New perspectives on how history is made
He attended antiwar rallies to protest the Vietnam War?
Shinzo Abe is using Yasukuni to help forge a greater role for the Japanese military.
What the people who oppose a visit by Michelle Obama say is their reason.
Even were a mountain of cold hard cash at hand, today’s Ukraine would never make it, without middle ground being found among the country’s main superpower patrons. And quickly.
McConnell has long argued that critics of his pro-Confederate stance seek to whitewash the past.
Historians need to re-evaluate the way we have come to understand the carnage of the Civil War.
The intent is a massive land grab, pure and simple.
"Espionage, love, and power play upon the shifting sands of wartime Cairo, Egypt 1941."
"The problem lies in the world ‘public.’ "
Fifteen years ago, when I set out to write a book about the Holocaust experiences of my father’s family, I knew I didn’t have forever.
The pictures that prove there was a Palestine before the Israeli state came along.
Scholars who blog discuss whether blogging is scholarly.
“Never was there a more treacherous murder!”
University of Washington historian Michael Honey on John Handcox, African American singer and labor activist in the Jim Crow South.
If students forget everything, let them at least remember the 14th Amendment.
We complain about spin when the other side's doing a good job.
Are wars ever worth all the sufferings that flow from them like blood from dying soldiers?
There is no other country in which the Ukrainian crisis triggered such a divisive and self-searching debate as in Germany.
Putin often speaks quite openly of his motives and values—and opinion polls suggest he is strongly in sync with widespread popular sentiments.
The chilling details of the U.S. military's plan to use the very scientists who had been essential to Hitler’s war effort.
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