Week of March 12, 2018 Archives

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Monday, March 12
No Anschluss, No War?
Eva de Jong-Duldig Australian Jewish News
Operation Junction City a Confidence Killer
Rod Paschall History Net
Russia's Last Competent Czar
John Simkin Spartacus Educational
France's Last Gasp in Indochina
Robert Messenger Weekly Standard
Charisma, Powerful Friends Aided Gorbachev Rise
Jim Gallagher Chicago Tribune
Truman Doctrine's Enduring Legacy
Daniel Fried New York Times
Genesis of 'Frankenstein' Stranger Than Fiction
Jill Lepore The New Yorker
And the Point of Daylight Saving Is ...?
Michael Downing Smithsonian
This Day in History: March 12


Tuesday, March 13
War Forced Dilution of Waffen-SS
Allyn Vannoy Warfare History Network
In Poland, Jews Were Killed at Hands of Neighbors
Ofer Aderet Haaretz
How Cotton Gin Planted Seeds for Civil War
Civil War Trust
Dog Patrol: How Canines Joined the Army
Arthur W. Bergeron U.S. Army History
The Singer, the Soldier, and the Spymaster
Elise Cooper American Thinker
America Is Still at War With Itself
Manisha Sinha New York Review of Books
In Defense of Jack Ruby
David Reitzes JFK-Online
Could Obama, U.S. Have Prevented Myanmar Genocide?
Szymon Barylski Politico
Lesson of February Revolution: Look Forward
Mark A. Soderstrom Origins
An Audacious Plan for War With Cuba
Samuel Chi Historiat
This Day in History: March 13


Wednesday, March 14
What You Don't Know About Jack Ruby
Gary Cartwright Texas Monthly
'Cattle Kate' Was Lynched for Being a Pioneer
Eliza McGraw Smithsonian
Red Army's Moscow Airborne Op Was a Disaster
Robert Beckhusen War Is Boring
Czechoslovakia the Ultimate Hitler Power Play
The History Place
How Germany Disrupted Sea Warfare
Christopher Jannings Military History Online
Weimar's Secret Rearmament
E.J. Gumbel Columbia University
My Lai: Massacre, Trial and Aftermath
Douglas Linder UMKC
When the Devil Possesses a Soldier
Max Hastings Daily Mail
Wild West, Printing Press and FBI's 'Most Wanted' List
Erin Blakemore Time
Did NCAA Steal 'March Madness' From Indiana?
Brendan Koerner Slate
This Date in History: March 14


Thursday, March 15
Ides of March Set Stage for Roman Empire
R.A.G. Carson History Today
Was Pancho Villa Trying to Provoke U.S.?
Dan Schlenoff Scientific American
Wehrmacht's Brief Opening After Stalingrad
Flames of War
Truth About Romanov Family Murders
Simon Sebag Montefiore Town and Country
5 Memorable Abdications
James Smith Daily Lounge
How Nazis Conquered Berlin
Uwe Klussmann Der Spiegel
Nazis' Dismemberment of Czechoslavia
Peter Chen WWII Database
Day That Changed Space Travel Forever
Elizabeth Howell Space.com
Inside Newburgh Consipracy
James Wensyel American Heritage
Why Mafia Tried to Stop 'Godfather'
John Patterson The Guardian
This Day in History: March 15


Friday, March 16
'I Am Winston Bloody Churchill!'
Herman T. Voelkner Warfare History Network
Who Was the Real St. Patrick?
Ted Olsen Christianity Today
10 WW I Battles That Killed Christianity
Brandon Christensen RealClearHistory
Britain Would Lose Falklands Today
Cole Moreton The Telegraph
A POW's Bittersweet Homecoming
Carolyn K. Butler Smithsonian
Value of 'Original' Meaningless in China, Japan
Byung-Chul Han Aeon
Commodus and the Decline of Roman Empire
UNRV History
Bentonville Loss Signals End of South
John Rickard History of War
Sulome Anderson: I Hated, Loved My Dad
Sulome Anderson New York Magazine
What Do Yugo, Delorean Have in Common?
History and Headlines
This Day in History: March 16 | March 17 | March 18
Monday, March 19
Murderer Cary Stayner Felt Left Out, Wanted Fame
Amanda Tullos Crime Online
10 Most Famous American Murder Cases
Charles Montaldo ThoughtCo.com
Petraeus: 'Quiet Pride,' Disappointment Over Iraq
Jeff Schogol Task & Purpose
Why Bobby Kennedy Decided to Run
Jeff Greenfield Politico
Was George W. Bush Responsible for ISIS?
Dexter Filkins The New Yorker
Strange Tale of World Cup Trophy
Melanie Rivera eZine Articles
Today in History: March 19


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