Gavrilo Princip who started World War I by killing the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, received this sentence for his crime.
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Daily Quiz for July 22, 2017
Published in 1969, former Secretary of State Dean Acheson’s Pulitzer Prize winning-book, Present at the Creation, is about this.
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Video: The 16th Connecticut at Antietam
Civil War Times Magazine Editor Dana Shoaf discusses the experience of the 16th Connecticut during […]
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Interview: Glen Hayes / The Camp Letterman Campaign
Glen Hayes, of the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association, has championed the preservation of Camp […]
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The Man Who Saved Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway, who brought a beaten Eighth Army back from disaster in 1951, was a thinking—and fighting—man’s soldier.
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FILM RECON Interview: Fionn Whitehead on “Dunkirk”
Fionn Whitehead, 19, acted on stage and in a miniseries before Christopher Nolan selected him for the […]
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FILM RECON Interview: Jack Lowden on “Dunkirk”
Jack Lowden, 27, is a successful and award-winning actor. Prior to being cast as a Royal […]
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FILM RECON Interview: Mark Rylance on “Dunkirk”
Mark Rylance, 57, is a well-respected actor, theatre director, and playwright. Known for acclaimed […]
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Great Scot at Waterloo
George Drummond Graeme was the last man standing at La Haye Sainte farmhouse during […]
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Daily Quiz for July 21, 2017
Although only eleven states formed the Confederate States of America, there were this many stars in their flag, the Stars and Bars.