Week of March 28, 2016 Archives

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Monday, March 28
Crimea War Sets Russia on Road of Decline
Andrew Lambert, BBC
Crimea: The First Modern War
Crispin Andrews, E&T Magazine
Florence Nightingale and Crimea War
Understanding Uncertainty
Pertinax's 87-Day Reign Comes to Grisly End
UNRV History
Marx's Inspiration from Paris Commune
C.L.R. James, Labor Action
Experiment in Socialist Revolution
Caroline Colebrook, New Worker
Viet Minh Learns From Mao Khe
Ron Filippelli, Parallel Narratives
Fall of Madrid Begins Franco's Rule
Alden Whitman, New York Times
U.S. Navy's 'Peace Through Strength'
Jarrett Stepman, Bearing Arms
3 Miles Island: A Failure of Science or Pure Spin?
Science Daily
Tuesday, March 29
How Nixon Set Up Saigon to Fall
Ken Hughes, History News Network
U.S.'s Quiet Exit From Vietnam
Joseph Treaster, New York Times
Appomattox: Final Battle of Civil War
Encyclopedia Virginia
The Enlightened Despot
Anders Moberg, Swedish Heart and Soul
From Hyphen War to Velvet Divorce
Hoover Institution
Manson's Followers Still Haunted by Horrors
MSNBC
How Pemberton Made Coke World Famous
Idea Finder
Is This Really Coke's 'Secret Formula'?
William Lee Adams, Time
The Colts' Midnight Run Out of Baltimore
Nick Sibilia, Forbes
Top 10 Sports Franchise Relocations
Samuel Chi & Brian Colella, RCS
Wednesday, March 30
Reagan Was Closer to Death Than We Knew
Bob Schieffer, CBS News
What Changed After Reagan's Shooting
Alan Silverleib, CNN
Troubled John Hinckley and His Trial
Douglas Linder, UMKC
Al Haig's Unfortunate Moment of Being 'In Charge'
ADST
Paris Falls as Napoleon Exiled
Eric Niderost, Military History Online
Seward's Folly: A Son's View
Frederick Seward, University of Rochester
William Seward, Beyond Alaska
Mr. Lincoln and Friends
The Long, Simmering Missouri-Kansas Bad Blood
PBS
Reflection on China's Puppet Regime
Margherita Zanasi, Japan Focus
Top 10 Traitors in History
Heather Matthews, TopTenz
Thursday, March 31
U.S.'s Last World War II Campaign
Eric Hammel, WWII Magazine
Hitler's Comfortable Stay in Prison
Jan Friedmann, Der Spiegel
Whither 'Mein Kampf' Royalties
Jay Worthington, Cabinet Magazine
American Pilot's View of Hainan Incident
Shane Osborn, PBS
Perry: Man Who Blew Open Japan's Door
Ben Griffiths, Grifworld
Crown Colony Singapore Under British Rule
Country Studies
The Masterpiece's Architect
Karen Plumley, Paris Eiffel Tower News
Mystery of April Fools Tsunami Deepens
Sarah Davidson, Live Science
The Death of Knute Rockne
Jerry Brondfield, Irish Legends
5 Most Outrageous April Fool's Hoaxes
Becky Little, National Geographic
Friday, April 1
How U.S. Almost Betrayed Britain
John O'Sullivan, Wall St. Journal
War Nearly a Disaster for Britain
Stephen McGinty, The Scotsman
War Turned Thatcher Into a Celebrity
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Falklands and the Fall of Junta
T. Dugdale-Pointon, History of War
How POW Became British Translator
Jonathan Gilbert, The Telegraph
John Gotti: The Last Mafia Icon
Allan May, Biography
Gotti Neighbor's Grisly End in Acid
Tom Leonard, The Telegraph
A Nazi Collaborator and Justice
Douglas Johnson, The Guardian
Greek Bombing Foreshadows Lockerbie
Philadelphia Inquirer
De Leon's Fountain of Youth? A Myth
Matthew Shaer, Smithsonian
Saturday, April 2
Historic Date of Jesus' Crucifixion
J.K. Fotheringham, Biblical Studies
Edward the Confessor: From King to Sainthood
English Monarchs
Unjust Trial of 'Beast of Bataan'
Hampton Sides, American Heritage
Bitter End Comes to Bataan
Richard Sassaman, America in WWII
The Story of Pony Express
Nancy Pope, National Postal Museum
Ghosts of Jeju Massacre Still Haunt South Korea
Newsweek
The Migrant Crisis That Brought 'Scarface'
John Bushnell, ADST
Was Ron Brown's Death an Assassination?
Jack Cashill, WND
Harvard and the Making of Unabomber
Alston Chase, The Atlantic
From Journalism to Propaganda
W.J. Campbell, Media Myth Alert
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