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Dutch Resistance Fighter Confesses to 65-Year-Old Murder—and Learns She Killed an Innocent Man She had carried the secret for 65 years but did not want to take it to her death. So 96-year-old Atie Ridder-Visser, a hero of the Dutch resistance, confessed in January to the 1946 murder of a suspected Nazi collaborator. Only then …
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MHQ Letters from Readers- Winter 2012Does Torture Work? I take issue with Colin Woodard’s one-sided conclusion in “Why We Won’t Give Up Torture” Autumn 2011—that it does not work. Discussing torture used in the war on… Read MoreArms and Men: Pump Up the VolumeFrom trumpets at Jericho to Eminem at Fallujah, music and sound have been valuable weapons. Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore leads his helicopter gunships in over the beach. Loudspe… Read More‘A Moment Full of Peril’When John Brown seized Harpers Ferry and threatened to spark a slave insurrection, officials in Washington concluded only one man could stop him: Colonel Robert E. Lee. Depending o… Read More‘Jove’s Thunder’ The Federals’ Fredericksburg Scorecard: Shameful orgy of destruction, wretched lossIt was a command Union Brig. Gen. Henry J. Hunt probably hoped he wouldn’t have to give. But on December 11, 1862, after a series of aborted attempts by the Federals to cross the R… Read MoreExperience of War: Morphine, Splints, and Hot TeaEarly in World War I, a doctor follows a day of fierce fighting at the Marne with a long night caring for the wounded and dying. Arthur Anderson Martin, a small-town doctor from Ne… Read More
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