Browse Conflicts
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Falklands War
1982 - 1982
In the bleak South Atlantic autumn of 1982, two nations clashed over windswept islands—where imperial legacy, national pride, and the raw brutality of modern war collided on frozen turf and turbulent sea.
Chaco War
1932 - 1935
In the sun-scorched wilderness of the Gran Chaco, two impoverished nations bled for a land of dust and mirage, their soldiers swallowed by thirst, bullets, and the unyielding silence of a forgotten war.
American Civil War
1861 - 1865
A nation fractures on the anvil of slavery and freedom—brother fights brother, cities burn, and the fate of millions hangs in the smoky air of a divided America.
Mexican-American War
1846 - 1848
Two nations collided across deserts and mountains, their destinies forged in blood, ambition, and betrayal. The Mexican-American War redrew the map of North America—and left scars that endure to this day.
War of 1812
1812 - 1815
In the fog-shrouded forests and storm-lashed coasts of North America, a young republic and an old empire clashed for sovereignty, survival, and the soul of a continent.
Latin American Wars of Independence
1808 - 1833
Empires crumbled and nations were born as the Americas erupted in fire and revolution. The Latin American Wars of Independence were a crucible of blood, betrayal, and impossible hope—a struggle that reshaped a continent and shattered the old world order.
Haitian Revolution
1791 - 1804
In the searing cane fields of Saint-Domingue, the world’s richest colony became a crucible of horror and hope, as enslaved men and women rose against empire, igniting a revolution that would topple slavery, shatter nations, and birth the first Black republic.
American Revolutionary War
1775 - 1783
A continent ignites as farmers and philosophers confront an empire; the American Revolution unfolds in fire and blood, forging a nation from the chaos of war.
Spanish Conquest of the Inca Empire
1532 - 1572
A doomed empire, a handful of steel-clad invaders, and a continent-shaking collision—this is the untold brutality and cunning behind the fall of the Inca Empire.
Spanish Conquest of the Aztec Empire
1519 - 1521
Steel met stone in the valley of Mexico, as a handful of Spaniards and their native allies toppled an empire built on blood and gold. The Spanish Conquest of the Aztecs was not just a clash of armies, but of worlds—each blind to the price of victory.