Week of February 26, 2018 Archives

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Monday, February 26
U.S. Blinded Germans With Canal Defense Light
Robert Beckhusen War Is Boring
Maybe Hurbis Kept Germans From Outright Win at Verdun
DailyHistory.org
Czechoslovakia Another Broken Promise by Stalin
Cold War Museum
Bill Clinton's Dereliction on Terrorism
Byron York National Review
Inside the NYPD's Terrorism Beat
William Finnegan New Yorker
J.P. Morgan: An American Story
Ray Baker McClure's Magazine
'93 WTC Bombing: In an Elevator With Salad
Sharon Otterman New York Times
Skittles, Arizona Iced Tea, and a Dead Teen
Greg Botelho CNN
This Day in History: February 26


Tuesday, February 27
What Happened to America's Aircraft Carriers?
Cid Standifer USNI News
Crazy Weapons Born During Civil War
Francis Horton National Interest
Exposure, Malnutrition Defined Andersonville
Jeff Nilsson Saturday Evening Post
Who Actually Burned Down Reichstag?
Tony Paterson The Telegraph
Reichstag Fire a Godsend for Nazis
Philip Gavin History Place
Did We Learn Nothing From 1st Cold War?
Richard N. Haass Project Syndicate
Goodbye, Wifes and Daughters: Smith Mine Disaster
Barbara Theroux Missoulan
Japan's Ambiguous Legacy in Indonesia
Country Studies
What Caused Leaning Tower of Pisa Lean?
Sarah Pruitt History.com
White Settlers Buried Truth About Midwest Mound Cities
Sarah Baires Smithsonian
This Day in History: February 27


Wednesday, February 28
Rocky and Bullwinkle Were Agitators
Steve Huff RealClearLife
When Napoleon Struck Fear in Britains
Jenny Uglow History Extra
8 Scariest Days in America
Robert Longley TopTenz
3 Inside Looks From Branch Davidian Standoff
Alex Hannaford Texas Observer
Waco Inferno: More Than Simple Blunder?
Joe Rosenbloom III WSJ
Debunking the Myths of Desert Storm
Arthur Herman New York Post
On Taking Westminster Abbey for Granted
Harry Mount The Telegraph
How 'Back to the Future' Inspired Ronald Reagan
Mark Weinberg Politico
The Massive Hit of M*A*S*H
Museum of Broadcast Communications
Antarctica Is Pretty Cool
Rhys Griffiths History Today
This Day in History: February 28


Thursday, March 1
German Pirates Ingenious and Brutal
Christopher Stevens TopTenz
'Trial of the Century' Proved Nothing
Ben Phelan PBS
Most Famous Shootouts in U.S. History
History and Headlines
Pius XII: Anti-Semitic 'Hitler's Pope'
John Cornwell Vanity Fair
How Pius XII Saved Nearly 1 Million Jews
Jewish Virtual Library
Meet 1 of Men Behind Founding Fathers
Joe Wolverton New American
Charisma Returned Napoleon From Exile
Malcolm Higgins War History Online
The Most Contentious Presidential Election, Ever
HarpWeek
Salem Witch Hunt Example of Power of Evil
Patrick J. Kiger National Geographic
In Truest Sense, Mantle's Might Did Make Right
Richard Hoffer Sports Illustrated
This Day in History: March 1


Friday, March 2
Fortresses Don't Work: Here's Why
Jack Anderson War On the Rocks
Countries That Played Lesser Roles in WW I
Brandon Christensen RealClearHistory
What If Germany Had Won WW I?
Martin Kettle The Guardian
Right to Bear Arms? Not as Clear as You'd Think
Hannah Levintova Mother Jones
Air Power Triumphs at Bismarck Sea
Lawrence Spinetta WWII Mag.
Battle of Nassau Marked 1st Amphibious Marine Landing
History and Headlines
Remembering Concorde's Maiden Voyage
Concorde SST
Rusty Nuts, Bad Aim: Why Rocket Launches Fail
Joe Pappalardo Popular Mechanics
How Many Did Stalin Really Kill?
R.J. Rummel Distributed Republic
Hit Squads of Notorious 'Murder, Inc.'
Mark Gribben Crime Library
This Day in History: March 2 | March 3
Monday, March 5
Moving Russian Capital Precipitated 'Iron Curtain'
The Globalist
Why John Adams Chose to Defend the Redcoats
Boston Tea Party Museum
How to Test Your Favorite Conspiracy Theory
Tyler Cowen Bloomberg View
Revisiting 'The Graduate' 50 Years Later
The Atlantic
The Internet? Bah! When Technology Was a Dream
W. Joseph Campbell The 1995 Blog
Iran-Contra Affair Nearly Ruined Reagan
Robert Busby Salon
Remembering John Candy
Ryan Parker Hollywood Reporter
This Date in History: March 5


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