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• Military History Magazine

  

  Corporal Hitler: Hero or Deserter?

  As the Nazi Party rose to power in 1930s Germany, the World War I record of its would-be Führer came under public scrutiny...

• America's Civil War magazine

  

  C.I. Scofield: True Believer

  A reformed sinner's annotated Bible kicked off Protestant fundamentalism ...

• AMERICA'S CIVIL WAR MAGAZINE

  

  From the Crossroads: Prized Land

  Making Gettysburg the shrine it is today required a true team effort, with the input of veterans from both sides...

• MHQ Magazine

  

  Reviews | Sea Change

  In an ambitious and provocative work that spans 25 centuries, Andrew Lambert, a professor of history at King’s College, London, draws a sharp distinction between seapower states and sea power (two words) states. The former, he writes,...

• Civil WAR TIMES MAGAZINE

  

  Rambling: His Place His Passion

  To understand Clark “Bud” Hall’s passion for Brandy Station, where the war’s biggest cavalry battle was fought, you must explore his battlefield with him....

• American History Magazine

  

  ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: America’s First Financial Crisis

  A single rich investor's ruin led the infant United States economy into a terrible tizzy...

• Military History

  

  VIDEO: In Alaska, the 2nd Deadliest Battle of the Pacific

  The Battle of Attu in May of 1943 was the only land battle of World War II fought on incorporated U.S. territory. It was the second deadliest battle in the Pacific Theater, after Iwo Jima, due largely to a failed last-ditch banzai charge....

• Military History Magazine

  

  An Ear for Trouble

  A barbaric encounter aboard a seized merchantman off Cuba roused Britain to war with Spain for dominance in the Caribbean...