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As a World War II Red Army general, YOU must lead an attack to encircle German defenders in a crucial East Front battle. EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third installment in our trilogy of What Next, General? interactive articles in which we put readers in command of Soviet and German forces in some important but …
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Letter from the Editor: Four Great DaysMonths before the 150th anniversary commemorations at Gettysburg, the Civil War Times staff decided it was important to be on hand. All of us were excited about going, but as the b… Read MoreJefferson Davis: More Than a Figurehead- Interview of Bertram Hayes-DavisIn his early 20s, Bertram Hayes-Davis was chosen to head the Davis Family Association, dedicated to commemorating his great-great-grandfather, Jefferson Davis. In speaking of his a… Read MoreMary Boykin Chesnut’s Ballgown RescuedA ball gown worn by Mary Boykin Chesnut has been rescued from the ravages of time, thanks to a collaboration of historic groups in Columbia, S.C., where Chesnut lived during the Ci… Read More‘Brave But Vain Valor’: Letter from the Battle of Malvern HillLieutenant George W. Finley’s previously unpublished letter describes the ordeal he and the 14th Virginia endured during the July 1862 Battle of Malvern Hill. BORN AT MELROSE PLANT… Read MoreBlue and Gray: Poor George Gordon MeadeAn unsent letter has plagued the general for more than 150 years. On July 14, 1863, Abraham Lincoln drafted a letter to Maj. Gen. George Gordon Meade, whose Army of the Potomac had… Read More
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