This U.S. president’s inaugural speech was the shortest ever given.
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If you could ask Queen Elizabeth one question what would it be?
If you could ask Queen Elizabeth one question what would it be?
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The American Eagle: Mark W. Clark
General Mark W. Clark has not been popular with the historians. Fair or unfair? Part 1 of 2.
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Wild West Magazine Article Wins Spur Award
Roger Di Silvestro won a coveted Spur Award from Western Writers of America for his nonfiction article about Theodore Roosevelt, “Teddy’s Ride to Recovery,” which appeared in the October 2009 Wild West magazine.
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German Nightfighter Tactics
German nightfighters defended their turf with surprise tactics and technology.
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London Can Take It!: British Propaganda in the United States
British documentary films like London Can Take It! and Words for Battle helped prepare Americans to enter the war.
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Britain’s Propaganda War on America
Before Pearl Harbor, the British waged a shrewd propaganda war that pulled the United States into a global fight.
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Crush’s Locomotive Crash Was a Monster Smash
In the summer of 1896, the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway charged its passenger agent William George Crush with boosting revenues. His unlikely solution: To stage a head-on train wreck and charge the public to watch.
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Lloyd Clark’s WWII Reading List
British historian Lloyd Clark shares his favorite history titles with World War II magazine.