“For the first time in decades, it is possible to imagine the United States fighting—and possibly losing—a large-scale war with a great power,” Dougherty warns. . ..…

Narrowly escaping arrest by Pitt’s goons, Paine fled to revolutionary France, where Paine then narrowly survived the disloyalty of his “friend” George Washington—a betrayal that kept Paine (a victim of the Jacobins-Girondins gang war) rotting in Luxembourg Prison. Only with great..…

In Spring of 1919, months after the end of World War 1, or as it was called then, Great War, more than 200 veterans assembled in Baker Theatre on Blackwell Street and approved the plan and charter for the application of the Dover American Legion. . ..…

He cited the occupation of Vilna by the Poles after World War I as a precedent for the tactic. . ..…

So, you know, in World War I in France, there were a series of terribly misplaced offensives, and they brought — they failed again and again and again. ..…

The recent release by Russian authorities of Soviet copy of Nazi- Soviet Pact signed August 1939 on behalf of Germany and Soviet Union by Joachim von Ribbentrop and Vyacheslav Molotov has led to bout of discussion. ..…

The first of World War I, or what was called at the time Great War or World War, was Harry Elmer Barnes. ... Clark added to Barnes's evidence that Great War resulted from plot by two Russian government ministers and the president of France to..…

In the 20th century, public support for the U.S. entering World War I spiked after newspapers reported on the 'Zimmerman telegram' in 1917. ..…

Next year marks the 75th anniversary of Victory over Nazism in the Second World War. We in Russia attach great importance to preserving the memory and historical truth about this great and tragic event of the 20th century. . ..…

The most American, Star-Spangled Banner now in the possession of Smithsonian Institution, is product of the nation's second conflict with Great Britain, the War of 1812. ..…