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Rommel’s Afrika Korps
Just how good were Rommel and his legendary Afrika Korps?
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Fiction Excerpt: Alan Furst’s “Mission to Paris”
A foolhardy French cabinet minister attempts to abscond with Nazi bribe money
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Diary of Disaster in Belgrade, 1999
A Serbian writer chronicles life in Belgrade during NATO’s 1999 attacks against the Milosevic regime.
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Ten Minutes at Midway
How a handful of American fliers turned the tide of World War II in the Pacific
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Book Review: The Blood of Heroes at the Alamo
New research makes James Donovan’s latest book “indispensable”
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MHQ Reviews: Walter Cronkite’s World War II Daze
In an excerpt from Timothy M. Gay’s book, Assignment to Hell, Walter Cronkite recounts his first experience in a glider as a reporter in World War II.
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MHQ Reviews: Notable Books, Summer 2012
MHQ editors select the best forthcoming and recently released books.
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MHQ Reviews: How Soldiers Die in Battle
A new book by Michael Stephenson presents exhaustive research on the ways soldiers have died from antiquity to the present.
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Fighting Words: Animal Terms From World War II
MHQ lexicographer Christine Ammer looks into the origins of animal names used in World War II slang.