RealClearHistory Week of February 1, 2021 Archives

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Monday, February 1
For Guy Fawkes, a Broken Neck Was a Relief
All That's Interesting
What Really Happened on Ireland's Bloody Sunday?
Gerry Moriarty Irish Times
Charles I Frustrated Parliament and Ended Up Dead
Royal Museums Greenwich
Allied Leaders Postpone D-Day
History.com
Japan Strives to Forget Guadalcanal
Kirk Spitzer Time
Military Review of Marines 4th Division in WW II
John C. Chapin Marines.mil
Top 10 Most Evil Men in History
Jamie Frater Listverse
Who Really Killed Gandhi?
Abishek Saha Hindustan Times
Chinese Fuel California Gold Rush
Henry Norton SF Virtual Museum
Mickey Mantle Truly Was a Legend
R. Roberts & J. Smith American Heritage


Tuesday, February 2
Mapping What German Stalingrad Win May Have Looked Like
Brilliant Maps
Things You May Not Know About Battle of Stalingrad
Laura MacKenzie History Hit
Field Marshal Paulus: Capture and Captivity
NKVD Files
Koxinga, and How Dutch Lost Taiwan
Miles Bryan Reed Magazine
FBI Take and Files on Operation ABSCAM
FBI.gov
The Scandal of 'Ulysses'
New York Review of Books
Original Takes on Opening of Grand Central Station
American Experience
Sid Vicious Was an Enigma in Life and Death
Joe Sommerlad The Independent
Frank Serpico: After the Fateful Day
Kathleen Phalen Gadfly
Inside Philip Seymour Hoffman's Last Days
David Browne Rolling Stone


Wednesday, February 3
Who Was Greatest Warrior/Leader in Antiquity?
Khalid Elhassan History Collection
Marine Jet Kills 20 at Italian Ski Resort
J. Tagliabue & M. Ward New York Times
WW I Set the Stage for Massive Change Around the World
Museum Facts
Coast Guard's Role in Capture of Marshall Islands
National Park Service
Prince Rupert's Turn in Royalist Navy
Weapons and Warfare
Wilson Entered Politics 'as if in Response to Prayer'
Richard Kreitner The Nation
Strange Story of Atomic Spy Klaus Fuchs
Esther Inglis-Arkell io9
5 Most Dangerous Sniper Rifles in History
Peter Suciu 1945
Origins of Modern Islamic Hate
Jonathan Sacks Wall Street Journal
'Why Would He Die and Not Me?'
Matthew Leimkueler The Tennessean


Thursday, February 4
Credit Mice for Helping USSR to Victory
Boris Egorov Russia Beyond the Headlines
Philippine-American War Was Bloody, Brutal
Robert Longley ThoughtCo.com
How a Kid From Pennsylvania Became 'Sundance Kid'
Legends of America
Fingerprints Infallible? That's Not True
Clive Thompson Smithsonian Magazine
Diallo's Deadly NYPD Encounter
Timothy Lynch Cato Institute
Examining France's 'Le Code Noir'
Nicole Atwill Library of Congress
FDR's Colossal Failure at Yalta
Arnold Beichman Hoover Digest
Evolution of Facebook, How It's Changed World
Staff Report CNN Business
The Surreal Saga of Patty Hearst
Caitlin Flanagan The Atlantic
P-47 Wasn't Sexy, But It Sure Was Tough
War Is Boring


Friday, February 5
Union Didn't Meet Objective at Hatcher's Run
American History Central
What if Carthage Had Won Punic Wars?
Alex Barrientos Classical Wisdom
Punic Wars Made Rome an Ancient Power
Ancient History Encyclopedia
An H-Bomb Lost in Georgia Marsh
Gerry Northam BBC News
Philip II's Foreign Policy Shaped Europe
History Learning Site
U.S.-France: A Marriage of Convenience
Paul Huard TSHRTW
More to Medgar Evers Than His Murder
Medgar Evers College
Arthur Ashe Was Truly the Definition of Good
Kenny Moore Sports Illustrated
How Many Golf Balls Were Left on Moon?
Matthew Weathers
New Chapter for Ethics and Public Policy Center
Mike Sabo RealClearWire
Monday, February 8
Nazis Had Detailed Guide to Britain -- Including Where They'd Live
Daily Mail
Nazis Best Teachers of Where Evil Comes From
Adam Gopnick The New Yorker
The Nazi 'Ratlines' to South America
Aarons & Loftus Unholy Trinity
How Democrats Crafted First Impeachment
Mark Hemingway RealClearInvestigations
Here's How Jews Got Back Into England in 1600s
Menachem Levine Jewish Press
Why Britain Never Bought Into Europe
Toby Helm The Observer
Modern Japan's Coming-Out Party
Robert Citino History Net
How The Beatles Changed New York City
Jim Farber New York Daily News
The Death of Mary, Queen of Scots
Executed Today
Ghengis Khan Died of Bubonic Plague, Not Castration
Charles Q. Choi Live Science


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