David Lubin, author of ‘Grand Illusions: American Art and the First World War’, describes visiting World War I graveyards and the sense of triumphant glorification of war that he felt there.
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Daily Quiz for October 17, 2016
This person was the first American to win a Nobel Prize in Literature
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How Wyatt Earp Followed in the Footsteps of His Strong Father
Nicholas Earp, father of the famous lawmen, was a feisty character with wanderlust, just like his sons.
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FOOTLOCKER: Seeing Red at Pearl Harbor
Curators at The National World War II Museum help a reader identify a piece of aircraft from Pearl Harbor.
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Daily Quiz for October 16, 2016
The last manned Project: Mercury mission was named this.
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Daily Quiz for October 15, 2016
This was the first number-one single from Motown Records.
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Daily Quiz for October 14, 2016
The Federal Communication Commission licensed the first FM radio station in this year.
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Hap Arnold: The Practical Air Force Visionary
In November 1938 Charles Lindbergh wrote urgently to Major General Henry Harley “Hap” Arnold, […]
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Why Did the Army Court-Martial Colonel Billy Mitchell?
This airpower advocate pushed things to the limit.