Blogs about: League Of Nations
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Andrew Sullivan
I was going through my links to make Thanksgiving day wishes to people. When I went to Andrew Sullivan’s blog, I found that he isn’t set up for comments. I also found a couple posts ther… more →
HELLO IRAQ
Camel 11 of 17
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Andy Jendrzejewski wrote 1 week ago: Indirectly, then, the Camel enterprise from the United States, seems to have played a role, through … more →
Not a Happy Man, Actually a Very Bad One
The Negotiator wrote 1 week ago: Just take one look at this body language, clearly a tormented man. Hitler’s Minister of Culture and … more →
Subversive Historian - 06/30/09
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Gabriel San Blogman wrote 2 weeks ago: Haile Selassie’s Plea Back in the day on June 30th, 1936 Haile Selassie, emperor of Ethiopia, gave … more →
The Near East Dilemma
adonis49 wrote 3 weeks ago: The Near East Dilemma: The Background (Part 1, May 16, 2009) Note: This essay is of two parts. T … more →
The NoetiTao™ of Politics
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pluribusone wrote 1 month ago: Four forces of politics have existed through history: liberal, radical, conservative, and reactionar … more →
Japan withdraws from the League of Nations
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thequintessential wrote 1 month ago: Japanese diplomats leaving the League of Nations building after its withdrawal. Geneva, Feb. 24, 19 … more →
Has it occurred to anyone else...
Alastair Collins wrote 1 month ago: …that North Korea is spoiling for war? Seriously, they just seem to be waiting for someone to … more →
Spoils of War, the Lessons of WWI Shape the WWII's V-E Day
Meg in History wrote 2 months ago: Today in 1945: Victory in Europe Day! The previous day, Germany surrendered to the allies ending Wo … more →
K.K.K. and World Peace
Charz wrote 2 months ago: K.K.K., League of Nations and World Peace Preface This little volume is an attempt to describe Japa … more →
APRIL 18: AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
Administrator wrote 3 months ago: Paul Revere made his famous “Midnight Ride” in the Boston area on April 18th, 1775, warn … more →
Who should push the reset button?
Pavan Gupta wrote 3 months ago: American Exceptionalism has run its course over the last century. It is time to hit the ‘reset … more →
Conservation in the heart of a Civil War
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dancull wrote 3 months ago: I am currently trying to find out more about a particular group from the Spanish Civil War; known as … more →
Peggy Smith: Drawing for Peace
specialcollectionsbradford wrote 4 months ago: One of the Commonweal Archives is offering a unique glimpse at the personalities of 1930s peace, pol … more →
United We Fell
thequintessential wrote 4 months ago: Knotted Gun by Fredrik Reuterswärd in front the UNHQ is ironically metaphorical towards the state o … more →
Drawing for Peace
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specialcollectionsbradford wrote 4 months ago: Peggy Smith selling Peace News A unique and fascinating glimpse at the personalities involved in 193 … more →
Churchill: A United States of Europe must play its part in the One World Government
Akira wrote 4 months ago: Churchill was clearly in favour of a Pan-European government playing its part in a One World Governm … more →
The bachelor project - finished
Sidsel Pedersen wrote 5 months ago: I have now finished my bachelor project and gotten my grade for it – which was a major dredgin … more →
The Manchurian Incident
sakerfa wrote 5 months ago: 10 False Flags that Changed the World: #8 In 1931, Japan wanted to invade further into the Asian … more →
League of Nations - a European party
Sidsel Pedersen wrote 6 months ago: I am reading more newspapers for my BA-project – I don’t seem to be able to get though m … more →
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