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COPENHAGEN, winter 1945: Peter Jorgensen, 18, is a Danish boy scout and Resistance worker whom the Gestapo arrests along with other members of his cell. After days of torture, their captors stuff the Danes into cattle cars and send them to an unknown destination—revealed, after two weeks of meandering through devastated Germany in winter cold, …
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Boone May: Bane of the BadmenThe stagecoach shotgun messenger who worked his weapons on the dangerous road from Deadwood earned a reputation for killing robbers. In June 1879, on the trail to the great Black H… Read MoreTascosa: Hell Town of the Texas Panhandle ‘The hardest place on the frontier’ was a hideout for Lone Star State fugitives and rustlers and site of one of the West’s bloodiest shootouts. Tougher than Tombstone? Indisp… Read MoreTascosa’s Grave Situation: In and Out of Boot HillAs documentary records of Tascosa’s early history are sparse, establishing just how many men died violent deaths there is difficult. According to lawman Jim East, from 1880 to 1886… Read MoreThe Grand Museum of the Fur Trade Is Nebraska’s ‘Jewel on Bordeaux Creek’Its trove of artifacts celebrates a hair-raising era. Call it the early Wild West, a time of hair-raising and sometimes fur-flying adventure when men were men and beavers were beav… Read MoreGhost Towns: Schellbourne, NevadaIn 1859 the Pony Express built a station on Schell Creek in central Utah Territory (present-day Nevada). In June 1860, after raiding Paiute Indians killed the stationmaster and two… Read More
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