Week of March 14, 2016 Archives

RealClearHistory Morning Edition

Monday, March 14
In Defense of Jack Ruby
David Reitzes, JFK-Online
An Audacious Plan for War With Cuba
Samuel Chi, Historiat
Story of 'Other' Cuban Revolutionaries
Miguel Faria, Newsmax
Did Cotton Gin Help Slaves?
Christopher Hamner, Teaching History
Cotton Gin Sows Seeds for Civil War
Anna Wynveen, Neo-Americanist
Eli Whitney: Cotton Gin's Controversial Inventor
Biography
How Dresden Played Hide-and-Seek
Christopher Jannings, MHO
Life and Death in Nazi's Krakow Ghetto
Holocaust Museum
Israel's First Foray into Lebanon
Ynet News
Which Countries Hoard the Most Gold?
RealClearWorld
Tuesday, March 15
Julius Caesar Falls on the Ides of March
UNRV History
How Washington Saved New Republic
George Marshall, Early America
Roots of Civilian Rule in America
James Wensyel, American Heritage
The Truth Behind Pancho Villa Myth
Mike Dash, Smithsonian
The Legend of Mexico's Robin Hood
Bob Brooke Communications
Nazis' Dismemberment of Czechoslavia
Peter Chen, WWII Database
Appeasement Fuels Hitler's Ambitions
Frank Smitha, Microhistory
Wehrmacht's Brief Opening After Stalingrad
Flames of War
Top 20 Best Gangster Movies of All Time
Jamie Frater, Listverse
Why Mafia Tried to Stop 'Godfather'
John Patterson, The Guardian
Wednesday, March 16
When the Devil Possesses a Soldier
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
My Lai: Massacre, Trial and Aftermath
Douglas Linder, UMKC
The Ghost of William Calley Still Lingers
Philip Beidler, VQR
Two Massacres: Kandahar and My Lai
Patt Morrison, LA Times
Caligula and His Descent Into Madness
Barbara McManus, VRoma
Top 10 Worst Roman Emperors
Listverse
West Point: A School for the Nation
Smithsonian
German Rearmament Kicks Off Appeasement
Global Security
Weimar's Secret Rearmament
E.J. Gumbel, Columbia University
Robert Goddard: Father of American Rocketry
NASA
Thursday, March 17
A POW's Bittersweet Homecoming
Carolyn K. Butler, Smithsonian
Commodus and the Decline of Roman Empire
UNRV History
Patrick: Slave, Shepherd, Saint
Pat Horan, Historiat
Why Tito Split from Stalin
Ted Grant, Socialist Appeal
Unveiling Dalai Lama's Hidden Past
Norm Dixon, Green Left
Dalai Lama's Secret Escape to India
Peter Jackson, Reuters
Why de Klerk Released Mandela
Alex Duval Smith, The Guardian
A Predator Loose in the Woods
Joseph Gerringer, Crime Library
The Six Greatest Art Heists and Scams in History
Mental Floss
Biggest Art Heist Still Unsolved
Malcolm Gay, Boston Globe
Friday, March 18
Falklands War: A Most Curious Conflict
Global Security
Britain Would Lose Falklands Today
Cole Moreton, The Telegraph
How Reagan Tilted Falklands War
Graham Jenkins, Auto Ballpoint
Pope Francis' Take on Falklands
Donna Bowater, The Telegraph
Chinese Life Under Mongolian Rule
Columbia University
Song Dynasty: China's Renaissance
Travel China Guide
Bentonville Loss Signals End of South
John Rickard, History of War
Capone's Fearsome Enforcer
Michael Dickson, Am. Mafia History
How Nitti Met His Fate
R. Koziol & E. Baumann, Chicago Tribune
A Brief History of Lord Stanley's Cup
Sean Gregory, Time
Saturday, March 19
How U.S. Was Duped to Topple Saddam
Chulov & Pidd, The Guardian
Is Bush Vindicated on Iraq War?
Jeff McIntyre, National Observer
10 Lessons From America's 'Dumb War'
Sebastian Fischer, Der Spiegel
Sgt. Bales: Two Wars' Legacy of Tragedy
Robert Merry, The Atlantic
Saddam Hussein and the Poison Gas
Council on Foreign Relations
Slave Narratives' Significance in Uncle Tom's Cabin
PBS
Uncle Tom Caricatures Through Time
David Pilgrim, Ferris St. Univ.
Faulty Cable Vindicates Einstein's Theory
Tamara Cohen, Daily Mail
Strange Tale of World Cup Trophy
Melanie Rivera, eZine Articles
Texas Western Ride Better Than Fiction
Mark Whicker, OC Register
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