by Fred Pelka People would turn up in the Nazi camp whom I was utterly surprised to find there Claudia Koonz remembers being a grade
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by Charlotte Bunch Global military spending has, for decades, consumed national and international resources desperately needed for human development. The state of permanent readiness for
by Willie Mao Kneupper A Victorian traveler, Marianne North, imposed on herself the task of painting all the world’s tropical flora. In 1882, over 800
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by Irene Davall She grabbed the ringing phone and said brusquely “Flo Kennedy here.” The caller, who spoke with a soft southern drawl, identified herself as
Renee David is a successful journalist who forthrightly calls herself a feminist. She’s a political radical, a Jewish woman who struggles with equal fervor against
by Denise Selleck As a superstitious person, I would never have started this project had I realized that it was Friday the 13th when I
by Eleanor J. Bader “It’s history we’re viewing and people respond to the photos because the women have had such an impact on the world
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