Week of July 27, 2020 Archives

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Monday, July 27
Meet Civil War's Most Lethal Unit
Jim Stempel War History Online
What If the North Had Won Korean War?
Robert Farley National Interest
Battle Proved Value of Mobile Warfare
Christopher Miskimon Warfare History Network
How 'Greyhound' Producers Stayed True to History
Naval History Magazine
A Forgotten Ally in Forgotten War
Richard Weitz RealClearWorld
China Forces Change in India, Australia Relationship
Aarti Betigeri War on the Rocks
The Rise and Fall of George McClellan
Encyclopedia Virginia
Understanding History, Relevance of South China Sea
China-US Focus
How Eric Rudolph Evaded Authorities
Patrik Jonsson CS Monitor
Will Puerto Rico Ever Become a State?
Erin Blakemore National Geographic


Tuesday, July 28
Cause of WW I Still Up for Debate
The Week
Serbia's Expansion Ultimately Led to Demise
Alpha History
Iced Tea, Charles Manson, and 'Animal House'
Christopher Fidducia Screen Rant
Robespierre: An Enigmatic Villain
Marisa Linton History Today
In 1918, Facemask Orders a Cause for 'Mirth'
Charles Duncan Miami Herald
When Bomber Crashed Into Empire State Building
All That's Interesting
USS Indianapolis: From Sinking to Trial
Kenneth Ethridge American Heritage
What Was the Bonus March?
World War I
'Cleopatra of Secession' as a Spy
Mary Lou Groh Civil War Trust
Carlton's Stellar '72 Cy Young Season
Jon Caroulis RealClearHistory


Wednesday, July 29
Here's How Britain Beat Spain's 'Invincible Armada'
Tudor Place
Why Bresci Killed King Umberto and 9 Other Assassin Stories
History Collection
Demjanjuk: War Criminal or Victim of Circumstance?
History and Headlines
Petersburg: Chaos Beyond the Crater
Emmanuel Dabney Hallowed Ground
NASA Created Out of Practicality and FOMO
Lily Rothman Time Magazine
'Willy-Nicky Telegrams' Weren't First Talks Between Kaiser, Czar
JSTOR
Nicholas II's Coronation Disaster
Yulia Afanasyenko Russia Beyond the Headlines
Where Did 'In God We Trust' Come From?
Department of Treasury
A Look at Years Olympics Were Cancelled, and Why
Ben Burrows The Independent
Why Do Countries Drive on the Right or Left?
World Standards


Thursday, July 30
WW II: Allies' Missed Opportunity in Italy
D.J. Zimmerman Defense Media Network
In Jamestown, It Was Work or Starve
U.S. History
K2: The Killing Peak
Matthew Power Men's Journal
Trash Tells Story of a Plague
Kiona M. Smith Ars Technica
Ancient Florence Emerged Stronger From Plague. Will We?
Jacob Soll Politico
Spanish Inquisition's Genetic Legacy
Ewen Callaway New Scientist
FAA Chronological History, From 1926-96
FAA
The Truth Behind 'Midnight Express'
Robert Dillon ADST
Wanna Be Friends?: Tokens of Friendship and Power
Katie Day Good MIT Reader
Clement Attlee Had One Lasting Legacy
Steven Fielding The Spectator USA


Friday, July 31
Douglas Haig Was Anything But a Great General
Geoffrey Norman History Net
'Greyhound's' Ship Star a Star Herself
J.M. Caiella Naval History Magazine
How Presidents Have Managed Civil Unrest
Francis P. Sempa RealClearHistory
Why Warsaw Uprising Failed
John Radzilowski WWII Database
Another British Betrayal of Poland
Norman Davies Polish Resistance
Third Battle at Ypres Controversial Then ... and Now
Military History Matters
Augustus' Legacy for Roman Empire
UNRV History
How Belle Starr Went From Spoiled, Rich Girl to Bandit
Legends of America
History, Splendor, and Thrill of Trans-Siberian Railway
The Telegraph
Stories Behind 6 Iconic Ancient Artifacts
Bridget Alex Discover Magazine


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