Week of June 27, 2016 Archives

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Monday, June 27
Mormons and the Murder of Joseph Smith
Douglas Linder, UMKC
Story of Code Breaking in World War II
History Channel
How Enigma Machine Works
Alan Stripp, PBS
Korea: The First War America Lost
Bevin Alexander
Fighting in Korea Turns Cold War Hot
Michael Hickey, BBC
Pandemonium at Kennesaw Mountain
John Fowler, Civil War Trust
Romania Outdoing Nazis With Lasi Pogrom
Holocaust Museum
How Yugoslavia Fell Apart as a Nation
Thomas Niles, ADST
Slovenia Wins Independence in 10-Day War
Ljubljana Life
Britain's Bad Day in Argentina
Richard Gott, The Guardian
Tuesday, June 28
The War That Changed World Forever
Steven Erlanger, NY Times
Assassination Lights War's Fuse
John Simkin, Spartacus Educational
Triggerman of Archduke's Murder
Michael Duffy, First World War
Scars of WWI Lingers in Europe
Naftali Bendavid, Wall Street Journal
Wilson's Costly Failure at Peace
Encyclopedia of New American Nation
Scoundrel Saves Continental Army
Donald Moran, Revolutionary War
British Meet Their Match at Monmouth
David Wade, Military History
How Liquor Licenses Sparked Stonewall Riots
Nick Sibilia, Reason
Ned Kelly: Legendary Criminal Down Under
Australian Government
Mercenaries Get Rough Justice in Angola
Executed Today
Wednesday, June 29
Was Hitler Right to Invade Russia in '41?
Andrew Wright, MHO
Wehrmacht's Fateful Decision on Road to Stalingrad
Stalingrad.net
Top 10 Most Controversial Supreme Court Decisions
Time
Why High Court Checked President
David Cole, NY Review of Books
Ike and Interstate Highway's Defensive Origin
Global Security
The Paradox of the German Autobahn
Cranky Driver
Sir Roger Casement: Traitor, Patriot
Michael Duffy, First World War
Misha's Defection One for Books
Knelman Martin, Toronto Star
An Unthinkable Building Collapse
Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
Forging U.S.'s Miracle on Grass
Jere Longman, New York Times
Thursday, June 30
Homosexuals and Third Reich
James Steakley, Jewish Virtual Library
Bloodbath on Night of Long Knives
Philip Gavin, History Place
Did Great Britain Fail Hong Kong?
Thomas Benge, History Today
Hong Kong Handover Marks End of Empire
David Cannadine, BBC
How Hong Kong Unraveled on Britain
Dennis Harter, ADST
Belgium's Legacy of Brutality in Congo
Mark Dummett, BBC News
Cortez in Tenochtitlan: From 'Sad Night' to Conquest
All Empires
Terror Aboard TWA Flight 847
William Smith, Time
Truth About Soyuz 11 Disaster
Sinead McNicholl, Astro Notes
Taft: From President to Chief Justice
Mark Painter, U. of Groningen
Friday, July 1
The Overrated Myth of Amelia Earhart
Judith Thurman, New Yorker
Earhart Disappearance? Simple, Really
Lane Wallace, The Atlantic
Top 10 Unexplained Disappearances
Evan Andrews, TopTenz
The Stalking of President Garfield
Gilbert King, Smithsonian
Trial of Mad Assassin Charles Guiteau
Douglas Linder, UMKC
Most Insane Attempts to Kill a President
Ben Dennison, Cracked
Victor Emmanuel II: Italy's Father of Fatherland
Italian Monarchist
Tang Dynasty Buries History at Mausoleum
China Through a Lens
Steve Fossett: An Adventurer Nonpareil
The Economist
How Wal-Mart Took Over the World
Andrew Clark, The Guardian
Saturday, July 2
Did Lee Doom Himself at Gettysburg?
Noah Trudeau, History Net
Blame Gen. Ewell for South's Loss
Terry Jones, New York Times
Pickett's Tragic, Suicidal Charge
Isaac Pennypacker, Civil War Trust
Did Faulty Maps Seal South's Fate?
Tony Horwitz, Smithsonian
Grant Ends Rebels' Cause at Vicksburg
John Rickard, History of War
Prussia Marks Arrival as a Power
Joshua Gilbert, Armchair General
Britain Turns Guns on Fallen French Ships
Robert Brown, WWII Mag
Iran Airliner Shootdown: Tragedy and Fiasco
John Barry, Newsweek
Israel's Audacious Raid Against Amin
Sharon Roffe-Ofir, Ynet News
Lou Gehrig's Farewell on Independence Day
More Gehrig
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