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The Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was the site of the most prominent siege of the Balkan wars that attended Yugoslavia’s disintegration in the early 1990s. On April 6, 1992, Serb forces began shelling the city from hillside positions and occupied several neighborhoods. Given the city’s poor defenses, few imagined the siege would last some three …
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Movie Review: Hostiles, directed by Scott CooperDirector Scott Cooper delivers a well-crafted, if at points dragging, tale of Western cultural clashes
The post Movie Review: Hostiles, directed by Scott Cooper appeared first on H… Read MoreBook Review: Civil War in the Southwest Borderlands, 1861–1867Andrew Masich's narrative of wartime events across the region sorts out the social and political entities also competing for dominance
The post Book Review: Civil War in the Southw… Read MoreBook Review: Depredation and DeceitGregory Michno's research paints a rather unflattering picture of Anglo and Hispanic settlers in New Mexico
The post Book Review: Depredation and Deceit appeared first on HistoryNe… Read MoreCharley Curtis: From Tepee to Capitol DomeMixed-blood Charley Curtis witnessed a life-changing raid in Kansas and later engaged in political fights as a U.S. senator and 31st vice president
The post Charley Curtis: From Te… Read MoreStringbag Back in the AirThe Fairey Swordfish biplane torpedo bomber was one of the most unusual yet effective World War II aircraft. The Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm deployed it as late as May 1945, which w… Read More
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