Unredacted: World Wars

Study the First and Second World Wars as connected global conflicts. Unredacted: World Wars follows the evidence from imperial rivalry and the First World War through occupation, genocide, the Second World War, and the trials and displacements that followed.

The four-year curriculum contains 100 lessons, 81 historical profiles, 771 glossary entries, 20 quizzes with explanations, and 18 case studies. It covers Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific, including colonial soldiers and laborers whose experiences are often left out of war histories.

Lessons distinguish documented events from disputed estimates and explain what the surviving record can and cannot establish. Source cards are clearly labeled summaries rather than presented as verbatim passages. Lessons include further reading and source references; some entries open a source directly, while others provide a bibliographic lookup.

Read at your pace with bookmarks, notes, narrated lessons, and review tools. Home Screen widgets show a daily source idea, term, and historical figure.

The first ten lessons are free. A one-time Full Access purchase unlocks the remaining 90 lessons. There is no subscription, advertising, or account requirement. Family Sharing is supported.

Study content is bundled with the app for offline reading. Opening outside references or buying and restoring Full Access requires a connection. Notes and reading progress are stored on your device.

This is an independent educational app, not an official government or archival publication.