From 1871–1918, Imperial Germany was referred to as the second Reich, and it was responsible for World War i. ..…

The first wave of globalization, which flourished from 1870 to the beginning of World War I, brought unusual prosperity to the Western world. ..…

The years between World War I and World War II saw Jewish families pioneering a new strategy to find jobs and get an education in the face of growing anti-Semitism. ... After World War I, then, name changing became a much more..…

Some historians argue that the century began with World War I, and set the stage for the totalitarian systems of communism and fascism — directly paving the way for Germany of National Socialism and its unprecedented war on Jews.. ..…

Though the American public at home was terrified by the Soviet threat, Fellwock said his access to raw intelligence made him feel safer—even if he had once anxiously tracked a flight of nuclear-armed Russian bombers heading straight toward Istanbul, pulling a U-turn just short of the line that would have..…

William Le Queux was the most prolific author of the genre; his first novel was The Great War in England in 1897 (1894) and he went on to publish from one to twelve novels a year until his death in 1927. ..…

WHEREAS, Tens of thousands of Arab Americans have served during World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, Iraq War, and Wars Afghanistan and Iraq after September 11, 2001 and. ..…

Habib was a political militant and Eastern Orthodox priest who developed a profound relationship with the local community and became a political militant during the struggle against French rule after World War I. . ..…

The Klan of the 1920s especially targeted Catholics, playing on lingering suspicions from World War I that Catholics maintained dual loyalties and were part of a secret plot directed from Rome. ..…

Both the Germans and the Japanese, certainly as relentless in their war aims as the Palestinians, finally accepted defeat and unconditionally surrendered at the conclusion of World War II.  The allied powers specifically demanded an “unconditional surrender” so that the war..…

I feel huge sense of unfairness my parents served their country in Second World War, my in the air force and my in the navy, and it feels as if the system they put so much into let them down when they needed it most. ..…