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July/August 2001

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Volume

52

Issue

5

PEARL HARBOR WHAT REALLY HAPPENED? FDR: GUILTY SHORT & KIMMEL WERE SCAPEGOATS EARLY WARNING FDR: NOT GUILTY I DON’T BUT IT

Stories published from "July/August 2001"

The Original Hall Of Fame

Authored by: The Editors

ITS OUT-OF-THE-WAY SETTING IS GLORIOUS IN ITS FASHION

The Buyable Past

Authored by: The Editors

Miniature Portraits

Remember D-day

Authored by: The Editors

IN A VIRGINIA TOWN THAT WILL NEVER FORGET, A MEMORIAL MAKES SURE THE REST OF US WON’T EITHER

The 10 Most Endangered Battlefields

Authored by: The Editors

The Civil War Preservation Trust, the country’s largest nonprofit battlefield preservation organization, has issued its first annual list of America’s most endangered Civil War sites, most of which are being chipped away by urban and suburban growth. They are presented in alphabetical order by state.

Joints Out Of Time

Authored by: The Editors

YOU’LL FIND NO FRIED MOZZARELLA STICKS IN THESE ESTABLISHMENTS

Jackie’s Favorite Things

Authored by: The Editors

A TROMPE-L’OEIL WHITE HOUSE TREASURE TROVE

Ms. America

Authored by: Peter Braunstein

WHY JANE FONDA IS A MIRROR OF THE NATION’S PAST FORTY YEARS

Creating The Ultimate Civil War Resource

Authored by: Dennis K. Berman

Richard Dobbins has made it his mission to gather every single record of every single soldier into one huge, organized, searchable Internet database.

Winter Crossing

Authored by: David McCullough

When John Adams set out with his little son on a perilous voyage early in 1778, he was full of misgivings. He had every right to be worried, but the journey turned out to be the adventure of his life—and a revelation of his essential character.

Early Warning

Authored by: Thomas Fleming

FEBRUARY 7, 1932, A DATE THAT WOULD LIVE IN… AMNESIA

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