Review of Mary Louise Roberts, What Soldiers Do: Sex and the American GI in World War II France (University of Chicago Press, 2013), xii + 351 pgs.,
Tag: World War II
American Pravda: Secrets of Military Intelligence
Some may remember that in 2005 a major media controversy engulfed Harvard President Larry Summers over his remarks at an academic conference. Casually speaking off-the-record
Germany was Defeated on the Eastern Front, Not Normandy
On my many walking visits to the vast Normandy battlefield in France, I kept recalling the ever so wise dictum of Prussia’s great monarch, Frederick
Behold Operation Bagration, D-Day of the Eastern Front
Operation Bagration was the D-Day of the Eastern Front. In scope, size, scale and impact, it was a remarkable feat of arms unmatched in WWII.
The 75th Anniversary of the Allied D-Day Liberation of Nazi-Occupied Western Europe. Russia was Not Invited
The decision not to invite President Putin to attend the 75th D-Day commemoration event was a civilizational provocation aimed at dividing the European Allies during
D-Day and the Myth of a U.S. Victory
Each D-Day anniversary the same question comes up. Who defeated Germany and its allies? The answer is, without any doubt, the Soviet Union. But after
“The Holocaust” Is a Myth That Conceals Our Shame
“Most of the time ‘history’ is institutionally engaged in concealing our shame.” Gilad Atzmon I love the words, music, and soul of my Israeli-born truth
The New Grand Strategy of the United States
It is commonly believed in the United States that the country has no Grand Strategy since the end of the Cold War. A Grand Strategy
