What did Germans really think of Hitler?
The Nazi approach was a blend of carrots and sticks, resting on three pillars: popularity, tradition and coercion
Read More
Author: Pat Murphy
Margaret Thatcher and the end of apartheid
The Thatcher-Nelson Mandela relationship is a reflection of how very different people can evolve a respectful, albeit wary, understanding
Read More
Adolf Hitler’s fateful mistake
If Hitler had declared war on Japan in support of the U.S., he might have kept the U.S. out of the European war. And that would have changed history
Read More
Diving into man’s complicated relationship with war
From ancient Sparta to Rome to Prussia, cultures have elevated personal characteristics associated with battlefield success
Read More
Early takeaways from the U.S. election
The Democratic wave didn’t happen, the polls blew it again and rising voter participation doesn’t necessarily translate the way it’s supposed to
Read MoreEXTRA! EXTRA!
