RealClearHistory Week of August 2, 2021 Archives

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Monday, August 2
Why Rudolph Hess Was Last Casualty of WW II
David Pyne RealClearHistory
What Really Happened on PT-109?
Curtis L. Nelson USNI
1st Ploesti Raid Bold, But Ineffective
Silvano Wueschner Maxwell Air Force Base
China and Caribbean Seas Have This in Common
Joseph Micallef Military.com
When 'Little Mac' Outwitted Lee at Antietam
Dennis E. Frye History Net
Ode to Peace or Prelude to War?
Samuel D. Smith Vanderbilt University
Mutiny Lights Fuse for China's Civil War
Ah Xiang Republican China
Sauk's Deadly Surrender
Joseph Simek Military History of the Upper Great Lakes
Ex-Marine's Bloody Rampage in Texas
Pamela Colloff Texas Monthly
Friar Stabs and Kills King Henry III of France
Scott Mehl Unofficial Royalty


Tuesday, August 3
Civil War in a Cornfield
Robert L. Durham Warfare History Network
What Really Happened at Cam Ne?
Peter Brush History Net
Did Greedy Shopkeeper Seal Donner Party's Fate?
Dave Adams The Archives
Why Would Lizzie Borden Have Killed?
Marcia R. Carlisle American Heritage
Tiberius' Uncertain Reign of Roman Empire
UNRV History
Was Roger Casement a Gay Martyr or a Victim?
Kevin Grant The Guardian
How Germany Could've Won WW I
Michael Peck National Interest
Columbus' 1st Voyage Kind of a Disaster
Christopher Minster ThoughtCo.com
Black Sox and Baseball's Innocence Lost
Douglas Goetsch Am. Scholar
BAA Got Too Big, Forcing Merger That Created NBA
NBA Hoops Online


Wednesday, August 4
New Look Inside Bin Laden's Last Days
Peter Bergen Wall Street Journal
How Things Unfolded to Start WW I
Imperial War Museums
WW I Was an Underground War
Matt Leonard World War I Centenary
Why Reagan Took Stand Against Strikers
Bryan Burrough NY Times
Lies, Law Enforcement, and a Lynching
Douglas O. Linder Famous Trials
Britain, Spain Still Squabbling Over Gibraltar
The Guardian
Oscar Pistorius' Twisted Tale of Glory and Murder
Tim Ott Biography
Murder, Drugs, Fraud: Jailed Athletes
Grant Suneson 24/7 Wall St.
This Is the Best Sports Deal in History
Darren Rovell CNBC
10 Things About Sitting Bull
Evan Andrews History.com


Thursday, August 5
Odd Facts About Deadliest WW II Weapons
History and Headlines
Meet Russia's 'Paratrooper No. 1'
Boris Egorov Russia Beyond the Headlines
No Doubt: Atomic Bombs a War Crime
Robert Fisk The Independent
Germans Massacre Poles, Demolish Warsaw
Holocaust Encylopedia
Inside Marilyn Monroe's Final Days
Rachel Chang Biography
Bizarre Tale of Boebert's Background
Zachary Petrizzo Salon
Tracing Income Tax to Its Civil-War Start
Cynthia Fox Prologue Magazine
About Cruise's 'Risky Business' Breakthrough
Garin Pirnia Mental Floss
Voting Rights Act and Battle of Voter ID
Corey Dade NPR
1619 Ignores Democratic Party Racism
Mark Hemingway RealClearInvestigations


Friday, August 6
Why Crew Blew Up Feared Ironclad
Dwight Hughes Emerging Civil War
Union Win at Mobile Bay a Game Changer
Explore Southern History
Washington Quells America's First Militia Uprising
Global Security
Deep Dive Into Green Beret Murder Affair
Gordon Cucullu The Drop
Horror of the First Electric-Chair Execution
Jonathan Croyle Syracuse.com
Kon-Tiki and Myth of Pacific Navigation
Doug Herman Smithsonian
What Happened to 'Missingest Man in NY?'
Joe Maeder New York Daily News
U.S. Fights Back at Guadalcanal
Peter Chen World War II Database
Brits Made Things Messy in Victorian Madeira
Richard Aspin History Today
How Andy Warhol Changed the Art World
Leo J. O'Donovan America Magazine
Monday, August 9
Brigham Young Was Foul Mouthed, Caustic
Doug Gibson Standard-Examiner
USSR Deals Japan's Death Blow
Nathan M. Prefer Warfare History Network
War Revealed Russian Military Issues
Michael Kofman War on the Rocks
Robert E. Lee Contradictory, Complicated
Roy Blount Jr. Smithsonian
Beginning of End for Roman Empire
William McLaughlin War History Online
WW I: Why U.S. Tried, But Failed to Stay Neutral
World War I Centennial
WW I's Most Thankless Job: Tunneling Under Germans
Peta Stampa History Hit
Singapore's Reluctant Road to Independence
Country Studies
Manson Murders Were a Power Play
Aja Romano Vox
Elcano: More Than a Trivia Answer
Christopher Minster ThoughtCo.com


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