RealClearHistory Week of May 31, 2021 Archives

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Monday, May 31
Breaking Down Fall of Crete
New Zealand History Online
Battle of Seven Pines a Draw
David Norris Warfare History Network
The Vanishing of Air France Flight 447
Wil Hylton New York Times
Top 10 Airplane Vanishings
Patrick Weidinger Listverse
Jackson Killed Dickinson ... After Being Shot
Shane Ryan Paste Magazine
Marines Blunt Final German Assault
Michael Duffy First World War
Explaining Importance of Corinth in Civil War
Mississippi History Now
How Brandeis Misshaped American Law
Damon Root Reason
'Pied Piper of Tucson' Had a Big Mouth
Mara Bovsun New York Daily News
Kill, Then Kill Some More: Ottoman Power Grab
Gemma Mason History Today


Tuesday, June 1
Grant's Cold Harbor Regret
Francis P. Sempa RealClearHistory
Nepalese Prince Goes on Killing Rampage at Party
History and Headlines
What Story of Galileo Got Wrong
G. Consolmagno & C.M. Graney America Magazine
A Farce That Plunged World in War
Martin Cherrett WWII Today
Is Ruger GP100 Best Revolver Around?
Caleb Larson 1945
Marconi and His Enduring Invention
Jeff Webb Memorial University
Why Did Benedict Arnold Turn Traitor?
Nathaniel Philbrick Smithsonian
Cultural Impact of Zoot Suit Riots
William Yelland Just the Swing
Peek Inside Russia's 'Relaxing Retreats'
Russia Beyond the Headlines
Tulsa Massacre: A Family Ruined
L. Hawkins & C.L. Scott Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, June 2
Last General to Surrender Was a Math Professor
American History Central
Divided Military Wouldn't Have Stood a Chance in WW II
David Deaval AMAC
World War I's Stalingrad: Battle of Przemysl
National World War II Museum
Shuttle Bombing Seemed Like Good Idea. It Wasn't
John T. Correll U.S. Air Force
99 Things About Babe Ruth
Cliff Corcoran Sports Illustrated
Vancouver Claims Pacific Northwest
Junius Rochester History Link
McCarthy and Legacy of Conspiracy Theories
Louis Menard New Yorker
Jonathan Pollard: Israel's Prolific Spy
Doug Stanglin USA Today
12 Things About Robin Williams
Garin Pirnia Mental Floss
Following Purple Heart Home to Rightful Owners
Ben Kesling Wall Street Journal


Thursday, June 3
4 Fighters That Went the Distance in WW II
Steve Feinstein RealClearHistory
This Cannon Was Civil War Game Changer
William Welsh Warfare History Network
How America Snagged 1st U-Boat
John Vanzo World War II Magazine
Taverns Our Founding Fathers Frequented
Arcadia Publishing
Edward VIII: 'His Selfishness Has Become His Epitaph'
Alice Scarsi Express
The Night Bobby Kennedy Was Shot
Liz Hoggard The Independent
Twisted Psyche of Killer Joran Van Der Sloot
Dale Archer Psychology Today
Breaking Down Attack on London Bridge
BBC News
Use Fiction to Teach American History
John Hood RealClearBooks
Six-Day War's Enduring Legacy
Michael Oren Washington Institute


Friday, June 4
This Russian Offensive Changed Outcome of WW I
History Learning Site
Japan Punished China After WW II Doolittle Raids
James Scott Smithsonian
Midway Victory Had Far-Reaching Implications
Tom Hone War on the Rocks
True or False? D-Day Myths
James Holland CNN
Multiple Accounts of Great Fire of Constantinople
City of Istanbul
When the U.S. Army Imported and Rode Camels
History and Headlines
Did Six-Day War Really Need to Happen?
Sandy Tolan Salon
Original 1876 Story: 83 Hours Coast to Coast
The Brooklyn Union
Examining French Colonial Rule in Vietnam
Frank Smitha Microhistory
Debunking Stalin Legends
Yekaterina Sinelschikova Russia Beyond the Headlines
Monday, June 7
10 Things About D-Day
Imperial War Museums
A Snapshot of What Happened at Each Normandy Beach
DoD
How Normandy Beaches Got Their Code Names
Ouest France
Donuts Brought Taste of Home to Normandy
Blake Stillwell Military.com
French Perspective on D-Day
Mary Louise Roberts University of Chicago
Far-Flung Sorties Critical to D-Day Success
Barrett Tillman RealClearHistory
Warships' Fate After Midway
Bryan Dickerson Military History Online
Allies Mine Victory on WW I Western Front
Michael Duffy First World War
By River or Sea: Key Civil War Naval Actions
American Battlefield Trust
How Manchus Ruled China
Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding


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