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Civil War Art, in the Round and Mobile
Civil War Art, in the Round and Mobile
Jan 01, 2024
Polyoramas—well-traveled predecessors of the popular postwar cycloramas—captivated audiences both north and south.
These Fighting ‘Mighty Midgets’ Packed Big Guns
These Fighting ‘Mighty Midgets’ Packed Big Guns
Dec 29, 2023
American LCS gunboats were pound for pound the most heavily armed ships in the Pacific during World War II.
‘This is all we can do for you now’: How Czech Sabotage Saved a B-17 Crew
‘This is all we can do for you now’: How Czech Sabotage Saved a B-17 Crew
Dec 28, 2023
For the men of the Tondelayo, July 30 seemed like it would yield much of the same. But on that particular raid, the Tondelayo was afforded remarkable luck in the form of Czech sabotage.
This Ornery Knight Inspired Shakespeare’s Falstaff
This Ornery Knight Inspired Shakespeare’s Falstaff
Dec 28, 2023
He won a battle over pickled herrings and ran away from Joan of Arc.
How Did World Media View the War in Vietnam?
How Did World Media View the War in Vietnam?
Dec 28, 2023
This classified document sheds light on U.S. government attempts to monitor the media.
After Shooting Her Lover, This Widowmaker Pleaded Insanity
After Shooting Her Lover, This Widowmaker Pleaded Insanity
Dec 28, 2023
Clad in black and wearing a veil, Laura Fair shot her man in front of his wife and kids.
This German Baroness Dodged Cannonballs During the American Revolution
This German Baroness Dodged Cannonballs During the American Revolution
Dec 27, 2023
Hessian officer's wife Frederika von Riedesel and her children were nearly shot during the battle of Saratoga.