Joe McCarthy, the Hydrogen Bomb, and Ten Fateful Months That Kicked Off the Cold War
The SAS Began as a Lie but Became Britain’s Most Elite WW2 Commando Unit
Eyewitnesses of History Share Stories of the 1980 Miracle on Ice, Pablo Escobar, Jonestown, and Much More
In 1864, Nine Union Officers Escaped from a POW Camp and Trekked 300 Miles to the North
Teddy Roosevelt Nearly Died in a Cavalry Charge Against German Machine Guns in WW1
Beyond the Wall: What Life Was Really Like in East Germany
How An Unlikely Cohort of Black Nurses at a New York Sanatorium Helped Cure Tuberculosis
The Mississippi Was First Mapped by a Polyglot Priest and a College Dropout-Turned-Fur Trapper
The Eurasian Steppes Gave Us Atilla the Hun, Genghis Khan, Global Trade and Hybrid Camels
Decades of Turbulent Decolonization After WW2 Launched With The Dutch-Indonesian Wars of 1945-49
Could the Pacific War of WW2 Have Been Entirely Avoided if Not For U.S. Diplomats in Over Their Heads?
The WW2 Pacific Theatre of January-May 1942: When Japan Was Omnipotent and America Was a Fearful Underdog
The History of America’s Ice Obsession: Why The U.S. Loves Frozen Drinks and Ice Rinks
Introducing Mark Vinet's New Show: Historical Jesus
Leyte Gulf: The Largest Naval Battle in History and the Downfall of the Japanese Navy
Britain Controlled the Globe by Farming Out Colonial Governance to the East Indian Company and other Corporations
How the Monroe Doctrine Led to America Occupying Cuba, Panama, Hawaii, and Haiti
A 1943 Translation Blunder Saved FDR, Churchill, and Eisenhower From Being Assassinated
James Garfield – Overlooked for his Short Presidency – Was the Most Beloved Politician of Reconstruction
Road Tripping with Henry Ford and Thomas Edison Through Rural America In Beat-Up Model Ts
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