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Andersonville Directed by John Frankenheimer, June 2004 Andersonville, the 1996 Turner Pictures made-for-TV film, gives the notorious Confederate prison in Georgia a gritty treatment not seen in previous cinematic versions. Although this four-hour 2004 film, released on DVD in 2004, is beset by its share of problems, it captures the well-known despair endured by all …
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Red Ramage’s Wild RideAn American sub skipper chases an elusive Japanese convoy—and finds unparalleled glory. The commanding officer was hopping back and forth between the lookouts on the radar screen i… Read MoreWWII Today- June 2011The War’s Deadliest Weapon: Starvation World War II was about many things: ideology, conquest, survival. But food historian Lizzie Collingham makes a persuasive case in a new book … Read MoreThe Darkest Valley: American Paratroopers in ItalyScattered, lost, and underequipped behind enemy lines in Italy, American paratroopers resorted to what they did best—wreaking havoc
The post The Darkest Valley: American Paratroope… Read MoreWWII Letters from Readers- June 2011Fuze Fans I must note an inaccurate spelling in the article “Bombs Away” (January/February) when describing German bomb fuzes. The author uses a spelling of “fuse,” which is incorr… Read MoreWWII Kids Stuff: Women Heroes and Phantoms in the SnowWomen Heroes of World War II By Kathryn Atwood. 272 pp. Chicago Review Press, 2011. $19.95. The 26 women in this well-written collection of short biographical essays faced off agai… Read More
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