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“Free in the Free World, Cool in the Cold War”: Michael J. Kramer on Louis Menand’s *The Free World* and Joel Dinerstein’s *The Origins of Cool in Postwar America* | Society for US Intellectual History
I wish I knew how it would feel to be free. lyrics by Dick Dallas, music by Billy Taylor, sung most famously by Nina Simone Keep cool but care. McClintic Sphere, in by Thomas Pynchon Fascism, the Holocaust, the atomic bomb. The traumas of World War II raised the stakes not only of geopolitics, but
A Salute to an American Hero: Richard Alexandra Ware -
Elmon C. Ware proudly served his county during World War II and came home as thousands of young men did. A young man, vital and strong, full of hope and ambition. He and Mrs. Inez carved out their picture of the great American dream: family, home, success, and a respected place in a community. Bay […]
The Mexican War Suggests Ukraine May End Up Conceding Crimea. World War I Suggests the Price May Be Tragic if it Doesn't | History News Network
<p>Ukrainian leadership would likely compare the abandonment of its claim to Crimea to be an injustice on par with Mexico's surrender of California and the southwest to the United States. Is it the least bad alternative? </p>
Trauma during War: Part 2 - World War 1 — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books | Modern International and American history
World War I was the war that caused the most deaths up until that time. The trenches of that war caused great horror and misery for many. Here, Richard Bluttal continues his three-part series on the impacts of trauma during wars by looking at World War One. If you missed it, read part one on the