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World War I

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On January 26, 2014
As we reach the centennial of World War I's commencement, it's hard for me to see it as anything but one of the stupidest events in modern history. And I use the word "stupid" with great intention, as the lead-up to the war after Franz...

Tarred and Feathered

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On October 15, 2013

Tarring and feathering has vague connotations of American revolutionaries standing up to Tory oppression or something. Well, here is what tarring and feathering is really like. John Meints, a German-American.

Ho Chi Minh and America

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On July 29, 2013
Last week, Barack Obama had a meeting with Vietnamese president Truong Tan Sang. After the meeting, Obama had some remarks about the relationship between Ho Chi Minh and American history: At the conclusion of the meeting, President Sang shared with me a copy of a...

November 11

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On November 11, 2009
Two QOTDs:Jacob Levy:A Veteran's/ Armistice/ Remembrance Day observed on November 11 in particular shouldn't just mean a gauzy and somber honoring of live veterans and fallen soldiers. It should be in part a day of anger and horror about the particular war that ended on...

Epitaphs of the Great War

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On July 25, 2009
It's been a bad year for World War I veterans. A few months ago I stumbled across one of those articles that make Wikipedia such an amazing resource, listing the survivors of the Great War. There were seven at the time, but with the death...
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