RealClearHistory Week of May 3, 2021 Archives

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Monday, May 3
Detailed Look at Japanese War Crimes Trials
Douglas Linder UMKC
The Challenge of Rethinking History
Francis J. Gavin War on the Rocks
January 6, Camus, and the Problem With Rebellion
Bill Bray RealClearDefense
Modern Chinese Nation Born on May 4th
Samuel Chi RealClearWorld
Where 'Ping Pong' Diplomacy Got Its Start
Pete Millwood History Today
Kent State's Enduring History Lesson
Rick Hampson USA Today
Who Were the Cambridge Five?
Larry Holtzwarth History Collection
Easter Rising Executions Harden Irish Nationalism
BBC News
Musk Not 1st Car Guy to Dabble in Rockets
Frank H. Winter Air & Space Magazine
Collins Wasn't Lonely, But He Was Scared
Robert Lee Hotz Wall Street Journal


Tuesday, May 4
Flames Shot From Tafero's Head, But Was He Even Guilty?
Murderpedia
Greatest Funeral in the History of the U.S.
Lisa Singh ALPLM
How Orwell Became 'Bitter Enemy' of Communism
John Rossi RealClearHistory
Rifles, Confusion, and 4 Dead at Kent State
History and Headlines
Vietnam War Dead on Maya Lin's Wall
Christopher Klein Biography
Brief Overview/Highlights of Margaret Thatcher
Clara Gaspar The Sun
Zeppelin Era Bursts With Hindenburg
Daniel Terdiman CNET
Nigeria Lost Key Figures When Plane Crashed Into City
Dawodu
Napoleon's Generals Duel to Death
History and Headlines
'May the Fourth Be With You!'
Patricia Vollmer & Michelle R. Martinelli For the Win


Wednesday, May 5
Secret of WW II: Six Civilian Deaths in Oregon
Francine Uenuma Smithsonian
Alan Shepard the Epitome of Cool -- and Complicated
Universe Today
Cinco de Mayo, Napoleon, and the Confederacy
Dave Roos History.com
Fu-Go Balloon Bombs Payback for Doolittle Raids
Atomic Heritage Foundation
What Really Killed Napoleon? Not Arsenic
Ned Porter ABC News
What if Napoleon Had Come to America?
Linton Weeks NPR
French Curtains in Dien Bien Phu
Bernard Fall Vietnam Magazine
Mary Beard on Relevance of Ancient World on Now
Josh Spero Financial Times
Why Beethoven's 9th Remains Greatest
Martin Kettle The Guardian
He Starved Himself to Death and Changed History
Peter Taylor BBC


Thursday, May 6
1942 Bataan Surrender a Horror -- Before and After
John Taylor History Net
Most Daring Commando Raids in History
We Are the Mighty
Germany's Final Hour of Humiliation
Charles Kiley Stars and Stripes
Debunking Myths of Longstreet's Injury
Civil War Profiles
Versailles Started as a Hunting Lodge
Kelly Richman-Abdou My Modern Met
German Ravage of Rome a Prelude to Wars of Religion
EHNE
Was Napoleon a Leader or a Tyrant?
Jaqueline Charles National Geographic
USS Lexington: A Survivor's Tale
Gail Schontzler Bozeman Daily Chronicle
10 Challenging Civil Engineering Projects in History
Cobalt Recruitment
This Rivalry Led to 2 Sub-4-Minutes Miles
Michael McGowan The Guardian


Friday, May 7
Where Exactly Were Sodom and Gomorrah?
Historic Mysteries
What if Japan Won Battle of Coral Sea?
Mark Grimsley World War II Magazine
How Canada's WW II Victory Celebration Went Bad
History and Headlines
Why Russia Has Different V-E Day
Kathy Gilsinan The Atlantic
Even in New Biography, George Blake an Enigma
Andrew Lownie History Today
Syria's al-Assad Needed Russia
Connor Hirsch Small Wars Journal
'White Bird' Remains Aviation's Top Mystery
Aero News Network
Starving Sioux Didn't Last in Canada
Grant Macewan Canada Encyclopedia
Pontiac's War a Defining Moment
Alan Taylor American Heritage
When Skyway Bridge Fell Into the Bay
Jean Heller Tampa Bay Times
Monday, May 10
What Was Hess' Motive in Parachuting Into England?
The History Press
Fat Goering an Affable Passenger
M. Volz & M. Gouras Buffalo News
A Short History of the German Blitzkrieg
Uri Noy 2 World War 2
Churchill's Walk With Destiny
Francis P. Sempa RealClearHistory
Blood Rewarded for Stealing Crown Jewels
Ben Johnson Historic UK
Uncovering Where Italy's Aldo Morro Was Murdered
David Bressan Forbes
Original NYT Report of Cambodian Raid
William Beecher New York Times
Remembering Gleason and 'The Honeymooners'
Ed Gross Closer Weekly
Why Sichuan Quake Was So Devastating
Jeanna Bryner Live Science
Take a Ride on 1st Transcontinental Railway
Erin Blakemore History.com


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