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Ed Lansdale’s Black Warfare in 1950s Vietnam

by Marc D. Bernstein2/16/20104/26/2016

Hannah Pakula: A Biographer Traces the Rise of Madame Chiang Kai-shek

by Gene Santoro11/20/20094/28/2016

Interview: Rick Atkinson / Liberation Trilogy

by David Lauterborn11/5/20096/10/2024

How American Operatives Saved the Man Who Started the Vietnam War

by Claude G. Berube10/6/20091/3/2023

MHQ Reader Comments: FDR’s Policy of Unconditional Surrender

by ehoward8/28/20094/29/2016

01 Jun 1967, Unknown, Egypt --- Israeli armored forces in action in the Sinai Desert. Thirty years after the six-day war, new revelations showed that Israeli generals exerted considerable pressure to push their government into battle. According to military historian Ami Gluska of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, "a gap separated government officials from soldiers who were on average more than 20 years younger and who were burning to go to war."

How the Six-Day War Sparked Forty Years of Strife

by O’Brien Browne8/16/20096/13/2022

Interview: Laurence Rees / The Nazis and the “Final Solution”

by Gene Santoro5/6/20096/11/2024

Safety in Numbers – The “New World Order” [Point of View]

by Rod Paschall2/17/20096/20/2016

The Philippines: Allies During the Vietnam War

by HistoryNet Staff6/12/20062/13/2019

North Vietnam’s Master Plan

by HistoryNet Staff6/12/20064/12/2016