The Battle of the Sakarya in 1921 represented Greece’s last bid to defeat the […]
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‘For Wounds Received…’
The United States’ oldest decoration has undergone several changes of purpose and criterion since […]
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Interview: Kevin Patrick Muncer / Shot Down in the Night
Kevin Patrick Muncer flew nocturnal bombing missions in Avro Lancasters until a Junkers Ju-88G made him a German prisoner.
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Lakshmi Bai, the Rani of Jhansi
In the almost 150 years since she belatedly committed herself to the revolt known […]
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Civil War to the Great Lakes
By the end of 1863, the shadow of imminent doom had lengthened across the […]
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Book Review: The Persian War in Herodotus
William Shepherd delves into the ancient records of a war whose outcome forever shaped the Western world
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Daily Quiz for March 6, 2020
This number of military working dogs were deployed to Vietnam and Thailand during the Vietnam war.
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Behind the Scenes Look at Civil War Artifacts at the National Museum of American History
Civil War Times Editor Dana B. Shoaf and Curator Jennifer Jones take a sneak […]
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The First Rosie the Riveter, Rosalind P. Walter, Dead at 95
“It turns out that almost everything we think about Rosie the Riveter is wrong,” […]
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Did Pope Pius XII Collaborate with the Nazis? Vatican Records from WWII-Era Now Open to Public
There is complicity in silence. Martin Niemöller, a prominent Lutheran pastor in Germany famously […]