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V-E Day Wasn’t the End—It Was Just the Beginning
Europe’s reconstruction was the true victory of World War II, according to The National WWII Museum’s Robert Citino.
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Black Tuesday
The fate of the embattled paratroopers at Arnhem Bridge rested with the men of […]
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Movie Review: The Magnificent Seven
This remake of the 1960 classic plods toward the climactic battle with more gunplay but far less character development
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Missouri River Epic
Upper Missouri trapper and trader Charles Larpenteur left a harrowing memoir of his four decades in the hardscrabble frontier fur trade
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Top Gun of the CBI
John Alison saw service on more fronts than most of his contemporaries before his […]
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The Legend of Richard Garnett
Many people who are familiar with the movie Gettysburg will probably recognize the name […]
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A Review of Pickett’s Charge – A New Look at Gettysburg’s Final Attack
Phillip Thomas Tucker’s most recent book Pickett’s Charge – A New Look at Gettysburg’s […]
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His Escape Attempt At the Berlin Wall Cost Him His Life — And Inspired Others To Seek Freedom
Peter Fechter made a run for freedom from East Berlin that cost him his life
