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Office of Strategic Services
A Secret Agent’s Pride
by John Lisle
The Dirty Tricks Department reveals the untold story of the…
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Goodbye OSS and Hello CIA: National Security Act of 1947
By Callie Oettinger July 26, 1947 the National Security Act was approved: To promote the national…
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Office of Strategic Services
The History Reader: 2024 Holiday Gift Guide
by The History Reader
Shopping for any history-loving friends? Below is our holiday gift guide with…
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Her Lotus Year
by Paul French
The Duchess of Windsor. Attributed to Angela Laviosa. Courtesy of Wikipedia. In…
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Four Against the West
by Joe Pappalardo
Four Against the West is a thrilling true saga of legendary Texas figure Judge…
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Resist
by Rita Omokha
In Resist, award-winning journalist Rita Omokha charts the last century of civil rights activism, from the…
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Who Was the Real Socrates?
by Donald Robertson
"Illustration of Socrates, in a basket, based on Aristophanes's The Clouds. Was…
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Cabinet of Curiosities
by Aaron Mahnke
Boundaries of the Lost State of Franklin. Wikimedia Public Domain. It’s one…
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Lebensborn: Bearing Children for Adolf Hitler’s ‘Master Race’
by Adriana Allegri
The Lebensborn Naming Ceremony from Master Race by Catrine…
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‘Gunplay’ in the Wild West
by Tom Clavin
This week sees the publication of my new book, Bandit Heaven: The Hole-in-the-Wall Gangs and the…
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