The Māori Battalion Charged Machine Guns Singing — and the Nazis Retreated #ww2

History remembers the generals. We remember everyone else.
The 28th Māori Battalion fought across North Africa and Italy and became one of the most decorated and feared Allied units of World War II. Their battlefield approach — charging fortified machine gun positions performing the haka — reportedly caused veteran German units to break and withdraw from positions they had been ordered to hold at all costs. After the war, their extraordinary combat record was absorbed quietly into the broader ANZAC story. The battalion that charged machine guns singing received a single paragraph in most history books.
This is their story.
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