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When Martin Luther King requested a meeting with J. Edgar Hoover in 1964, the FBI director’s first instinct was to refuse. His reason was simple: He detested King. “I held him in complete contempt,” Hoover later told Time magazine. “First I felt I shouldn’t see him, but then I thought he might become a martyr …
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Iron GeneralJohn J. Pershing was inflexible in his insistence on an independent American army on the Western Front. He got his way–but was the cost worth it? ON FEBRUARY 5, 1917, THE REAR GUAR… Read MoreWWII Letters from Readers- November 2009The Myth That Wouldn’t Die I enjoyed reading Michael Shea’s article on the heroic fight to keep the USS Franklin from sinking (“Red Sky at Morning,” July 2009). I have been interes… Read More‘My Bit of History’A group of veterans writes the stories of their war. The Wake Robin community in Shelburne, Vermont—like many retirement communities across the country—is home not only to its 300 … Read MoreMay 2018 Table of ContentsThe May 2018 issue features a cover story about the bombing of Guernica, Spain, during the 1936–39 Spanish Civil War
The post May 2018 Table of Contents appeared first on HistoryNe… Read MoreHe Fought for the Soldier’s Peace of MindAs the man who would spark a revolution in the treatment of combat stress in the American army, Capt. Frederick R. Hanson had two things going for him. The first was that he was a … Read More
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