World War 2 Starts All Over Again!

Online, March 18, 2010 (Newswire.com) - A new online experience explodes on the internet for people who are hobbyists and WWII buffs! Coined from WWII and called The War shop (www.thewarshop.com) the site provides people of various interests surrounding the WWII genre from models to books, movies, games, toys and more while educating new generations on WWII history!

Entrepreneur Daniel Buchmeier started this niche site this year with a few thoughts in mind: 1. Provide a one stop shop for everything WWII. 2. Help educate new generations on WWII history. And 3. Do something in life he has a passion for.

"The War shop is like a sea of WWII fun that I could float in for hours." - Jeff Mullen, Customer

Utilizing Amazon.com webstore technology, The War shop is able to offer 1000's of products all in one place for the WWII enthusiast. The War shop also sells it's own products from various suppliers of relevant material.

The War shop aims to help in the education of WWII by providing numerous avenues including all social networking sites. For example The War shop Facebook Page is loaded with daily facts, stories, photos and video. "Fans" are encouraged to share and comment to help pass along information to others. The War shop's YouTube Channel hosts videos from educational events at museums and air shows (filmed and edited by TWs staff). Information is Tweeted from The War shop Twitter page. There is a photo gallery on Flickr for WWII modelers to post their photos to share with other people with a similar interest, and a contest every month for the best model/photo. There is also a link to the WWII Military Modelers Blog hosted by TWs for WWII model hobbyists to see model builds in progress. And finally, the home page itself hosts a comprehensive section for finding WWII museums around the world and also advertises socially conscious organizations fostering WWII education.

To further the education, Daniel teaches WWII history with a model building workshop at a local elementary school in Santa Monica.

"I believe that it is important not to forget the sacrifices that The Greatest Generation bestowed upon us so that we can live the life we do today." - Daniel Buchmeier

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Daniel Buchmeier is 39 years old and works from his office in Santa Monica, CA.

Daniel Buchmeier
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310-310-8734