As with the current debate surrounding American concentration camps, the straightest talkers were historians: especially Roger Daniels in Concentration Camps USA: Japanese Americans and World War II (first published in 1971) and Michi Weglyn in Years of Infamy: The Untold Story of..…

Attempts at grand strategy can become nationalistic rallying cries—like “America First” or “the global war on terrorism”—that do far more harm than good. . ... America’s first post-Cold War strategy unleashed a fierce backlash as the geopolitical winds..…

The court said in decision that the cross, constructed as World War I memorial, had stood for more than 90 years without disturbance and had come to represent more than just religious element. . ..…

One of the best-kept secrets of European Union is that the idea which gave rise to it owed its genesis not to the war, as is supposed, except to Great War quarter of earlier. ..…

Following the First World War, a sovereign exception marking Palestine as a site of Jewish settlement engendered a specialized legal arrangement that justified the juridical erasure of a Palestinian political community. ..…

On Sunday June, Roll of Honour was unveiled in World War II Hall of Memories at Auckland War Memorial Museum. ..…

In 1916, he went to United Press London and, starting in 1917, during World War I, he moved to France to work at Marshall Syndicate. ..…

Of course, after First World War, became both more jealous of their home populations and more suspicious of those. ..…

But more than 12,000 American Indians served during World War I, and after the war, American flag began to be given prominent position at American Indian gatherings, especially those held on the 4th of July. ..…

Much, not all, of British beyond Isles and Europe was people fleeing tyranny, except the imperial urge developed in British New World. The War of American Independence was first and foremost defensive measure against royal edicts and aggression, even while Americans practiced..…