RealClearHistory Week of January 4, 2021 Archives

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Monday, January 4
Mexican Prison Stint Changed Stephen F. Austin
Amelia White Medium
Tracking Mussolini's Rise From Journalist to Dictator
Daily History
Meiji Restoration Put Japan on Path to Power
Asia for Educators
'Music Warfare' Finally Broke Noriega
BBC News
10 Elusive Facts About Korean War
David Brown Mental Floss
Alaskan Natives' View: No Folly Here
W.L.I. Hensley The Conversation
Adm. Nimitz: A Submariner at Heart
Mark Denger Military Museum
Post-WW II, U.S. Employed 'Unified Command.' Here's Why
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Burma's Bittersweet Independence
Joe Boyle BBC News
A Towering Challenge for Builders
Irish Eden Belleza Gulf News


Tuesday, January 5
When the SS Became Truly Feared and Ruthless
Blaine Taylor Warfare History Network
Did Vikings Really Get to Americas? And If So, Where?
Valerie Hansen Aeon
Java Sea Fail Sealed Long Before WW II
Brent D. Sadler National Defense Magazine
'The World Crisis' Still a Worthy Read
Francis P. Sempa RealClearHistory
Prague Spring: From Birth to Crushing End
Matthew Frost RFERL
Brief History of the State of the Union Address
Ethan Trex Mental Floss
Was Space Shuttle Program Worth It?
Mike Wall Space.com
Who Was Samuel Colt?
Britannica
Sonny Bono's Untimely Death Capped Life of Success
History and Headlines
10 Biggest Mistakes in Human History
S. McClelland-Crosby TopTenz


Wednesday, January 6
He Tried to Kill a King, and Got Drawn and Quartered
Executed Today
'Bill the Butcher' Wielded a Knife and Political Power
Historic Mysteries
Eighth Wonder of the World? Here Are 10 Options
Museum Facts
7 Crazy Leaders of the Ancient World
Joanna Gillan Ancient Origins
Look Inside, Story of America's Nazi Art Warehouse
Dexter Filkins The New Yorker
Worst Decision Ever Made by Supreme Court
H.W. Brands American Heritage
History and Heritage of Channel Islands
Britannica
What It Will Take for Paris Agreement to Work
Kate Aronoff New Republic
Thomas Mantell's Mysterious Crash
UFO Casebook
Churchill Extravagantly Spent Money He Didn't Have
Deborah Cohen The Atlantic


Thursday, January 7
Being a WW II POW in America Didn't Suck
Richard Sherman Warfare History Network
Supergun Artillery Architect's Spiral
Anthony Kendall Damn Interesting
Einstein Died and His Brain Was Stolen
Marco Margaritoff All That's Interesting
Woodrow Wilson Deserves Some Credit
Jonathan Zimmerman Politico
An Academic Interpretation of Wilson's 14 Points
Mount Holyoke College
How Jackson Repelled British
Coughlin & Bruning History Reader
Tanker War With Iran Wouldn't Be the First
Martin S. Navias History Today
Alfred Packer: Cannibal Turned Folk Hero
Cheryl Eddy Gizmodo
Take a Walk Through Martin Luther's Garden
Medieval Histories
'Little House on the Prairie' Didn't Tell Whole Story
Ashlie D. Stevens Salon


Friday, January 8
Desperate Attack Altered Course of Revolution
Jim Stempel War History Online
Dead Cow Tips Last Big Battle of Indian Wars
History and Headlines
In Defense of George Washington
Richard Lim History News Network
U.S. Fails to Win Wars Because It Fails to Adapt
Alex Ward Vox
Gallipoli Was Not Churchill's Great Folly
Ross Cameron Sydney Morning Herald
Teotihuacan's Start a Mystery, But It's a Marvel
Mark Andrew Carpenter Ancient Origins
The Feud Over Financing of Egypt's Aswan Dam
ADST
Most Tainted Presidential Elections ... Not Including 2020
FairVote
Untold Story of Beatles in North America
Ben Marks Collectors Weekly
The Importance of Civic Education in a Creedal Nation
Mike Sabo RealClearWire
Monday, January 11
Inside the Fight Between Stalin and Trotsky
National World War II Museum
For Tata Nano, 'World's Cheapest Car,' Wasn't a Selling Point
DW
Jesse's Brother Quit Crime, Led Quiet Life
Meghan Saar True West Magazine
William Laud, Given to the Devil
Executed Today
Oil: From Ancient Lamps to Billion-Dollar Business
Offshore Technology
Frank Family Isn't Only One Miep Gies, Husband Helped
Yad Vashem
Photo Essay of Eastern Front of WW II
Alan Taylor The Atlantic
Why Bush's Iraq 'Surge' Failed
Alex Kingsbury Boston Globe
'Sublime' Canyon Initially Deemed 'Valueless'
Stephen Pyne The Conversation


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