20TH AND 21ST CENTURY WORLD HISTORY

The Cold War and Its Consequences

The Cold War dominated international relations from the late 1940s through the late 1980s. What caused the Cold War? What ended the Cold War? How was it perceived in the West? What were some of its major consequences?

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From Cold War to New World Order: the Foreign Policy of George H.W. Bush. (Book Review) Glenn Hastedt.
Presidential Studies Quarterly, Dec 2003 v33 i4 p937(3) (885 words)
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Safe at home: at the dawn of the Cold War, America's leaders created new institutions that made us safer. Fast forward to the present. Why isn't the Bush administration following their example? Special report: the foreign policy crisis Morton H. Halperin.
The American Prospect, Nov 2003 v14 i10 p36(4) (3211 words)
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Spaseeba, Tricky Dick! Research and the Cold War. (Editorial) Robert A. Rosenstone.
The Antioch Review, Summer 2003 v61 i3 p525(11) (4211 words)
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Telling America's story: the United States Information Agency did not long survive the Cold War it helped wage. But today the lessons it taught us may be more useful than ever. Wilson Dizard Jr..
American Heritage, August-Sept 2003 v54 i4 p41(7) (3513 words)
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Just like old times: Russia's old Cold Warriors couldn't be happier with their country's new nuclear weapons plans. Paul Webster.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, July-August 2003 v59 i4 p30(6) (2709 words)
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Cold War clemency: the KurtMeyer conundrum: SS Brigadefuhrer Kurt Meyer made many Canadians' bloodboil: he was accorded more courtesies than a man convicted of war crimesought to be. But his trial, punishment, and eventual release had moreto do with the politics of the Cold War than with the claims of justice.(Canadian history)(Biography) Mark Reynolds.
The Beaver: ExploringCanada's History April-May 2003 v83 i2 p12(7)
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Cold War legacy of excess materials remains an international threat.(Materials Security).
Nuclear Waste News Feb 27, 2003 v23 i8pNA
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"Horrified and proud:" Cold War ethics in American and Russianacts of remembering. Elena G. Trubina.
American Studies InternationalFeb 2003 p28(13)
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The coldest place in the Cold War. (the divided Berlin, Germany, duringthe Cold War harbored some 8,000 spies) Mark Mazzetti.
U.S. News &World Report Jan 27, 2003 p62 Mag.Coll.: 112J1701. Bus.Coll.: 142Y2404.
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Kings Of Cold War Treachery: Robert Hanssen and Aldrich Ames. Chitra Ragavan.
U.S. News & World Report Jan 27, 2003 p66 Mag.Coll.:112J1705. Bus.Coll.: 142Y2408.
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The quiet end of the Cold War. R.C. Longworth.
Knight Ridder/TribuneNews Service Jan 16, 2003 pK2146
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Blood, Sweat, and Fears. (Winston Churchill) (Critical Essay) John Lukacs.
The New Republic Jan 13, 2003 p35 Mag.Coll.: 112G0484.
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Judging Nazism and Communism. MartinMalia.
The National Interest Fall 2002 p63(16)
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Why warnings fell on deaf ears; for the Bushadministration, the Cold Warnever ended--so al-Qaeda had to get in line behind more serious enemies.(Gazette). (Brief Article) Jason Vest.
TheAmerican Prospect June 17, 2002 v13 i11 p18(1)
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Reagan and the Gorbachev Revolution: Perceiving the End of Threat. BARBARA FARNHAM.
Political Science Quarterly Summer 2001 v116 i2 p225
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Cold war history at a glance. Alan J. Levine.
World and I Feb 2001 v16 i2 p302
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A LONG VIEW OF THE COLD WAR. Paul Dukes.
History Today Jan 2001 v51 i1 p29
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Power, Globalization, and the End of the Cold War: Reevaluating a Landmark Case for Ideas. (economic considerations in international policy-making in former Soviet Union) Stephen G. Brooks, William C. Wohlforth.
International Security Winter 2000 v25 i3 p5
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Starting the Cold War. Geoffrey Roberts.
History Review Dec 2000 p9
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The Crusaders Moral Principles, Strategic Interests, and Military Force. David Rieff.
World Policy Journal Summer 2000 v17 i2 p39
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NOTEBOOK. (Central Intelligence Agency's cultural activities during Cold War) Lewis H. Lapham.
Harper's Magazine May 2000 v300 i1800 p9
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Remembering the Future. Paul Wolfowitz.
The National Interest, Spring 2000 p35
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Behind the Wall's Fall: Ten years later, the collapse of communism looks like a well-ordered script. But these exclusive transcripts tell a different tale. (International) Andrew Nagorski.
Newsweek, November 8, 1999 p42
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Who Should Get the Credit? (for the end of the Cold War and communist rule)(International)(Brief Article)
Newsweek, November 8, 1999 p44
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History Begins Again.
The Wilson Quarterly, Autumn 1999 v23 i4 p83
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Is a new Cold War brewing? (interview with Sergei Rogov, director of USA-Canada Studies Institute in Russia)(Interview) Paul Richardson, Mikhail Ivanov.
Russian Life, June-July 1999 v42 i4 p56(6)
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An Unhappy Successful Marriage. (NATO's history) Michael Howard.
Foreign Affairs, May 1999 v78 i3 p164(1)
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Did NATO Win the Cold War? (analysis of actions and influence of North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Vojtech Mastny.
Foreign Affairs, May 1999 v78 i3 p176(1)
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The End of the Cold War: A Russian View. Vladimir Batyuk.
History Today, April 1999 v49 i4 p28(1)
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Face to Face with Armageddon. (pros and cons of mutual deterrence nuclear defense strategy) John Garnett.
History Today, March 1999 v49 i3 p34(1)
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Did NATO Win the Cold War? (analysis of actions and influence of North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Vojtech Mastny.
Foreign Affairs May 1999 v78 i3 p176(1)
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THE END OF THE COLD WAR: A RUSSIAN VIEW. Vladimir Batyuk.
History Today April 1999 v49 i4 p28(1)
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BERLIN AND CUBA COLD WAR HOTSPOTS. Jim Broderick.
History Today Dec 1998 v48 i12 p23(1)
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Congress, the president, and the end of the cold war. (President of the United States) Eugene R. Wittkopf, James M. McCormick.
Journal of Conflict Resolution August 1998 v42 n4 p440(27)
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The menopause of empire. (postwar American foreign policy) Gore Vidal.
The Progressive May 1998 v62 n5 p18(4)
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Stalin and the Cold War: a review article. Geoffrey Roberts.
Europe-Asia Studies Dec 1997 v49 n8 p1526(6)
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U.S.-Cuban relations: from the Cold War to the colder war. Jorge I. Dominguez.
Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs Fall 1997 v39 n3 p49(27)
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Toeing the hardline? The Reagan administration and the ending of the cold war. Beth A. Fischer.
Political Science Quarterly Fall 1997 v112 n3 p477(20)
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Marooned in the Cold War: America, the alliance, and the quest for the vanished world. Mark Danner.
World Policy Journal Fall 1997 v14 n3 p1(23)
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Conversations with Eduard Shevardnadze. Georgie Anne Geyer.
The Washington Quarterly, Spring 2000 v23 i2 p55
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Zionism and the State of Israel

Jews have suffered from discrimination and persecution for much of their history. That persecution reached a frightening peak during the Holocaust. Many Jews-Zionists-sought an independent state populated by Jews with Jews in control of the government. Thus many immigrated to Palestine, where a war was fought in 1948 that led to the creation of the state of Israel. What was the philosophy of Zionism? What have been some of the major turning points for Israel's foundation and continued existence? What are its future prospects?

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The Palestinian resistance: its legitimate right and moral duty. Jerusalem Journal Samah Jabr.
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Dec 2003 v22 i10 p45(2) (1894 words)
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For more and more Jews, both in Israel and the U.S., the Zionist dream is dying. Israel and Judaism Allan C. Brownfeld.
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Dec 2003 v22 i10 p60(2) (2280 words)
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Jerusalem Dispatch: Fenced In. Yossi Klein Halevi.
The New Republic, Nov 10, 2003 p18 (1760 words)
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The one-state solution: however utopian, binationalism may be the last hope for Israeli-Palestinian peace. (Column) Daniel Lazare.
The Nation, Nov 3, 2003 v277 i14 p23 (4968 words)
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Israel's colonial strategies to destroy Palestinian nationalism. (Commentary) Tikva Honig-Parnass.
Race and Class, Oct-Dec 2003 v45 i2 p68(8) (3243 words)
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Jordan, the al-Aqsa intifada and America's "war on terror". Scott Greenwood.
Middle East Policy, Fall 2003 v10 i3 p90(22) (11593 words)
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New history and the new catastrophe: Ilan Pappe, the new history and the question of Israeli genocide. John Docker.
Arena Magazine, August-Sept 2003 i66 p32(5) (3449 words)
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The last will and testament of Theodor Herzl. (Israel) Ariel Feldstein.
Midstream, Sept-Oct 2003 v49 i6 p28(5) (4198 words)
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Short fuse to apocalypse? Some in the religious right call Middle East peace efforts "satanic heresy." A look at the political roots of Christian Zionism--and why it puts the world at risk. (American Christian Fundamentalists and their views on Mid East peace) Donald E. Wagner.
Sojourners, July-August 2003 v32 i4 p20(6) (3276 words)
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Whither the Zionist dream? (Anti-War Movement). (Column) Susannah Heschel.
Tikkun, May-June 2003 v18 i3 p58(2) (1445 words)
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Sephardim, Ashkenazim and the 'Arab question' in pre-First World WarPalestine: a reading of three Zionist newspapers. Abigail Jacobson.
MiddleEastern Studies April 2003 v39 i2 p105(26)
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Back To Zionism: For Israelis, the Palestinian intifadeh has revivedthe mix of fierce nationalism and visceral fear that lies at the heartof the country's founding ideology. (Middle East) Matt Rees.
TimeInternational Jan 20, 2003 v161 i3 p40+
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Zionism, Israel and the Arabs. Bernard Gilland.
Contemporary ReviewJan 2003 v282 i1644 p27(6)
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Exiled in the homeland. (Zionism) Donna Robinson Divine.
ShofarWntr 2003 v21 i2 p66(17)
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The seeds of enmity:in continuing the discussion begun in the July/August 2002 Humanist regardingthe origins of the strife between Israelis and Palestinians, events ofthe 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s figure strongly in the unfolding story. (Originsof the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict). David Schafer.
The Humanist Sept-Oct 2002 v62 i5 p9(6) Mag.Coll.: 111M2880.
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Arabs and Jews: is there any light at the end of the tunnel for peacein the Middle East? Or is the Jewish-Arab war condemned to last forever?Rabbi Sherwin Wine.
The Humanist Sept-Oct 2002 v62 i5p15(3) Mag.Coll.: 111M2886.
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The Jewish Security Dilemma. YossiShain, Barry Bristman.
ORBIS Wntr 2002 v46 i1 p47(25)
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"If It Walks Like a Duck.. ": The Racism of Zionism. Donald Neff.
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs Nov 2001 v20 i8 p26
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The "Melting Pot" in Zionist thought. Yosef Gorny.
Israel Studies Fall 2001 v6 i3 p54(18)
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British immigration policy to Palestine in the 1930s: implications for youth aliyah. Dvora Hacohen.
Middle Eastern Studies Oct 2001 v37 i4 p206(13)
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Radical change in Israel: A review essay. Myron J. Aronoff.
Political Science Quarterly Fall 2001 v116 i3 p447(7)
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A Small Peace for the Middle East. Arthur Hertzberg.
Foreign Affairs Jan-Feb 2001 v80 i1 p139
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Economic and Zionist Ideological Perceptions: Private Initiative in Palestine in the 1920s and 1930s. IRIT AMIT.
Middle Eastern Studies, April 2000 v36 i2 p82
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The Silent Pact: Anti-Communist Co-operation between the Jewish Leadership and the British Administration in Palestine. Eli Tzur.
Middle Eastern Studies, April 1999 v35 i2 p103
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Jewish destiny and disunity. (part 2) Norman Berdichevsky.
Contemporary Review, October 1998 v273 n1593 p200(3)
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Reform Judaism and the Anti-Zionist Persuasive Campaign, 1897-1915. Donald Fishman.
Communication Quarterly, Fall 1998 v46 i4 p375
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Israel at 50: Zionism's cultural 'revolution.' Yael Lotan.
Race and Class, July-September 1998 v40 n1 p71(7)
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David Ben-Gurion and the British Constitutional Model. Shlomo Aronson.
Israel Studies Fall 1998 v3 i2 p193(1)
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Zionism's Greatest Conceit.(Israel's relation to its Jewish past) Alan Dowty.
Israel StudiesSpring 1998 v3 i1 p1(1)
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100 years of Zionism: 50 years of a Jewish state. (Israel at 50) Ariella Azoulay, Adi Ophir, Debora Kohn.
Tikkun March-April 1998 v13 n2 p68(4)
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Refabricating 1948. (review essay on Israeli history) Benny Morris.
Journal of Palestine Studies Wntr 1998 v27 n2 p81(15)
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A centenary of Jewish politics in Eastern Europe: the legacy of the Bund and the Zionist movements. Zvi Gitelman.
East European Politics and Societies Fall 1997 v11 n3 p543(17)
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Zionism at 100: a symposium.(Cover Story) Daniel Bell, Leon Botstein, Arthur Hertzberg, Michael Ignatieff,Tony Judt, Charles Krauthammer, David S. Landes, Richard A. Landes, WalterLaqueur, George L. Mosse, Cynthia Ozick, David Pryce-Jones, Michael Walzer,Steven Weinberg, Ruth R. Wisse, Edward Witten.
The New RepublicSept 8, 1997 v217 n10-11 pZ12(13)
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Status and rights of the Arab minority in nascent Jewish state. Yossi Katz.
Middle Eastern Studies July 1997 v33 n3 p535(35)
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Competing responses to the 1929 Arab uprising in Palestine: The Zionist press versus the State Department. (Arab-Israeli Affairs) Lawrence Davidson.
Middle East Policy May 1997 v5 n2 p93(20)
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Zionism, socialism andUnited States support for the Jewish colonization of Palestine in the1920s. Lawrence Davidson.
Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)Summer 1996 v18 n3 p1(16)
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The Palestinians and Zionism:1897-1948. Donald Neff.
Middle East PolicySept 1995 v4 n1-2 p156(19)
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In Defense of the Law of Return: it is Israel's compensatory response to the truth of Jewish experience. (Reprint) Letty Cottin Pogrebin.
The Nation, Dec 22, 2003 v277 i21 p17 (2026 words)
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And then Golda hugged me. Israel) J.R. Goldberg.
Midstream, Sept-Oct 2003 v49 i6 p33(3) (2420 words)
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Pre-occupation - West Bank realities. Martin Peretz.
The New Republic, July 21, 2003 p11 (1417 words)
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Volunteers, six-days plus. (History). (in Israel just after the Six Day War) Michael A. Zimmerman.
Midstream, May-June 2003 v49 i4 p23(5) (4017 words)
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A good international citizen: H.V. Evatt, Britain, the United Nations and Israel, 1948-49. Daniel Mandel.
Middle Eastern Studies, April 2003 v39 i2 p82(23) (10144 words)
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May 14, 1948: The Dawn of Israel. (Special Section TIME's80th Anniversary/80 Days That Changed The World)(Brief Article) RomeshRatnesar.
Time March 31, 2003 v161 i13 pA27
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The defining moment: in concluding the discussion begun in the July/August2002 Humanist regarding the origins of strife between Israelis and Palestinians,events during the Cold War drew the present-day boundaries that definethe region. (origins of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict). David Schafer.
The Humanist Jan-Feb 2003 v63 i1 p24(6)
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Introduction: rethinking Israeli memory and identity. Michael Feige.
Israel Studies Summer 2002 v7 i2 pV(11)
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Kfar Etzion: the community of memory and the myth of return. (Jewishsettlements) David Ohana. Israel Studies Summer 2002 v7 i2 p145(32)
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A Land Divided: In a sliver of territory betweenthe river and the sea, borders have rarely been fixed for long.(World)(Israel)(Brief Article)
Time March 25, 2002v159 i12 p40+
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Where history is all too alive today. (tension in Israel and Palestine)(Brief Article) Andrew Curry, Larry Derfner, Khaled Abu Toameh.
U.S. News & World Report Dec 24, 2001 p42
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Termination of the Yom Kippur war between Israel and Syria: positions, decisions and constraints at Israel's ministerial level. (Israel-Arab War 1973) Shmuel Tzabag.
Middle Eastern Studies Oct 2001 v37 i4 p182(25)
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Censoring the past. (history of Israel's nuclear armament) Aluf Benn.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists July 2001 v57 i4 p17
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Intifada: the future as history. (opportunities to make real political gains turned down by Palestinians in Israel; history of uprisings)(Brief Article) Fouad Ajami.
U.S. News & World Report June 4, 2001 v130 i22 p34
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Destabilizing the Middle East: U.S. policy towardPalestine, 1943-1949. Jason Kendall Moore.
Journal ofChurch and State Wntr 2001 v43 i1 p115
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Europe in the Middle East: An Historical Respective. (Brief Article) David Lennon.
Europe Nov 2000 p20
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Were the Palestinians Expelled? Efraim Karsh.
Commentary, July 2000 v110 i1 p29
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Was Zionism Unjust? (historical evaluation of Jewish Nationalism in context of Arab-Israeli relations) Hillel Halkin.
Commentary, November 1999 v108 i4 p29
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The future of the past: historiographical disputes and competing memories in Germany and Israel. (Comparative Historiography: Problems and Perspectives) Daniel Levy.
History and Theory Feb 1999 v38 i1 p51(1)
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Fifty years of dispossession. (Palestiniandispossession)(reprinted from Index on Censorship, June 1998) Edward W.Said.
Harper's Magazine, October 1998 v297 n1781 p19(4)
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A new kind of pilgrimage: the modern tourist pilgrim ofnineteenth-century and early twentieth-century Palestine. Doron Bar, KobiCohen-Hattab.
Middle Eastern Studies April 2003 v39 i2 p131(18)
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Journey to early-twentieth-century Palestine as a Jewish immigrant experience. Gur Alroey. Jewish
Social Studies Wntr 2003 v9 i2 p28(38)
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Catastrophe, memory and identity: Al-Nakbah as a component of Palestinianidentity. Ahmad H. Sa'di.
Israel Studies Summer 2002 v7 i2 p175(25)
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American Jewish Women in Palestine: Bessie Gotsfeld, Henrietta Szold,and the Zionist Enterprise. (Biography) Baila Round Shargel.
AmericanJewish History June 2002 v90 i2 p141(21)
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The 'Haifa Turning Point': The British Administration and the Civil War in Palestine, December 1947-May 1948. MOTTI GOLANI.
Middle Eastern Studies April 2001 v37 i2 p93
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Palestinian private property rights in Israel and the Occupied Territories. Stacy Howlett.
Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law Jan 2001 v34 i1 p117
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From Poverty to Revolt: Economic Factors in the Outbreak of the 1936 Rebellion in Palestine. MAHMOUD YAZBAK.
Middle Eastern Studies July 2000 v36 i3 p93
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The Formation of Palestinian Collective Identities: The Ottoman and Mandatory Periods. BARUCH KIMMERLING.
Middle Eastern Studies April 2000 v36 i2 p48
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Into the quicksand. (Palestine and Britain, 1918-48) Frank McLynn.
New Statesman (1996) Oct 25, 1999 v128 i4459 p55
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Israel Irreversible: The Palestinians try to undotheir historical mistakes. Martin Peretz.
The New RepublicMay 31, 1999 p21(1)
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What if the Palestinians reject a separate Palestinian state? (Special Report) Andrew I. Killgore.
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Oct 2003 v22 i8 p12(1) (1188 words)
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Facing Reality: George Bush gambled that overthrowing Saddam without the U.N.'s help and boxing out Arafat would pay big dividends. Now all bets are off as the Administration adjusts its strategy. HERE ARE THE NEW CALCULATIONS--AND RISKS. (World/U.S. Dilemma: Bush Shifts Course) Michael Elliott.
Time, Sept 22, 2003 v162 i12 p26 (2773 words)
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Short fuse to apocalypse? Some in the religious right call Middle East peace efforts "satanic heresy." A look at the political roots of Christian Zionism--and why it puts the world at risk. (American Christian Fundamentalists and their views on Mid East peace) Donald E. Wagner.
Sojourners, July-August 2003 v32 i4 p20(6) (3276 words)
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Jerusalem Dispatch: Third Way. (Yosef Lapid of Shinui Party) yossi klein halevi.
New Republic, August 18, 2003 p13 (1308 words)
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Good fences, safe neighbors. (Editorial) Mortimer B. Zuckerman.
U.S. News & World Report, August 11, 2003 v135 i4 p60 (1735 words)
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Sharon's charade. (Comment). (Ariel Sharon)
The Progressive, August 2003 v67 i8 p8(3) (2115 words)
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The Israeli-Palestinian Quagmire. (Editorial)
World and I, August 2003 v18 i8 p12 (1305 words)
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Is anybody listening? Jewish voices against violence are being ignored. (Israeli-Palestinian conflict) Donald J. Moore.
America, July 7, 2003 v189 i1 p12 (2201 words)
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Road map to Grand Apartheid? Ariel Sharon's South African inspiration. (Dispatches). Gershom Gorenberg.
The American Prospect, July-August 2003 v14 i7 p15(3) (1630 words)
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Road map to nowhere? (Between the Lines). (Bush administration's Middle East peace plan) Daoud Kuttab.
Foreign Policy, July-August 2003 p88(2) (1233 words)
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Tekoa Dispatch: Culture War. (potential relocation of Israeli settlement ) Yossi Klein Halevi.
The New Republic, June 30, 2003 p12 (1622 words)
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It's the settlements, stupid; America and Israel.
TheEconomist (US) May 17, 2003 v367 i8324 p10US
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A Trusteeship for Palestine? Martin Indyk.
Foreign Affairs May-June2003 v82 i3 p51
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Violence among the Palestinians. Erika Waak.
The Humanist Jan-Feb2003 v63 i1 p30(8)
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The September 11 tragedy and the Muslim world: living with memory andmyth. Mahmood Monshipouri.
Journal of Church and State Wntr 2003v45 i1 p15(26)
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Palestine, Iraq, and American Strategy. Michael ScottDoran.
Foreign Affairs Jan-Feb 2003 v82 i1 p19
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"Middle" politics: looking again at the peace process.John Lister.
Middle East Policy Sept 2002 v9 i3 p22(12)
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Cyberspace: a 21st century diwan: the Internet is proving to be a valuablepolitical tool and one which is playing an increasingly vital role inthe Palestine-Israeli conflict. (Internet). (Statistical Data Included)Giles Trendle.
The Middle East Sept 2002 p14(2)
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Islamic mythmaking and the Arab-Israel conflict. Aryeh Newman.
Midstream Sept-Oct 2002 v48 i6 p16(2)
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A tale of one city: attacks in both East and West Jerusalem damageand demoralize--but they're not the same. (Jerusalem). (under attack fromsuicide bombers and Israeli authorities)(Brief Article) Neve Gordon.
Sojourners Sept-Oct 2002 v31 i5 p16(2)
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The Nature of Human Nature: Civilization's enemies attack civilization'score idea-that human nature is not infinitely plastic, that people cannotbe socialized to do anything. (Column) George F. Will.
NewsweekAugust 19, 2002 p64 Mag.Coll.: 111K0797. Bus.Coll.: 140X3617.
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Dead-end crossing: checkpoints along the border between the West Bank and Israel have become surreal zones of waiting and antagonism. (Brief Article) Amy Wilentz.
Mother Jones May-June 2002 v27 i3 p62(7)
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The Four Sticking Points: Peace will never be achieved unless Israel and the Palestinians compromise on some extremely tough issues. Johanna McGeary runs down the hard list. (World) Johanna McGeary.
Time April 22, 2002 v159 i16 p34+
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Neutrality Act - The limits of American influence. (Israel and the Palestinians) Lawrence F. Kaplan.
The New Republic April 15, 2002 p13
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After Peace - The first Palestinian-Israeli war. Leon Wieseltier.
The New Republic April 15, 2002 p19
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Armageddon in the Middle East? The roots of the current Middle-East conflict were laid long before Israel was founded. The last, best hope for a just peace is that the Israeli people will come to terms with the problematic history of Zionism. Jeremy Salt.
Arena Magazine April-May 2002 p5(3)
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Irreconcilable differences: the best solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict might be no solution at all. (Argument). Shlomo Avineri.
Foreign Policy March 2002 p78(2)
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Where we went wrong: a Palestinian's soul search.(Israel-Arab conflict) Hanan Ashrawi.
The ProgressiveFeb 2002 v66 i2 p20(3)
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With just a few obstructions; The Middle East road map. (peace negotiations between Israel and Palestinians)
The Economist(US) May 17, 2003 v367 i8324 p22US
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More an Actor Than a Leader. (Arafat's failure to lead) Ehud Barak.
NewsweekInternational May 12, 2003 p25
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How Europe Sees The Road Ahead: The E.U.'s foreign-policy chief on thepeace plan--and the U.S.'s crucial role. (Middle East) Javier Solana.
Time International May 12, 2003 v161 i19 p23
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The hard road to peace. (new Palestinian prime minister Mahmoud Abbaswants peace, but continued violence could threaten it)
Global AgendaMay 6, 2003 pNA
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The polemics of peace: Hamas has shown it has the power to sustain violencebut might its influence be used to attain peace? (Palestine). RichardSeymour.
The Middle East April 2003 p28(2)
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Israel Banks on a Fence. Yuval Elizur.
Foreign Affairs March-April2003 v82 i2 p106
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The Last of the Patriarchs. (Ariel Sharon) Aluf Benn.
Foreign Affairs May-June 2002 v81 i3 p64
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A belief in force: Ariel Sharon's decades-old, unworkable plan for Palestine. (Beyond The Beltway). Gershom Gorenberg.
The American Prospect April 8, 2002 v13 i7 p10(2)
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A chronology of U.S.-Middle East relations. (Facts for your Files).
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs April 2002 v21 i3 p99(3)
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The German people's day of mourning. Frontline Gabriel Fawcett.
History Today, Nov 2003 v53 i11 p4(2) (1117 words)
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The home front: Kate Adie on the battles women fought to do their bit for the war effort. exhibition, "Women and War" at the Imperial War Museum Kate Adie.
New Statesman (1996), Oct 20, 2003 v132 i4660 p40(3) (1087 words)
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Towards a place in history. David G. Styles.
Air Power History, Fall 2003 v50 i3 p34(8) (3079 words)
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Counting Soviet deaths in the Great Patriotic War: comment. Mark Harrison.
Europe-Asia Studies, Sept 2003 v55 i6 p939(6) (2751 words)
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Clarifying excess deaths and actual war deaths in the Soviet Union during World War II: a reply. Michael Haynes.
Michael Haynes, Sept 2003 v55 i6 p945(3) (1544 words)
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Letter from Archibald MacLeish about relocating the charters of freedom during World War II: protecting our founding document in war and peace. (Teaching with Document) Michael Hussey, Lee Ann Potter.
Social Education, Sept 2003 v67 i5 p248(6) (2700 words)
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Saved by artillery: how MG Lucas lost the initiative at Anzio and the allied artillery regained it. (World War II). Colin J. Williams.
FA Journal, July-August 2003 v8 i4 p14(4) (3315 words)
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The Yamamoto Mission. (Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto) Daniel L. Haulman.
Air Power History, Summer 2003 v50 i2 p30(8) (3926 words)
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Radio Goes to War: the Cultural Politics of Propaganda during World War II. (Book Review) Jesse Walker.
Independent Review, Summer 2003 v8 i1 p132(4) (1497 words)
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The lost frontier; Aleutian Islands: World War II secret bases key to defending the mainland. Carie A. Seydel.
Airman, June 2003 v47 i6 p32(4) (1134 words)
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Bringing a nightmare to an end: the people of Pforzheim, Germany, suffered dreadfully in World War II--and a British aircrew paid a terrible price. Michael Henderson discovers how a small community is laying its ghosts to rest. (Healing History). Michael Henderson.
For A Change, June-July 2003 v16 i3 p10(2) (1547 words)
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The long arm of the Third Reich: internment of New Guinea Germans in Tatura. Christine Winter.
The Journal of Pacific History, June 2003 v38 i1 p85(25) (13732 words)
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'WHAT A COMMOTION': On the night London celebrated the end of war, itfelt 'good to be in uniform'. (Excerpt) Edna Wilson.
Maclean'sMay 19, 2003 p60
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A Memoir of World War II by a Severely Wounded Infantry Man -- New booktells the truth about infantry combat in Europe.
PrimeZone Media NetworkMay 14, 2003 p1008134u0509
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World War II army nurse recalls her imprisonment as a POW. (Knight RidderNewspapers) Mary Rogers.
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service April28, 2003 pK7562
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Special collections wartime bailout kit. (David Witts' World War II 'bailoutkit' becomes part of the Hoover Institution's archives) Richard Rubin.
The Atlantic Monthly April 2003 v291 i3 p87(1)
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Cold War clemency: the Kurt Meyer conundrum: SS Brigadefuhrer Kurt Meyermade many Canadians' blood boil: he was accorded more courtesies thana man convicted of war crimes ought to be. But his trial, punishment,and eventual release had more to do with the politics of the Cold Warthan with the claims of justice. (Canadian history)(Biography) Mark Reynolds.
The Beaver: Exploring Canada's History April-May 2003 v83 i2p12(7)
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We took down two today. (Testimony). (Japanese atrocities in China duringWorld War II)(Interview) Yoshio Shinozuka.
Harper's Magazine April2003 v306 i1835 p23(4)
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World War II poster campaigns: preaching frugality to American consumers. Terrence H. Witkowski.
Journal of Advertising Spring 2003 v32i1 p69(14)
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CLASS OF 1942. (World War II veteran reflects on war memories and onpossible war with Iraq) Roger Angell.
The New Yorker March 3,2003 v79 i2 p031 Mag.Coll.: 113A0732.
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Marching home: a new book chronicles the lives of six men from Freeholdwho fought in World War II and returned to find their hometown and theirnation changed forever. In this exclusive excerpt, Freehold confrontsthe demise of its downtown business district while sending a new generationof soldiers to fight in Vietnam. (Excerpt) Kevin Coyne.
New Jersey Monthly Feb 2003 v28 i2 p66(7)
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Glory Years. (influence of double agents, such as Cato, during WorldWar II) Jeff Glasser.
U.S. News & World Report Jan 27, 2003p57 Mag.Coll.: 112J1696. Bus.Coll.: 142Y2399.
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'We must find and destroy her'. (Virginia Hall, an influential Alliedagent during World War II) Joellen Perry.
U.S. News & World ReportJan 27, 2003 p59 Mag.Coll.: 112J1698. Bus.Coll.: 142Y2401.
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Art Imitating Life: Ian Fleming. (James Bond author was active in theBritish Naval Intelligence during World War II)(Biography) Justin Ewers.
U.S. News & World Report Jan 27, 2003 p70 Mag.Coll.: 112J1709.Bus.Coll.: 142Y2412.
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Who sank the Bismarck? (Cover Story)
Weekly Reader, Senior Edition(including Science Spin) Jan 31, 2003 v81 i18 p4(2)
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FDR's Auschwitz Secret: In an exclusive excerptfrom his new book, historian Michael Beschloss reveals the untold storyof how Franklin Roosevelt decided against bombing the Nazi death camp.(Excerpt) Michael Beschloss.
Newsweek Oct 14, 2002 p37
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The BBC, the Empire, and the Second WorldWar, 1939-1945.Thomas Hajkowski.
Historical Journal of Film, Radio and TelevisionJune 2002 v22 i2 p135(21)
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The real Navajo code talkers: World War II's secret heroes created a code that proved unbreakable. Now they're movie stars. (times past). Sean Price.
New York Times Upfront May 6, 2002 v134 i14 p25(5)
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Risking life for freedom: Mona Parsons was a most unlikely Second World War hero in Holland. (Underground Movement) ANDRIA HILL.
Maclean's April 1, 2002 p22
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Nostra culpa; Switzerland in the second world war. (reports shows country may not have been neutral)(Brief Article)
The Economist (US) March 30, 2002 pNA
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Imbalance of power. (history of the Grand Alliance during World War II) Robert Skidelsky.
Foreign Policy March 2002 p46(10)
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Growing up a Nazi. (Eye-Witness Testimony).
History Review March 2002 p41(4)
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The Keystone Kommandos - Just months after Pearl Harbor the Third Reich secretly sent two small teams of would-be saboteurs to the United States. Their mission: cripple U.S. industry. But things went badly wrong. What happened is a story of confusion, low comedy, and betrayal- and the creation of a precedent for the military tribunals being proposed by the Bush Administration today. Gary Cohen.
The Atlantic Monthly Feb 2002 v289 i2 p46
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From non-aggression treaty to war: documenting Nazi-Soviet relations, 1939-41: Geoffrey Roberts explains the fateful sequence of events from the Nazi-Soviet pact to Hitler's invasion of the USSR. (Key Text). Geoffrey Roberts.
History Review Dec 2001 p14(6)
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The hard truth of glories past. (putting war on terrorism in context of American military history) Michael Barone.
U.S. News & World Report Oct 12, 2001 p56
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What the Vatican Knew About the Holocaust, and When. Kevin Madigan.
Commentary Oct 2001 v112 i3 p43
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Keeping The War Alive: Japan needs to confront its past honestly--and the same is true for its former Asian enemies. (Japan needs to acknowledge its role in World War II)(World View)(International)(Brief Article)
Newsweek August 27, 2001 p33
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+++PARTISAN--MEMORIES+++. (Italy 1944) Stuart Hood.
History Today August 2001 v51 i8 p9
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The 'Singapore Strategy' and the Deterrence of Japan: Winston Churchill, the Admiralty and the Dispatch of Force Z(*). CHRISTOPHER M. BELL.
The English Historical Review June 2001 v116 i467 p604
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Judging Pius XII. Kevin Madigan.
The Christian Century March 14, 2001 v118 i9 p6
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THE AUBRAC CONTROVERSY. (controversy over French Resistance during World War II) Hanna Diamond, Claire Gorrara.
History Today March 2001 v51 i3 p26
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Unrestricted Warfare: How A New Breed Of Officers Led The Submarine Force to Victory In World War II. (Brief Article) Samuel Loring Morison.
Navy News & Undersea Technology Jan 2, 2001 v18 i1 p4
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CONDITIONS OF AUTHORITARIANISM, FASCISM AND DEMOCRACY IN INTER-WAR EUROPE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS. (Brief Article) DIRK BERG-SCHLOSSER.
International Journal of Comparative Sociology Nov 2000 v41 i4 p408
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The Forgotten Few. (Battle of Britain) Daniel Johnson.
The National Interest Fall 2000 p90
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The Rape of Okinawa. (World War II') George Feifer.
World Policy Journal Fall 2000 v17 i3 p33
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Dunkirk: Victory or Defeat? Patrick Wilson.
History Review Sept 2000 p18
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Pax Germanica -- the future historical. CARL TIGHE.
Journal of European Studies Sept 2000 v30 i3 p297
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The Bombs of August. Howard Zinn.
The Progressive August 2000 v64 i8 p16
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Degrees of Collaboration. (France during World War II) Roger Draper.
The New Leader July 2000 p24
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Auschwitz and the British. (whenthe British knew about concentration camps) Barbara Rogers.
HistoryToday, October 1999 v49 i10 p2
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The Bombs of August. Howard Zinn.
The Progressive, August 2000 v64 i8 p16
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Degrees of Collaboration. (France during World War II) Roger Draper.
The New Leader, July 2000 p24
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THE DUTCH, THE GERMANS, & THE JEWS. (Dutch-Nazi collaboration) Jan Herman Brinks.
History Today, June 1999 v49 i6 p17
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Greek resistance 1941-45: organization, achievements and contributions to Allied war efforts against the Axis powers. Peter D. Chimbos.
International Journal of Comparative Sociology, May 1999 v40 i2 p251(1)
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The London Plot to Kill Mussolini.Alfio Bernabei.
History Today, April 1999 v49i4 p2(1)
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WWI vets: last living links to a bygone era: with less than 400 of them left, these century-old warriors still have stories to tell, about the Great War. Janie Blankenship.
VFW Magazine , Nov 2003 v91 i3 p14(2) (1045 words)
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The Schrippenfest incident: Godfrey Hodgson tells of a little-known episode in which an unofficial American diplomat attempted to redraw the political map in the summer of 1914, bringing peace to Europe and development to the Third World. (Edward Mandell House (1858-1938))(Biography) Godfrey Hodgson.
History Today, July 2003 v53 i7 p47(7) (3945 words)
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Intrigue of nations. (Book Review: THE ILLUSION OF VICTORY: Americans in World War I)(Book Review) Matthew Dallek.
Washington Monthly, July-August 2003 v35 i7-8 p57(2) (1040 words)
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The Prelude. (Book Review) Hillel Halkin.
The New Republic, June 2, 2003 p32 (2847 words)
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First day on the Somme.
The Atlantic MonthlyMay 2003 v291 i4 p106
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Experience, identity, and memory: the legacy of World War I *. (ReviewArticle). (Critical Essay) Belinda Davis.
The Journal of Modern HistoryMarch 2003 v75 i1 p111(21)
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The mobilisation of the intellectuals 1914-1915 and the continuityof German historical consciousness (1). John A. Moses.
The AustralianJournal of Politics and History Sept 2002 v48 i3 p336(17)
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The Schlieffen plan--fantasy or catastrophe? Terence Zuber argues thatthe German army's rigid plan for a quick victory in France in 1914 wasa postwar fabrication. (Column) Terence Zuber.
History TodaySept 2002 v52 i9 p40(7)
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The realities of war: Mike Finn looks at the Liverpool press to findout what people back home were told about conditions on the Western Front.Mike Finn.
History Today August 2002 v52 i8 p26(6)
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'A barometer of national confidence': a Britishassessment of the role of insecurity in the formulation of German militarypolicy before the first world war. Matthew S. Seligmann.
The English Historical Review April 2002 v117 i471p333(23)
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Maple Leaf Yanks: in the 1960s many young Americans fled to Canadato avoid fighting and dying in Vietnam. But fifty years earlier, manyof their grandfathers flocked north, eager to play a part in Europe'sGreat War. Matthew R. Laird.
The Beaver: Exploring Canada's HistoryApril-May 2002 v82 i2 p32(6)
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In harm's way; The sinking of the Lusitania. (British militaryhistory)(Brief Article)
The Economist (US) April 20, 2002 pNA
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German atrocities, 1914: fact, fantasy, or fabrication? John Hornelooks at what lay behind allegations of brutality on both sides in theopening months of the Great War. John Horne.
History TodayApril 2002 v52 i4 p47(7)
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"Deads Lands" or "New Europe"? reconstructing Europe,reconfiguring Eastern Europe: "Westerners" and the aftermathof the World War. W. Brian Newsome.
East European QuarterlySpring 2002 v36 i1 p39(24)
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Excavating memories: archaeology and the Great War, 1914-2001.Nicholas J. Saunders.
Antiquity March 2002 v76 i291 p101(8)
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The Lansdowne "Peace Letter" of 1917 and the prospect ofpeace by negotiation with Germany (1). (Henry Petty Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquessof Lansdowne) Douglas Newton.
The Australian Journal of Politicsand History March 2002 v48 i1 p16(24)
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Against all odds: Vira B. Whitehouse and Rosika Schwimmerin Switzerland, 1918. Tibor Glant.
American StudiesInternational Feb 2002 v40 i1 p34(18)
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The song of 1916. Fraser Bell.
Queen's QuarterlyWinter 2001 v108 i4 p521(9)
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ECHOES OF WORLD WAR I. (Brief Article)Alexandra Hergesell.
Europe Oct 2001 p44
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Women and the Great War. (World War I) CATE BRETT.
HindsightSept 2001 v12 i1 p1
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Total war! (effects of World War I on society) RICHARD STATON.
Hindsight Sept 2001 v12 i1 p28
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Laughter and tears in the great war: the need for laughter/the guiltof humour. Jean-Yves Le Naour.
Journal of European StudiesSept 2001 p265(12)
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Mirroring societies at war: pictorial humour in the British and Frenchpopular press during the First World War. Pierre Purseigle.
Journalof European Studies Sept 2001 p289(41)
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The Great War. (World War I) MichaelHoward.
The National Interest Summer 2001 p78
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REMEMBERING GALLIPOLI: A VIEW FROM THE NEW CENTURY. MICHAELEVANS.
Quadrant May 2001 v45 i5 p20
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Austen Chamberlain as Foreign Secretary. David Dutton.
History Review March 2001 p9
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RED SUMMERS 1917-19. (racial tensionand riots towards end of World War I) Neil Evans.
History TodayFeb 2001 v51 i2 p28
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'A land fit for heroes'? Postwar Britain 1918. HUGH JEBSON.
HindsightJan 2001 v11 i2 p6
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THE ABUSE OF HISTORY. (Pardon for Soldiers of the Great War Bill)Ian McGibbon.
New Zealand International Review Jan 2001 v26 i1p28
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Searching for Gavrilo Princip. (Serbian nationalist) DAVID DEVOSS.
Smithsonian August 2000 p42
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A Benediction on the Past Woodrow Wilson's War Address. Robert W. Tucker.
World Policy Journal Summer 2000 v17 i2 p77
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Germany and France before the First World War: A Reassessmentof Wilhelmine Foreign Policy. MARK HEWITSON.
The EnglishHistorical Review June 2000 v115 i462 p570
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Contingency, Catalysts, and International System Change. RICHARDNED LEBOW.
Political Science Quarterly Winter 2000 v115 i4 p591
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My Grandfather's War. (World War I) Ephraim Rubenstein.
AmericanHeritage Nov 2000 v51 i7 p48 Mag.Coll.: 105D0327.
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"WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?": ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S "SOLDIER'SHOME" AND AMERICAN VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I (2). (Critical Essay)STEVEN TROUT.
The Hemingway Review Fall 2000 v20 i1 p5
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BETWEEN THE MOTHER OF THE WOUNDED AND THE VIRGIN OF JIU: Romanian Womenand the Gender of Heroism during the Great War. Maria Bucur.
Journalof Women's History Summer 2000 v12 i2 p30
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A Benediction on the Past Woodrow Wilson's War Address. RobertW. Tucker.
World Policy Journal Summer 2000 v17 i2 p77
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Germany and France before the First World War: A Reassessment of WilhelmineForeign Policy. MARK HEWITSON.
The English Historical ReviewJune 2000 v115 i462 p570
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In December 1914, German and British soldiers took a brief Christmasholiday from World War I. Leslie Stuart Carter.
Military HistoryDec 1999 v16 i5 p18
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The Great Flu Epidemic. (Spanishflu epidemic of 1918-1919) SEAN PRICE.
New York Times UpfrontNov 15, 1999 v132 i6 p20
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The Walking Wounded. (literary work of British novelist Pat Barker)(CriticalEssay) MICHAEL THORPE.
World and I Oct 1999 v14 i10 p258
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Black American Radicalism and the First World War: The Secret Filesof the Military Intelligence Division. WRAY R. JOHNSON.
Armed Forces& Society: An Interdisciplinary Journal Fall 1999 v26 i1 p27
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LESSONS OF WORLD WAR I. Michael Lind.
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Why did the Germans ask for an armistice in 1918? CATE BRETT.
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A lost generation? The impact of the First World War. Gerard DeGroot.
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THE ZIMMERMANN TELEGRAM. (World War I) Katherine Bailey.
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German Australians in Rural Society 1914-1918. John McQuilton.
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Military geography: the influence of terrain in the outcome of theGallipoli Campaign, 1915. Peter Doyle, Matthew R. Bennett.
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"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Federal Reserve System'sfounding fathers and allied finances in the First World War. PriscillaRoberts.
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Sharing scarcity: bread rationing and the First World War in Berlin,1914-1923. Keith Allen.

Journal of Social History Winter 1998 v32 i2 p371(2)
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A TASTE OF ASHES. (the Great War) Jay Winter.
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Under arms: the forgotten Black regiments of World War I. (includesrelated article) Craig J. Renner.
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The Great War. Graham Darby.
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From moral to professional authority: secularism, social work, andmiddle-class women's self construction in World War I Britain. AngelaWoollacott.
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An inner circle of one: Woodrow Wilson and his advisers. RobertW. Tucker.
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Britain and the origins of the First World War: Christopher Ray queriesthe accepted picture of a reluctant victim of forces beyond her control.(The Unpredictable Past). Christopher Ray.
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Battle colors: race, sex, and colonial soldiery in World War I. (SexingWomen's History) Philippa Levine.
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Not by bread alone: subsistence riots in Russia during World War I.Barbara Alpern Engel.
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Love in a time of war. (99-year-old Lina Becan)(100 Years of Living)(Interview)Jeanne Marie Laskas.
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Roger Nash Baldwin, the National Civil Liberties Bureau, and militaryintelligence during World War I. Robert C. Cottrell.
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Hemingway's 'A Farewell to Arms.' (Ernest Hemingway) William Dow.
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The Origins of the First World War. Robert Pearce.
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Edith Wharton at war: civilized space in troubled times. AnnetteLarson Benert.
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How to pay for the war: state, society and taxation in Britain, 1917-24.M.J. Daunton.
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Masculinity, men's bodies and the Great War. (World War I) JoannaBourke.
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Red Emma. (Emma Goldman; World War I anarchist) Tod Olson.
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Conscription, sovereignty, and land: American Indian resistance duringWorld War I. Erik M. Zissu.
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The economic effects of the Great War. Patrick O'Brien.
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Fighting everything German in Texas, 1917-1919. Mark Sonntag.
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British working women and the First World War. Susan Pyecroft.
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Public finance and national security: the domestic origins of the FirstWorld War revisited. Niall Ferguson.
Past & Present Feb1994 n142 p141(28)
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War and wages, 1914-18. (First World War) (Cover Story) Tony Corfield.
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Self-determination, again: the sad lessons of 1919 are eloquent abouttoday's endlessly wretched situation in the Balkans. Bernard A. Weisberger.
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Germany and the Arab question in the First World War. Donald M.McKale.
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Unsafe haven: why minorities treaties fail. (international relations)Charles S. Maier.
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War against reason: what business had we 'over there'? (75th AnniversaryIssue - World War I, Wilson, and business) (column) Henry Fairlie.
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Administrative politics and labor policy in the First World War: theU.S. employment service and the Seattle labor market experiment. WilliamJ. Breen.
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Along the Western Front. (World War I cemeteries and shrines) JackBeatty.
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The Treaty of Versailles 80 years on. Ruth Henig.
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The failed peace in Europe, 1919-33. (includes chronology)(VersaillesSystem) Andrew J. Crozier.
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The Versailles legacy. (the interests of all Europe, 1919) DerekAldcroft.
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The Roosevelt administration and the United Nations: re-creation orrejection of the League experience? (Woodrow Wilson and the League ofNations, part 2) George Schild.
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Trick or treat? The Anglo-French Alliance, 1919. Antony Lentin.
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Bad Statesman, Good Prophet. (President Woodrow Wilson) MichaelMandelbaum.
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Pro-Nazi Pope? Michael Rust.
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From Cross to Swastika: The Theology of Hate. Albert Wachtel.
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Helene Stocker's pacifism in the Weimar Republic: between ideal andreality. Regina Braker.
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Monetary Explanations of the Weimar Republic's Hyperinflation: SomeNeglected Contributions in Contemporary German Literature. DAVID E.W. LAIDLER, GEORGE W. STADLER.
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The auxiliary cruiser Thor's Death and Transfiguration: a case study in Nazi newsreel propaganda in the Second World War. Roel Vande Winkel.
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Nazis into Germans: Went the Day Well? (1942) and The Eagle Has Landed (1976). (Critical Essay) S.P. MacKenzie.
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Mourning, meaning, and not repeating: themes of dialogue between descendents of Holocaust survivors and descendents of Nazis. Julie Oxenberg.
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Nazism and Stalinism: Ian Thatcher argues that surfacesimilarities between the regimes of Hitler and Stalin disguise deep-seateddifferences. (Talking Points). Ian Thatcher.
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Judging Nazism and Communism. Martin Malia.
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Poisoning young minds in Nazi Germany: children and propaganda in theThird Reich. Mary Mills.
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Nazis and workers before 1933. Dick Geary.
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New Perspectives on Nazi Germany. Neil Gregor.
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Interpretations of Nazi Germany. John Claydon.
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Heart of darkness: modernism and its historians *. Robert Wohl.
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Accommodating indigenous privilege: Britain's dilemma in decolonising Fiji Robert Norton.
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Decolonizing in the era of globalization Joyce Green.
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Writing histories of contemporary Africa (*). Stephen Ellis.
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DECOLONIZATION AS DISINTEGRATION: THE DISESTABLISHMENT OF THE STATEIN CHAD. WILLIAM F. S. MILES.
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Suitable for these Wadsworth textbooks:

Greer/Lewis, A Brief History of the Western World, eighth edition, chapters 13-15

Hollister et al, The West Transformed: A History of Western Civilization, first edition, chapters 26-32

Cannistraro/Reich, The Western Perspective: A History of European Civilization, first edition, Part VIII

Upshur et al, World History, fourth edition, chapters 14-17

Duiker/Spielvogel, World History, third edition, chapters 24-32

Duiker/Spielvogel, The Essential World History, first edition, chapters 24-32

Duiker, Twentieth-Century World History, second edition, chapters 4, 6, 7, 8, 15

Adler, World Civilizations, third edition, chapters 47, 49, 51, 57, 58

Spielvogel, Western Civilization, fifth edition, chapters 26-29

Spielvogel, Western Civilization: A Brief History, second edition, chapters 26-29

Hause/Maltby, Western Civilization, chapters 29, 30, 32, 33

Hause/Maltby, Essentials of Western Civilization, chapters 28, 29, 31, 32