Propaganda in World War I came in many forms, but according to one historian, it hasn’t deviated much since.
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It Was the Shot Heard Round the World—and These Women Were There to Hear It
How women nurtured the American Revolution.
Posted inWeapons & Gear Manual
M777 Howitzer: US Artillery Pounding Russians in Ukraine
Designed in the U.K. and made in the U.S., Ukrainians rely on the M777A2 in their artillery duel with invading Russia.
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Allied-Printed Military Money Caused a Black Market Frenzy in Postwar Berlin
American and Soviet occupation forces
in Germany found themselves rolling in cash, both legal and otherwise.
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‘1984’: A History of George Orwell’s Dystopian Masterpiece
Why has this book about a fictional future London been banned by some governments through the years?
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He’s Spent Decades Wandering Antietam — Here’s What He’s Found
A “Babe Ruth of Storytellers” holds history in his head… and his pockets.
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Interview: John Boessenecker / The Notorious Female Bandit Pearl Hart
Award-winning historian John Boessenecker uncovers the truth behind her tragic life.
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The Magnificent 6 Western Movies, According to Wild West
We love ’em all, but if trapped in a mine, these are the ones to watch
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A South Vietnamese Paratrooper Shares His Story
Dr. Nguyen Quoc Hiep, president of the Vietnamese Red Beret Association, shared his experiences as an airborne officer during the Vietnam War.
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The T-90 Tank: Russia’s First Main Battle Tank
The T-90 was supposed to be the pride of post-Soviet armored units. So far, it’s been a disappointment.