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Is MacArthur to blame for the bloodbath that destroyed the Philippine capital? By March 3, 1945, after a month of the worst urban combat in World War II’s Pacific Theater, Manila – the capital city of the Philippines and once renowned as the gleaming “Pearl of the Orient” – was reduced to rubble. Aerial photos …
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Book Review: The Boy in the MaskDick Benson-Gyles recounts the life of the man behind the heroic World War I icon known as Lawrence of Arabia
The post Book Review: The Boy in the Mask appeared first on HistoryNet… Read MoreJanuary 2017 Readers’ LettersReaders sound off about terrorism, World War II Japanese I-boats, papal trivia, celebrities who served and the Medal of Honor
The post January 2017 Readers’ Letters appeared first … Read MoreBook Review: The Man Who Captured WashingtonJohn McCavitt and Christopher T. George profile Robert Ross, the British general forever remembered for burning Washington during the War of 1812
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… Read MoreBook Review: The Campaigns of Sargon IISarah Melville sheds light on ancient Assyrian imperialism and geopolitics during the reign of Sargon II
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