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Things turned deadly the month of Hickok’s murder. In July 1876 James Butler Hickok, better known as “Wild Bill,” was looking for a new start when he arrived in Deadwood, Dakota Territory, with a party of adventurers—among them, “Calamity Jane” Canary, Joe “White Eye” Anderson and brothers Steve and “Colorado Charlie” Utter. The new arrivals …
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Book Review: Mussolini’s Death MarchMussolini’s Death March: Eyewitness Accounts of Italian Soldiers on the Eastern Front By Nuto Revelli, translated by John Penuel. 640 pp. Kansas, 2013. $45. It’s taken almost half … Read MoreDaily Quiz for February 19, 2017On inauguration day, this outgoing president told his successor, “I think you will find the water on the right-hand well at the White House better than the left.”
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… Read MoreDVD Review: Lost Airmen of BuchenwaldLost Airmen of Buchenwald Directed by Michael Dorsey. 115 minutes. On the Military Channel; also on DVD, $18.95. Buchenwald, once a sylvan site where the great German poet Goethe s… Read MoreBook Review: The Ariadne ObjectiveThe Ariadne Objective: The Underground War to Rescue Crete from the Nazis By Wes Davis. 352 pp. Crown, 2013. $26. Britian’s Special Operations Executive, set up to infiltrate Germa… Read More
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