Week of March 7, 2016 Archives

RealClearHistory Morning Edition

Monday, March 7
Hitler's Daring March Into Rhineland
Philip Gavin, History Place
The French Occupation of Rhineland
Joo Hyung Lee, WHKMLA
Fighting Back to 38th Parallel
Billy Mossman, U.S. Army History
Marcus Aurelius: The Philosopher Caesar
UNRV History
Meir and Israel on Brink of Nuclear War
Avner Cohen, NY Times
The 25 Most Powerful Women of the Past Century
Time
Kathryn Bigelow's Manly Triumph
Jennie Yabroff, Newsweek
'Bloody Sunday' Pushes Civil Rights Forward
CRM Veterans
A Brief History of the Telephone
Tom Farley, Private Line
Recovery of Challenger's Crew
Michael Isikoff, Washington Post
Tuesday, March 8
Genesis of Reagan's 'Evil Empire' Speech
Frank Warner, Morning Call
Cheering on Reagan From the Gulag
Mary Beth Brown, WND
Beginning of End for Russia's Czar
Maureen Perrie, U. of Birmingham
FBI Heist That Changed History
Magratten & Bertram, Daily Beast
Italian Blunder Enrages Franco
John Simkin, Spartacus Educational
How Dutch East Indies Was Lost
Charles Anderson, U.S. Army History
Japan Caves After French Sailors' Murder
Alan Wiren, Japan Visitor
Nelson's Pillar's Explosive Demise
Honor Molloy, New York Irish Arts
Utah's Deadly Mining Disaster
John Smither, Salt Lake Tribune
Worst U.S. Mining Disasters
Travis Walter Donovan, Huffington Post
Wednesday, March 9
World War II's Forgotten Holocaust
Mark Selden, Japan Focus
Tokyo Firebombing Simply a War Crime
Hiroaki Sato, Japan Times
Lighting Tokyo's Sky With Fire
Eyewitness to History
Pancho Villa's Costly Raid
Alejandro de Quesada, History Reader
U.S. Puts the Squeeze on Mexico
Kennedy Hickman, About.com
Stalin Daughter's Surreal Flight to Freedom
Chester Bowles, ADST
CBS Still Inflating McCarthy Myth
W.J. Campbell, Media Myth Alert
Justice for Armistad Mutineers
Douglas Linder, UMKC
From USS Merrimack to CSS Virginia
American Civil War
Rise and Demise of Eastern Airlines
Aviation Online Magazine
Thursday, March 10
History's 10 Worst Tsunamis
Campbell Phillips, Australian Geographic
What Tsunami Left Behind for Japan
Kumiko Makihara, NY Times
Is Prostitution World's Oldest Profession?
Forrest Wickman, Slate
The Long, Colorful History of Mann Act
Eric Weiner, NPR
Seeing Tibet Through Chinese Eyes
Peter Hessler, The Atlantic
Tibet: Between China, India and Soviet Union
Chen Jian, JCWS
Madrid Bomb's Political Legacy in Spain
Lisa Abend, Time
Al-Qaeda's Influence on Madrid Terror
Jason Burke, The Guardian
Glasnost, Perestroika and Leadership
Academy of Achievement
Batista: Sowing Seeds for Fidel Castro
Jerry Sierra, History of Cuba
Friday, March 11
Hitler's Quiet Conquest of His Homeland
James Widner, Radio Days
Was Austria Really 'Victim' of Anschluss?
Robert Knight, BBC
Anschluss and Austria's War Guilt
Tony Paterson, The Independent
Anschluss and Fate of Austrian Jews
Carmelo Lisciotto, H.E.A.R.T.
John Adams: In Defense of Red Coats
James Grant, History Reader
Truman Doctrine's Enduring Legacy
Daniel Fried, New York Times
A March That Gave Rise to India
Gopalkrishna Gandhi, The Hindu
Why Is Bombay a Tempting Terror Target?
B Raman, Rediff
Suharto: Ruthless, Repressive Strongman
John Gittings, Guardian
Australian Capital's Chicagoan Father
Peter Harrison, ADB
Saturday, March 12
France's Last Gasp in Indochina
Robert Messenger, Weekly Standard
Beginning of 'Political Fight' in Vietnam
David Pennington, MHO
Debunking Myth of Genovese Murder
Larry Getlan, New York Post
Why Nobody Helped Kitty
J. Marsh & D. Keltner, Greater Good
Evolution Has Its Day in Court
Douglas Linder, UMKC
The Daring Lawyer Who Took on Bryan and the Bible
PBS
Russia's Last Competent Czar
John Simkin, Spartacus Educational
Modern Mongolia's Strange Birth
Christopher Othen, Bright Review
The Grapes of Wrath From Chile
George F. Jones, ADST
World's 18 Strangest Tunnels
Chris Sweeney, Popular Mechanics
©2016 RealClearHistory | Go to full site