RealClearHistory Week of November 29, 2021 Archives

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Monday, November 29
Blame This Confederate General for Union Success
We Are the Mighty
Intrigue and Death of Natalie Wood
Aric Jenkins Time
Why Partition of Palestine Wasn't Executed
Max Fisher New York Times
What Was the Sand Creek Massacre?
PBS
Would JFK Have Pulled Out of Vietnam?
Peter Grier CS Monitor
Debunking Myths of America's Most Famous Murders
Steve Huff Inside Hook
Maps Have Major Influence on World View
Tim Marshall History News Network
Ship Massacre Turns Tide on Slave Trade
University of Michigan
Stalin Pitted FDR Against Churchill in Tehran
Imperial War Museums
Watch Mickey Mouse Enlist and Get Shot in Head in Vietnam
BoingBoing


Tuesday, November 30
Is History Too Kind to George H.W. Bush?
David Greenberg Politico
When a Russian Envoy Saved Beijing
Boris Egorov Russia Beyond the Headlines
Cotton Not Enough for South to Lure Europe
Kevin A. Lees National Interest
14 Confederate Generals Killed, Hurt, Captured on 1 Day
History and Headlines
Charles XII's Desire to Fight On Cost Sweden
Mike Dash Smithsonian Magazine
Best and Worst Mergers in History
Mary DiMaggio Rasmussen College
Ted Bundy and Gruesome Green River Killer
John Kuroski All That's Interesting
A Bus Ride That Changed America
The Henry Ford
Nazi Ideology's 25 Key Points
Virginia Holocaust Museum
Evel Knievel: 'No King or Price Has Lived a Better Life'
ESPN


Wednesday, December 1
A Brilliant Strategist, Bragg Was Own Worst Enemy
History Net
John Brown's Hanging and Last Words
Boyd Stutler American Heritage
10 Odd Things About Battle of New Orleans
Mark Mancini Mental Floss
Blockades, Torpedos, and Navies in Civil War
Hampton Roads Naval Museum
Tale and Execution of the Jacksonville Mutineers
Executed Today
Henry Clay: Statesman or Corrupt Dealmaker?
Biography
Jackson-Adams Election a Boondoggle
History and Headlines
Europe Calmed by a False, Temporary Peace
Spark Notes
Did Beethoven Really Disown Napoleon?
Christopher George INS
Tussaud Got Her Start in Death Masks
Kat Eschner Smithsonian Magazine


Thursday, December 2
Siegfried Line a Bevy of Tricks and Traps
Nikola Petrovski Abandoned Spaces
Napoleon's Rise to Power Was Ruthless
The Great Courses Daily
Austerlitz Was Napoleon's Masterpiece
Luke Tomes History Hit
Seven Events That Led to Allies Tunisia Win
David Herold War History Online
France's War on Her Own History
Chris Bickerton Le Monde Diplomatique
Terrorists Go on Murderous Outing at Christmas Party
History and Headlines
World's 10 Worst Industrial Accidents
Michael Ray Britannica
Weird Funeral of Lee Harvey Oswald
Jake Rossen Mental Floss
Unthinkable Fall of Enron
C.W. Thomas Journal of Accountancy
Who Was Biggest Murderer? Hitler, Stalin, or Mao?
China File


Friday, December 3
Fate of Those Left Behind at Dunkirk
Nina Wardleworth The Conversation
Original Account of Sherman's March to the Sea
Harper's Weekly
'Animal Seating' and Tragedy at 'The Who' Concert
Chet Flippo Rolling Stone
Why Photos Failed to Capture Great War
Deborah Cohen The Atlantic
WW I: British Command on the Somme
Imperial War Museums
Rebellion Helped Form Australian Identity
Eric Petersen Politics and Culture
How Russians Lost Right to Pack Heat
Nikolay Shevchenko Russia Beyond
French Make Stand, Defeat Austrians at Hohenlinden
French Empire
Rome's Greatest Orator, Cicero, Meets Grisly End
UNRV History
Who Was Lorenzo and Why Was He 'Magnificent?'
Encyclopedia.com
Monday, December 6
Churchill Was Right About Human Nature
Francis P. Sempa RealClearHistory
Man Who Killed 'Wild Bill Hickok' Was a Coward
Murderpedia
Deep Dive Into Disappearance of 5 TBMs
Ron Edwards History Net
Rare Family Photos of Romanovs
Amos Chapple RFERL
What if Japan Hadn't Attacked Pearl Harbor?
Ishaan Tharoor Washington Post
FDR Knew What Was Coming at Pearl Harbor?
David Kaiser Salon
Union Loss at Coffeeville Not All That Consequential
My Civil War
Beginning of End of British Rule in Ireland
National Archives - UK
David Burke's Murder-Suicide at 30,000 Feet
Check Six
Prolific Mozart Still Influential
New World Encyclopedia


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