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July 2017 Table of Contents

The July 2017 issue features a cover story about Nazi German assassination squads known as Werewolves...

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July 2017 Readers’ Letters

Readers sound off about American traitor Martin Monti, World War II U-boats and OSS operative Walter Lord...

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Hallowed Ground | Bushy Run Battlefield, Pennsylvania

Following Britain’s 1763 victory in the French and Indian War, Crown authorities earned the ire of tribes previously allied with the French by allowing settlers to occupy Indian lands in violation of treaty terms. Assuming the British...

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On the Inside Under Fire

Sieges in American history may lack castles and siege engines, but those who endured them demonstrated ample bravado. The concept of the siege is as old as human conflict itself, dating from man’s earliest efforts to “fort up”...

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His Own Worst Enemy

Mark Antony’s victories and political alliances with Julius Caesar and Octavian set his star on the rise—until Cleopatra pulled down the shades. Marcus Antonius (83–30 bc) would have been no one’s pick to become a great leader of...

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Turning Point in Kargil

In the summer of 1999 one infantry battalion secured a hard-fought victory for the Indian army in its bitter mountain conflict with Pakistani forces. At 7:30 p.m. on June 12, 1999, a mountain along India’s de facto border with Pakistan...

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Werewolves of Aachen

In late 1944, as the noose cinched around the Third Reich, the Nazis formed assassination squads to target collaborationists and the Allies alike. Joseph Goebbels had spread his lies well. By the autumn of 1944 Germans of all stations and...

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