absolute nightmare - just look at that crazy mix of land and lakes, with almost no roads.

kolamap.ru/topo/map_img/mrsk_1x2/05/05_1.htm
(The river on the top left next to the A-138 road is the Litsa, where the Wehrmacht stood. The small settlement in the middle of the coast is Ura-Guba at the mouth of the Ura river. At the bottom of this map, you'll be close enough to touch Murmansk.)