WWII
by David McKean
President-elect Franklin Roosevelt liked William Bullitt the moment they met. Bullitt was energetic, clearly intelligent, and there
by Tom Clavin
Lightning Down by Tom Clavin is the incredible saga of American fighter pilot Joe Moser, who
by Heather Morris
Inspired by a true story, Three Sisters follows the journey of Livia, Magda, and Cibi as
by Rebecca Frankel
Rebecca Frankel’s Into the Forest explores a little-known chapter of Holocaust history and one family’s inspiring
by Frank McDonough
by Frank McDonough In the following excerpt from The Hitler Years: Triumph, 1933-1939, Frank McDonough
by Ashley Weaver
One of my favorite parts of writing historical fiction is the new things I get to
by The History Reader
January 27 marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1945. Internationally, that day is
by William K. Klingaman
In the midst of World War II, department stores across America were anticipating the biggest commercial
by Chris DeRose
In the Battle of Athens, Tennessee, returning veterans of WWII took up arms one last time
by James Wyllie
When I began my account of these women’s lives, people would ask me what I was
