RealClearHistory Week of June 14, 2021 Archives

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Monday, June 14
French Army, Citizens After Dunkirk
Nina Wardleworth The Conversation
10 Odd, Compelling Facts About Lafayette
Christopher Klein History.com
This Churchill Speech Often Overlooked
Francis P. Sempa RealClearHistory
National Guard's Forgotten Role in WW II
Connor Martin RealClearDefense
Who Actually Killed Alexander the Great
James Romm History Today
CCP Just Keeps Rewriting History
Ian Johnson New York Review of Books
The Nightmare on Flight 847
William E. Smith Time
P.O. Makes It Illegal to Mail Your Kids
Katie Serena All That's Interesting
Truth About Betsy Ross and U.S. Flag
Ed Crews Colonial Williamsburg
Hole in the Head? Oldest Surgery Ever
Charles Gross MIT Press Reader


Tuesday, June 15
The Battle That Was Robert E. Lee's Last Stand
History Central
U.S.-Canadian Border Not a Straight Story
Frank Jacobs Opinionator
Jews Forced to Clean Up in Crematoriums
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Pushing Closer to Japanese Homeland
Francis O'Brie WWII Magazine
Vickers Wellington Was Great Britain's WW II Workhorse
History and Headlines
George Washington Takes Command
Massachusetts Historical Society
Massive Pinatubo Eruption Devastates Despite Warning
USGS
Terra Nova Expedition: Ambitious But Ill-Fated
Alex Q. Arbuckle Mashable
Nixon Worse Than We Thought
Bernstein & Woodward Washington Post
Dante an Outspoken Politician, Too
Mark Cartwright World History Encyclopedia


Wednesday, June 16
How Lee's Estate Became Arlington Cemetery
Robert M. Poole Smithsonian
Most Influential Battles in History
Michael Lee Lanning History Place
O.J.'s Surreal Low-Speed Chase
Jim Newton & Shawn Hubler Los Angeles Times
Whatever Happened to Al Cowlings?
Luke Norris Sportscasting
Brezhnev Didn't Change Much of Anything
Agence France Presse
Nureyev Was a 'Wild Thing' on Stage and Off
Joan Acocella The New Yorker
Imre Nagy: Hungary's Martyr
Chris Trueman History Learning Site
Confederacy Scores Big Victory at Secessionville
My Civil War
Ups, Downs, and Thrills of First U.S. Roller Coaster
Tony Long Wired
10 Odd Facts About Ford Motor Company
Hot Cars


Thursday, June 17
Why German Army Was Strong in WW II
Michael Haskew Warfare History Network
Nevada's Journey From Pearl to 'Ghost Fleet'
Ed Offley American Heritage
U.S. Navy Should Go Back to the '80s
Elaine Luria War on the Rocks
War of 1812: What Was That All About?
James M. Lundberg Slate
Lady Liberty Came in 350 Pieces With Instructions
Scientific American
The Pathos of Napoleon's Penis
Judith Pascoe New York Times
Battle of Rosebud Overlooked, But Key for Indians
John Flood History Net
Did Drake Every Really Land in California?
Andrew Lawler Smithsonian Magazine
Frederick: 1st Military Celebrity
Dennis Showalter Military History
Giving Back to America: William S. Knight Center
Mike Sabo RealClearEducation


Friday, June 18
British Saw War of 1812 as Betrayal
Amanda Foreman Smithsonian Magazine
Winners and Losers in War of 1812
National Post
Examining Why Napoleon Lost at Waterloo
Eric Huh Emory University
This Battle a Treasure of Strategic Lessons
Robert Farley The Diplomat
Bludgeoned to Death: Vincent Chin's Legacy
Frank H. Wu New York Times
British Girls in Nazi Finishing Schools
Rachel Johnson Der Spiegel
Fate of Russia's Richest After 1917
Nikolay Shevchenko Russia Beyond the Headlines
Monterey Pop Festival Was the Real Culture Changer
Joe Lynch Billboard
America's Other Independence Day
Kenneth Davis Smithsonian
Vile Denver Talk-Show Host Killed in Driveway
Stephen Singular Rolling Stone


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