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“I’m a photojournalist, or whatever you want to call me. But I don’t belong to the world of art.” So writes Don McCullin in Shaped by War, a chronicle of his four decades of war photography. McCullin was born in London in 1935, and in many ways his war-shadowed childhood groomed him for the job …
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Book Review: The Longest DayThe Longest Day: The Illustrated 70th Anniversary Archive Edition By Cornelius Ryan. 256 pp. Barrons, 2014. $59.99. D-Day’s most beloved epic retelling has been upscaled as a sumpt… Read MoreThe Reading List: Richard FrankThis list focuses on five titles among many worthy examples of outstanding recent scholarship on the vastly neglected Asian-Pacific War. (The sixth and idiosyncratic pick is just o… Read MoreBattle Films: Casablanca and the Politics of SacrificeThe first time I saw was 20 years old, with a date on my arm and hope in my heart. Casablanca I Unsurprisingly, I watched it through the lens of romance. So too, for at least the f… Read MoreWWII Today- April 2014Art Stash May Include Nazi Loot During and after the war in Europe the Allies recovered five million works of art and cultural relics looted by the Nazis. But 1,400 pieces that got… Read MoreLetters from Readers- World War II April 2014Focused on the Photos I would like your help in identifying the rifle on page 40 of Phil Stern’s story “Still Focused,” (November/December 2013). A Ranger is taking aim with what a… Read More
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