WWII
By Catherine Merridale
Joseph Stalin. Credit: Library of Congress. Order no. 227 was issued on 28 July. At Stalin’s
By Micheal D. Gordin
On July 16, a day before Terminal began, scientists working for the Manhattan Project had detonated
By Charles W. Sasser
A cold January rain drizzled onto the rolling red-dust hills of central Oklahoma the day Ruben
By Callie Oettinger
Dodger President and general manager Branch Rickey needed: A man of principle. A moral man… I
By Tim Newark
Locked in prison, reading daily newspaper reports of Allied victories, Charlie Luciano got impatient. He wanted
By Robert Klara
Late into the afternoon of Thursday, March 29, 1945, the warm, languid breezes blowing off the
By Jongsoo James Lee
1392 The Founding of Choson Dynasty (1392–1910). 1910 Korea annexed by Japan. 1941 (December) Japan attacks
By L. Douglas Keeney
June 19, 1944, a formidable Atlantic storm strengthened and started to move toward the coastline of
By Don Malarkey
Easy Company After D-Day Normandy, France, was beauty and the beast. The sprinkling of land unspoiled
By Callie Oettinger
Sketch of a D-Day Dress – Platoon Leader: The D-day assault was rigorous and required soldiers